S64 Blade
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One has played a lot more minutes than the other. One has also consistently proven to be a goalscorer.One takes pens, one doesn’t
Sharp scored 1 penalty in 18/19. McBurnie, 3.
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One has played a lot more minutes than the other. One has also consistently proven to be a goalscorer.One takes pens, one doesn’t
But for us, one take pens one doesn’tOne has played a lot more minutes than the other. One has also consistently proven to be a goalscorer.
Sharp scored 1 penalty in 18/19. McBurnie, 3.
Since McBurnie has joined, Sharp has scored 1 penalty. Against Fulham.But for us, one take pens one doesn’t
McBurnie also contributes more outside the box and on set pieces. It’s not really arguable.
Set pieces in both boxesSince McBurnie has joined, Sharp has scored 1 penalty. Against Fulham.
Contributing on set pieces by missing sitters?
Yeah Sharp missed sitters in that one game, you’re right.Set pieces in both boxes
If you wanna talk about sitters get on Southampton away last year
I can’t believe I’m even getting drawn into this by Billy’s brother. Christ.
Your obsession with Sharp is frankly creepy.
What a waste of a position then. Ffs can you not see why we are rock bottom. We need someone like Sharp. We need Sharp.The fact that McBurnie isn’t good enough doesn’t make Sharp a better player. McB is in the side for his aerial ability so he’s not keeping Sharp out of the team. I don’t think Sharp is good enough for the PL, he’d be far better in a top championship side who’ll create regular chances for him. That’s my opinion and shouting slogans at me isn’t going to change that.
Maybe he wants Nigel Clough to play up front for us?Yeah Sharp missed sitters in that one game, you’re right.
Let’s not forget the principle reason we bought McBurnie to the club; to score us goals. I thought it was a great signing at the time, but he’s done nothing to justify his price tag. One good game in ten isn’t good enough which is why we are still having a debate about Billy being a more reliable goalscorer. I’ve provided the evidence.
I can’t believe I’m getting into an argument with someone who thinks Nigel Clough is the answer to our prayers. You obviously love mediocrity.
Yeah Sharp missed sitters in that one game, you’re right.
Let’s not forget the principle reason we bought McBurnie to the club; to score us goals. I thought it was a great signing at the time, but he’s done nothing to justify his price tag. One good game in ten isn’t good enough which is why we are still having a debate about Billy being a more reliable goalscorer. I’ve provided the evidence.
I can’t believe I’m getting into an argument with someone who thinks Nigel Clough is the answer to our prayers. You obviously love mediocrity.
I don’t follow people like this and this is why, if you’ve got something to say just say it then you won’t get people that follow you asking you questions about it, a stupid fucking tweet.
HAHAHAHAHAI can’t believe I’m getting into an argument with someone who thinks Nigel Clough is the answer to our prayers. You obviously love mediocrity.
Great counter argument.HAHAHAHAHA
To be fair, early on it morphed into a discussion about our best strikeforce, and Sharp and Dronnieblade’s genetic links.156 replies on a thread about tweets by players’ wives - shows just how bad it’s getting. Come on, lads and lasses - rise yourselves. The team‘s terrible at the moment, right enough, but WAGs Twitter is not the answer.
You believe I actually think Nigel Clough, a 4th division manager, is the answer to our problemsGreat counter argument.
You started a thread about it.You believe I actually think Nigel Clough, a 4th division manager, is the answer to our problemswhat a muppet
In what world does a man ‘let’ his wife tweet? Are we in the 1700s or something?I don't have twitter, so don't actually know what has been said, but cannot believe that grown men are letting their wives slag off their employers on social media. Billy is a club legend, but is seventh choice striker at the minute by my reconning. In a side that is not creating chances, he is a passenger. I would not be surprised to see him leave in Jan. Fleck looks a pale shadow of the player from last season. He looks like he attends the same gym as Moose and was rightly subbed after around half an hour against Brighton. He has also cost us goals against Leicester and West Brom. Osborne is in the side on merit at the moment, despite him not really being a premier league quality midfielder. He at least sprints to close down players.
Good post, both him and Sharp have know one to blame but themselves.
"Sharp is the best striker at the club"? I don't think so, Moose is the best striker at the club, even half fit he offers more at this level than Sharp could dream of.
In what world does a man ‘let’ his wife tweet? Are we in the 1700s or something?
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Well I can't speak for everyone's household, but I would be horrified if my wife was slagging off my employer in public. I am pretty sure that I would be facing a disciplinary action if she did.
How dense can you get, really, to think that was seriousYou started a thread about it.
To be fair, I think he means in terms of let the man who works at the work place deal with the problem themselves although I could be wrong? I’m pretty sure I wouldn’t want our lass shit stirring, I’d sort it out myself.In what world does a man ‘let’ his wife tweet? Are we in the 1700s or something?
That old chestnut...How dense can you get, really, to think that was serious![]()
That old chestnut...
You’re obviously on here to try and wind people up. So, I’m just going to ignore you, now you’ve proven you’re unable to have a sensible debate.
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