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Arry would call him a terrific professional, top man, trains, competes like the ultimate, would want your kid to be like him, dedicated, plays for the team...... Harry he's too fooking slow, gave away a needless foul on Sunday so the Mancs score from it. Don't get me wrong Clint is the bloke you want in the trenches with yer but a premiership full back? I'm prepared to dodge the bullets!!!!
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Does Clint Hill sum up where we are? on 14:57 - Sep 16 with 868 views
Does Clint Hill sum up where we are? on 10:52 - Sep 16 by Discodroids
clint certainly done a job in the home game vs sunderland, but i can certainly remember him being turned inside out by adam johnson by the ellerslie road touchline ...no shame in that, but we somehow need to get by now until the january window, as i dont see harry having any Confidence whatsoever in yun.
thats if we have any change from unloading 6 million holy beans of harry on a 32 year old defoe.
[Post edited 16 Sep 2014 10:55]
Clint Hill is as good a centre-half as we have. He can't play left back anymore and he doesn't want to. He openly admitted it when he was ripped to shreds at West Brom when we were last in this league.
He should be a shoe-in as centre half alongside Caulker - I've already paid good money to see a lolloping around Ferdinand, we saw sense and drummed him out, and yet we buy his over-the-hill brother, who's more interested in building himself up as some kind of media king and certainly isn't up to this task any more
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Does Clint Hill sum up where we are? on 15:33 - Sep 16 with 852 views
Does Clint Hill sum up where we are? on 14:57 - Sep 16 by sevenhoop
Clint Hill is as good a centre-half as we have. He can't play left back anymore and he doesn't want to. He openly admitted it when he was ripped to shreds at West Brom when we were last in this league.
He should be a shoe-in as centre half alongside Caulker - I've already paid good money to see a lolloping around Ferdinand, we saw sense and drummed him out, and yet we buy his over-the-hill brother, who's more interested in building himself up as some kind of media king and certainly isn't up to this task any more
I'd agree with that.
I really don't think Clint was especially out of his depth on Sat though. Yes Traore would've been a better pick purely for his speed, but Clint held his own for most of that 45 at least. And was still better out of his position than Ferdinand in the centre. I would still pick him at CB. Drop Rio and play Clint alongside Caulker/Chief.
QPR - "shit but local"
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Does Clint Hill sum up where we are? on 15:42 - Sep 16 with 842 views
Does Clint Hill sum up where we are? on 15:33 - Sep 16 by QPunkR
I'd agree with that.
I really don't think Clint was especially out of his depth on Sat though. Yes Traore would've been a better pick purely for his speed, but Clint held his own for most of that 45 at least. And was still better out of his position than Ferdinand in the centre. I would still pick him at CB. Drop Rio and play Clint alongside Caulker/Chief.
the spectacular sight of traore windmilling his way through the utd team like franz klammer on Lysergic acid diethylamide, with the end product of lifer charlie bronsons child like soft chalk sketchings sums him up, i fear.
as for "Rio", its all very well the first ten yards being in your head, but having the legs of swamp thing hinders the next ten yards as well.
ned should be reintroduced pronto next to caulker, but there more chance of me inviting rotherham police chief and uber cnt shaun wright round for earl grey and peak freans than harold dropping the anointed one.
if ned has been nominated by two other members of the craft (jordan and bond), and if chief architect (fernandes ) has set light to the lifeless fingers of 'the hand of glory ' in the pale moonlight and buried tony incenzo's lisping brown tinged tounge in the sand , our Ned may have a chance of getting in the side.
entry to this tired out, shagged out old boys club alive and well in 2014.
Free to those that can afford it, very expensive to those that can't. stonecutter harry..
'Who holds back the electric car? Who makes niko krancjar a star? We do! We do!'..
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"...The monkey is never dead, Dealer. The monkey never dies. When you kick him off, he just hides in a corner, waiting his turn."
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Does Clint Hill sum up where we are? on 16:18 - Sep 16 with 829 views
Does Clint Hill sum up where we are? on 15:42 - Sep 16 by Discodroids
the spectacular sight of traore windmilling his way through the utd team like franz klammer on Lysergic acid diethylamide, with the end product of lifer charlie bronsons child like soft chalk sketchings sums him up, i fear.
as for "Rio", its all very well the first ten yards being in your head, but having the legs of swamp thing hinders the next ten yards as well.
ned should be reintroduced pronto next to caulker, but there more chance of me inviting rotherham police chief and uber cnt shaun wright round for earl grey and peak freans than harold dropping the anointed one.
if ned has been nominated by two other members of the craft (jordan and bond), and if chief architect (fernandes ) has set light to the lifeless fingers of 'the hand of glory ' in the pale moonlight and buried tony incenzo's lisping brown tinged tounge in the sand , our Ned may have a chance of getting in the side.
entry to this tired out, shagged out old boys club alive and well in 2014.
Free to those that can afford it, very expensive to those that can't. stonecutter harry..
'Who holds back the electric car? Who makes niko krancjar a star? We do! We do!'..
[Post edited 16 Sep 2014 15:45]
can I have some of whatever you're on, Disco
your posts always amuse me (provided I have the stamina to get through them)
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Does Clint Hill sum up where we are? on 17:08 - Sep 16 with 805 views
Does Clint Hill sum up where we are? on 09:38 - Sep 16 by paulparker
Bang on my old mate
Just think HR nearly sold Traore (who I don't really rate) as well, then what ?? he clearly doesn't rate Yun, so we have to make do with clint at LB who lets face it is always going to struggle at old Trafford even ray Charles could see that against Utd we should have gone with 3-5-2, also Ned & caulker our are strongest CB's , so lets start fcuking playing them sorry but Rio has been shi&e since he signed and don't get me started on Niko watching west ham vs Hull last night made me think we are in for a hard winter the attacking options they have is far superior to what we have gawd help us if Charlie gets injured , yet again we were chasing our tail looking for a striker , for the money we would have spent on Borrini why didn't we get Deeney we are so lacking pace upfront , especially away from home Saturday is a must win , so my team would see a formation of 4-3-1-2
GK- Green LB- Traore CB- NED CB-Caulker RB - Isla DCM- Sandro CM -Barton CM- Mutch AM- Tarbs STR- Austin STR- Vargas
get the full backs pushing up & down the flanks, sandro covering the defence when we do, we need to win this
Well done PP - I knew someone would call Sat a must win before too long , only 33 of those to tick off on here now!
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Does Clint Hill sum up where we are? on 13:35 - Sep 17 with 676 views
Does Clint Hill sum up where we are? on 13:25 - Sep 17 by PinnerPaul
Well done PP - I knew someone would call Sat a must win before too long , only 33 of those to tick off on here now!
its a must win Pinner if we are chucking games away like spurs & man yoo keep doing that and the pressure to beat your stokes, Hulls & West Hams makes them a must win
And Bowles is onside, Swinburne has come rushing out of his goal , what can Bowles do here , onto the left foot no, on to the right foot
That’s there that’s two, and that’s Bowles
Brian Moore
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Does Clint Hill sum up where we are? on 21:15 - Sep 17 with 602 views
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