Formby
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Formby got a reaction from Matt in January Transfer Window
I always liked Besic. Tenacious, quick, decent passer, right attitude. Injuries totally wrecked his career.
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Formby reacted to Btay in Rumours without a Link
Absolutely.
Even just all 3 Doucoure, Allan and Gueye buzzing around would be great.
Really hope we are looking into this.
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Formby reacted to BedfordBlue in Rumours without a Link
With all the players going we are leaving the squad very thin if nobody is coming in
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Formby reacted to Btay in January Transfer Window
Barkley in the gylfi/Gomes role would be a joy to watch.
inexcusable to leave the squad this short on our first real chance at Europe in years.
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Formby got a reaction from badaids in Sheffield Wednesday (FA Cup Home) Sunday 24th January
Absolutely! First album I ever bought - Live and Dangerous - although Visconti later said only the drums were - they overdubbed everything else...
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Formby reacted to Romey 1878 in Wayne Rooney
https://www.theguardian.com/football/2021/jan/15/rooney-mania-had-many-ages-but-his-defining-moment-remains-the-first
I know he won everything there was to win at club level but I always found it a bit sad watching him because he could, and should, have been so much more as a player. He was an exciting player for us and when he played in those Euro's for England, but then he just became a normal player I thought. He wasn't someone I'd be on the edge of my seat watching at all, and that what he had been. If he'd stayed on that path he wouldn't polarise fans, of United and England, he would be adored.
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Formby reacted to London Blue in Josh King
And now he averages 0 in the Championship.
Not saying he could not do a job, just that there are better players who could do a better job.
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Formby reacted to Zoo 2.0 in Josh King
Thought I was losing the plot - the whole problem is that we have utter deadwood outside of the first XI yet people are all over someone that will become just that?! If it doesn't improve us, don't bother and this really doesn't, it's misplaced optimism.
You buy crap, you get crap; Fabien Delph, Ashley Williams, Sandro etc.
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Formby reacted to Zoo 2.0 in Josh King
King hasn't scored a single goal this season, bar a brace against Oldham in the FA Cup.
I'll be honest I don't know know why everyone is so crazy about signing Josh - he's 28, so much older than I would like and was OK, if a bit forgettable at a Bournemouth side that was fighting relegation.
Signing average players just creates more averageness, and is exactly what we don't want if we want to get into the Champions League and beyond - why waste the time on King when we could sign someone for half the price, who's half the age on the continent? Malik for example is two years younger?
@Formby is bang on IMO.
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Formby reacted to Hafnia in Corona Virus
My wife finished her night shift this morning. Her department is the only one open in the trust taking in paediatric cares now, Chester has had to repurpose their paediatric wards for adults as all adult wards over run.
I was going to get in touch with Matt le tissier and carol mcgiffin to see if this is true but I'll trust my wife.
It's a bad situation, normally I wouldn't share stuff like this but it's a duty because thick, careless idiots are sharing misinformation, blood on the hands imo.
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Formby got a reaction from Hafnia in Corona Virus
We're absolutely crying out for one, aren't we? Unbelievable root and branch incompetence from top to bottom. Furious.
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Formby got a reaction from Romey 1878 in Corona Virus
We're absolutely crying out for one, aren't we? Unbelievable root and branch incompetence from top to bottom. Furious.
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Formby got a reaction from MikeO in Corona Virus
We're absolutely crying out for one, aren't we? Unbelievable root and branch incompetence from top to bottom. Furious.
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Formby got a reaction from pete0 in General Weekend/Midweek Football
Indeed! This may be of interest: Law 12 of the FA Rule book. Some changes were made in the Ferguson era, I think.
Direct and indirect free kicks and penalty kicks can only be awarded for offences committed when the ball is in play. Or, in the case of Manchester United, when a ball is no longer in play and the game has ended.
