How do you all see it and what will you take if offered it now apart from Scarlet Johannson?
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Margot Robbie?
As much as we want to win the FA cup, being drawn against the weakest side left in the semi-finals of the League a Cup is too good an opportunity to turn down. Reserves against Wigan then, if we get through, reserves against whoever we’d get in the 4th round too.
As for how things played out at the weekend, the old adage about it being better to be a lucky commander than a good one comes to mind. I don’t think there were many fixtures where we would have got away with that, but for us to face a free falling West Ham on the verge of sacking their manager was fortunate. Granted the selected players stepped up and it sounds like they were prepared with a couple of behind-closed-doors matches, but you wouldn’t usually expect to send an almost complete reserve team on the road in the a Premier League and return with 3 points, even with a fixture pile-up.
On the “deserve some credit” front, whatever Rodgers has been doing with Iheanacho, it’s working. The guy’s rejuvenated.
Margot Robbie not shabby at all.
Dung Napoloens first question to a new General are you lucky.
Also good planing saw it coming prepared for it took the risk and got the result.
Play the same team in the FA cup and then win the first leg against Villa with the first team
I think that reserve team is missing the influence of Andy King. Bring him back to lead us to the domestic cup double...
To finish 4th or above and to get to the League Cup Final.
Look who’s back. You sobered up now?
I don’t think I’ve been sober for a week!
Avoided the drop before the New Year - what's not to like?
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posted on 30/12/19
How do you all see it and what will you take if offered it now apart from Scarlet Johannson?
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Margot Robbie?
posted on 30/12/19
As much as we want to win the FA cup, being drawn against the weakest side left in the semi-finals of the League a Cup is too good an opportunity to turn down. Reserves against Wigan then, if we get through, reserves against whoever we’d get in the 4th round too.
As for how things played out at the weekend, the old adage about it being better to be a lucky commander than a good one comes to mind. I don’t think there were many fixtures where we would have got away with that, but for us to face a free falling West Ham on the verge of sacking their manager was fortunate. Granted the selected players stepped up and it sounds like they were prepared with a couple of behind-closed-doors matches, but you wouldn’t usually expect to send an almost complete reserve team on the road in the a Premier League and return with 3 points, even with a fixture pile-up.
On the “deserve some credit” front, whatever Rodgers has been doing with Iheanacho, it’s working. The guy’s rejuvenated.
posted on 30/12/19
Margot Robbie not shabby at all.
Dung Napoloens first question to a new General are you lucky.
Also good planing saw it coming prepared for it took the risk and got the result.
Play the same team in the FA cup and then win the first leg against Villa with the first team
posted on 30/12/19
I think that reserve team is missing the influence of Andy King. Bring him back to lead us to the domestic cup double...
posted on 30/12/19
To finish 4th or above and to get to the League Cup Final.
posted on 30/12/19
Look who’s back. You sobered up now?
posted on 30/12/19
I don’t think I’ve been sober for a week!
posted on 31/12/19
Avoided the drop before the New Year - what's not to like?
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