TRAGEDY FOR SAGNA

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gus ceasar is a legend
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Post by gus ceasar is a legend »

RocastleRock wrote:I can see Roly point. Think your been abit harsh to the guy. Suppose we are all looking for answers as to why the team performed so out of the ordinary.

Oh please!

This is not about the team and the woeful performance!

Thje gripe I had is that Roly has tried to use a tragic personal circumstance to score points against us.
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Post by jesper arnsbjerg »

KAQAK wrote:Shpirti i tij u preht ne pace.

Which probably meens someone is a moron
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Post by QuartzGooner »

Th etragedy may well have played a part in the team's lack of focus.

Yet there were other reasons why we were so bad.

Namely:

Gilberto - past it.

Cesc - not fully over flu.

Traore - not ready.

Hoyte - needs run of games to live up to decent potential.

Toure - back from groin injury.

Gallas - trying to cover Traore as well as own position.

Eboue - average player.

Bendtner - still learning.

Man Utd - very fired up, came out of blocks running and hit us cold.

It happens.

Not nice when it does.

But it happens.
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