Agreed. His mother is a teacher too. I don't think he's that thick.
Stupid to me are those who don't take care of themselves. Gazza etc.
I dunno what Lee Hendrie is up to but last time I checked he didn't look great.
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Stupid to me are those who don't take care of themselves. Gazza etc.
I dunno what Lee Hendrie is up to but last time I checked he didn't look great.
There’s a statement that is riddled with stupidity- Silly @Modo
At some level a person has to be held accountable. I'm not saying that all people that have problems with addiction are stupid.
But yeah, some footballers like Gazza have made some really stupid choices.
I get what you mean - it’s your vernacular I take issue with. Somehow linking lack of intelligence to addiction is stupid. It’s very complicated but there is nothing to suggest that an addict is ‘stupid’ . I’ll shut up now.
I don't think McAteer's mum is a teacher; she worked with a mate of mine in some health centre back in the 90s.
I wont repeat the story I have told on here in the past, but if intelligence runs in an (extended) family, Jason is indeed as thick as porky poo.
https://www.thefreelibrary.com/JASO...LUSIVE+My+son+isn't+a+wimp,+Roy...-a090974642
First link.. you've been had.
Just double checked - she was a medical secretary in St Caths hospital in Birkenhead. This was at the time of the FA Cup final against the mancs where Cuntona scored ... whenever that was. She might have been a teacher before or after then I gues
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And, although he got a bit lucky with his penalty header, his build-up interplay with Salah was superb. He created the chance, proving he can drop into space and be more than a poacher, which is Haaland’s specialty.
Haaland was so static today and seems to only run vertically when he runs.
Haaland's a monster. Let's not get ahead of ourselves.
But Nunez was fantastic today. So happy!
Agreed.. we got lucky in that some of Haalands runs were not spotted by City players. They were intelligent and dangerous.
Agreed. But I've mentioned this a lot since we've bought him ... Nunez IS a good goal-poacher or better to say that he scores a lot of goals from inside the 6 yd box (I counted 18 last season, plus a few from 6-7m). We needed someone like that, it could give us the threat we've not really had in that regard for a long time and make the difference against low block teams.
I could not agree more, but glad he also has more than that, because it is key to how we play. Needs some work on his pressing to completely fit in, but will come in time.
I am like the idea of Carvalho playing with him. Fabio is used to a big #9 from his time with Mitrovic at Fulham. He will see the runs that others do not and his dribbling ability also creates space for a #9.
Lovely to see this goal from the supporters perspective. There's always that tension and desire for a new striker to do well and it's palpable here.
I bet he is absolutely LOVING IT here !
It was written all over him in more than one video I saw. We also have to remember he's still young. He'll be fine - the club will see to it. Saturday's goal will help too.
Why are we supposed to give a single solitary shiny fuck what this person thinks about an LFC signing?
Fuck off with this shit.
I must say, I feel profoundly relieved that 'Rantz' believes that Nunez will score goals. Phew!
He is a very likable guy but that statement also makes me a wee bit nervous. Some of the best ones - Torres, Suarez - strutted onto the Anfield pitch on day one like they owned it.
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