If he was back playing like he was a few seasons ago we'd have no worries not making top 4Wanyama is back and ready to play the best football of his career. I can feel it
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If he was back playing like he was a few seasons ago we'd have no worries not making top 4Wanyama is back and ready to play the best football of his career. I can feel it
slightly off topic - how is it that our squad flies to northern games while both Manchester clubs (with a plane load more money and one is sponsored by an airline) usually take the train to London.
I checked and we don't have a chartered jet partner ...
In all likelihood I'd imagine it's now going to be a carbon copy of Dortmund away, with three centre halves and surrendering possession, hoping to hit them on the break.We may have to take the Stoke City approach here.
9 in the back big man up front and try and rough City up and get away with it.
No. We've been ridiculous. Winks had to have major surgery in the off-season, and we knew our CM options were incredibly limited (we've actually been very lucky with Sissoko coming good, Winks staying fit this long, and Skipp progressing from the youth). We decided not to buy even a single player, and instead have been playing Winks every game he's been available. He missed three games with a groin injury, then we rushed him back - and lo and behold, it's re-occurred. We shouldn't be blaming our luck - Winks should be absolutely furious that we're risking his health and career like this because we decided it wasn't worth investing.Oh fuck sake, injuries this season have been beyond ridiculous.