the whole nardiello thing reminds me of

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  1. Redstone

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    Ah, but Nads does get goals if he could get a decent run.
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    Hristov was a top striker but never got a decent chance in the team. It looks as if Nardiello is going to be the same. Pity, because he has 20+ goals a season potential.

    What's the point of having four senior strikers at the club if we are only ever going to play Richards and Hayes?
     
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    when ever hristov got a run in the team he got goals. bassett prefered to play the ****** that is mike sheron though. or van der laan up front. 
     
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    We dont create enough chances

    to accommodate his 20 offsides per game. if you seriously think he's worth a first team start, you clearly dont go to games. his workrate is so bad its insulting, and he ought to have a sign on him that states pass it to my feet or f.u.ck off. possibly the laziest player I've ever seen in a Reds shirt.
     
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    RE: We dont create enough chances

    Is too hard to ask our team to pass in to feet. Are thet not capable?
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    RE: We dont create enough chances

    is it too much to ask a player trained at man utd to run onto the odd ball and not be offside a hundred times a game.

    for the record i do think nads deserves a run at some point. i also think hayes and richards are useful players too. aint seen enough of wright to comment
     
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    so everyone knows he goes offside...

    does that mean we would not want hernan crespo in our side cos he gets caught offside a lot too..

    Me thinks not!
     
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    RE: so everyone knows he goes offside...

    id play hayes richards nardeillo wright and conlon. with devaney and shuker just behind!  you know it makes sense
     
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    RE: so everyone knows he goes offside...

    It's a common tactic now for forwards to get behind the defence and then move into an onside position. It does cause problems for the defence if it is carefully executed.
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    don;t forget mcparland...

    Lets do a sheff utd and get hold of 9 strikers.

    But then again we would only play the same 2


    oh I can't be arsed. going for a *** (CIGARETTE) whilst I can out in the open air, with no one near me. Apart from that nonsmoker who has just drove past me in their ten thousand litre 4x4.
     
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