What a player this guy is, he's adapted to the league so quickly too. I was a bit apprehensive after a couple of our resident experts had watched the french second division and wrote him off based on that :hehe:
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What a player this guy is, he's adapted to the league so quickly too. I was a bit apprehensive after a couple of our resident experts had watched the french second division and wrote him off based on that :hehe:
It's incredible, none of this needing time to gel shite, we've hit the ground running, no, fecking flying. What a start!
Oh, yes it is!Quote:
Originally Posted by Mambo
Hit the ground flying. Is that a good thing? :hehe:Quote:
Originally Posted by ian gibson
Techinucally better , think their players come through well established development programmes that are a superior to ours .Quote:
Originally Posted by TDA
So the odd player means a league isn't utter crap?Quote:
Originally Posted by Mambo
Bit of a logical fallacy that.
:hehe: I was very, very drunk at the time.Quote:
Originally Posted by MacAdder
Rochdale must be an a high flying team in a hell of a league then, looking at NML ;)
They probably are, but then we have a history of importing our footballers in the UK, rather than developing them.Quote:
Originally Posted by life on mars
The French leagues are lightweight, like in most of Europe. We have had plenty of instances at Cardiff in recent seasons, where supposedly "good" European players have not come up to scratch in a proper competitive environment.
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Originally Posted by ian gibson
https://youtu.be/1Cwyq3XWeHE
Brilliant :hehe:Quote:
Originally Posted by MacAdder