Direct free kick
A direct free kick is awarded if a player commits any of the following offences against an opponent in a manner considered by the referee to be careless, reckless or using excessive force:
charges jumps at kicks or attempts to kick pushes strikes or attempts to strike (including head-butt) tackles or challenges trips or attempts to trip Or, in the case of Manchester United, when an opposing player comes within twelve feet of making a tackle, when a Manchester United player trips over their own feet, and when a Manchester United player simply asks for one.
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Formby got a reaction from MikeO in General Weekend/Midweek Football
Indeed! This may be of interest: Law 12 of the FA Rule book. Some changes were made in the Ferguson era, I think.
Direct and indirect free kicks and penalty kicks can only be awarded for offences committed when the ball is in play. Or, in the case of Manchester United, when a ball is no longer in play and the game has ended.
Direct free kick
A direct free kick is awarded if a player commits any of the following offences against an opponent in a manner considered by the referee to be careless, reckless or using excessive force:
charges jumps at kicks or attempts to kick pushes strikes or attempts to strike (including head-butt) tackles or challenges trips or attempts to trip Or, in the case of Manchester United, when an opposing player comes within twelve feet of making a tackle, when a Manchester United player trips over their own feet, and when a Manchester United player simply asks for one.
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Formby got a reaction from markjazzbassist in General Weekend/Midweek Football
Indeed! This may be of interest: Law 12 of the FA Rule book. Some changes were made in the Ferguson era, I think.
Direct and indirect free kicks and penalty kicks can only be awarded for offences committed when the ball is in play. Or, in the case of Manchester United, when a ball is no longer in play and the game has ended.
Direct free kick
A direct free kick is awarded if a player commits any of the following offences against an opponent in a manner considered by the referee to be careless, reckless or using excessive force:
charges jumps at kicks or attempts to kick pushes strikes or attempts to strike (including head-butt) tackles or challenges trips or attempts to trip Or, in the case of Manchester United, when an opposing player comes within twelve feet of making a tackle, when a Manchester United player trips over their own feet, and when a Manchester United player simply asks for one.
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Formby got a reaction from Romey 1878 in General Weekend/Midweek Football
Indeed! This may be of interest: Law 12 of the FA Rule book. Some changes were made in the Ferguson era, I think.
Direct and indirect free kicks and penalty kicks can only be awarded for offences committed when the ball is in play. Or, in the case of Manchester United, when a ball is no longer in play and the game has ended.
Direct free kick
A direct free kick is awarded if a player commits any of the following offences against an opponent in a manner considered by the referee to be careless, reckless or using excessive force:
charges jumps at kicks or attempts to kick pushes strikes or attempts to strike (including head-butt) tackles or challenges trips or attempts to trip Or, in the case of Manchester United, when an opposing player comes within twelve feet of making a tackle, when a Manchester United player trips over their own feet, and when a Manchester United player simply asks for one.
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Formby got a reaction from Matt in General Weekend/Midweek Football
Indeed! This may be of interest: Law 12 of the FA Rule book. Some changes were made in the Ferguson era, I think.
Direct and indirect free kicks and penalty kicks can only be awarded for offences committed when the ball is in play. Or, in the case of Manchester United, when a ball is no longer in play and the game has ended.
Direct free kick
A direct free kick is awarded if a player commits any of the following offences against an opponent in a manner considered by the referee to be careless, reckless or using excessive force:
charges jumps at kicks or attempts to kick pushes strikes or attempts to strike (including head-butt) tackles or challenges trips or attempts to trip Or, in the case of Manchester United, when an opposing player comes within twelve feet of making a tackle, when a Manchester United player trips over their own feet, and when a Manchester United player simply asks for one.
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Formby got a reaction from pete0 in General Weekend/Midweek Football
Any chance of signing Var from United? His link-up play with Fernandes has been exceptional.
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Formby got a reaction from Romey 1878 in General Weekend/Midweek Football
Any chance of signing Var from United? His link-up play with Fernandes has been exceptional.