krazyrobus
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The moment he decided Skrtel will be his victim
That's a straight out of Family Guy image!
The moment he decided Skrtel will be his victim
Yep.Dream debut, delighted for all three that got on the scoresheet. Perfect.
Yeah the there is also Rooney, Fabregas and Ronaldo who have been doing it since they were 16/17. If his performances warrant it then play him, if you are good enough your certainly old enough.Many will say that it's just one goal, and there's a long road ahead, but just look at Shaw. Hardly much older and doing it week in week out. If you have the talent, it doesn't matter.
Loved it when he was waiting on the sideline for Mata to exit the pitch and he was stood there looking up at each stand, seemingly soaking in the atmosphere and the occasion.
I also enjoyed the way he stood up Lovren when he tried to bully him and just held him off with his strength.
The goal will obviously be the focus, and quite right too, but there was other encouraging stuff as well.
That was very encouraging. Wasn't phased by it at all.
Many will say that it's just one goal, and there's a long road ahead, but just look at Shaw. Hardly much older and doing it week in week out. If you have the talent, it doesn't matter.
He's gone from a half-dead stadium to 75,000+. That, alone, before anything else is even considered is an insane amount of upheaval for a 19yr old. You would think it'll take him some time to settle and truly feel at home, but it really didn't look like it whilst he was out there. He internalises well because he looks un-phased even if he's bricking it inside.AS Monaco have always struggled to fill the Stade Louis II. It holds 18,000 - almost half the population of the state. This season's average attendance is just under 8,000. It was the case when Glenn Hoddle signed for Wenger's side in 1987 and when Monaco boasted a stable of French legends, such as Thierry Henry, Emmanuel Petit and Lilian Thuram. It was the same when coach Didier Deschamps led Les Rouge et Blanc to the Champions League final in 2004.
McDonnell. Absolutely garbage journalism which is pretty much the norm these days.
Anyway, what a goal and what a moment.
I'm tempted to buy his jersey due to the euphoria but I've learned my lesson after buying falcao and di Maria jersey last season.
It's time to relax about this though. I'm extremely happy for the kid and we've seen glimpses of his potential, but he also received an opportunity in this game, some space to take his man on and show off his great strengths on the ball and he took it. Kudos to him for having the balls to pull it off, but I think we'll still have to be patient with the kid and let him develop.
The moment he decided Skrtel will be his victim
I hope he starts the next match. I think we should just keep playing Martial and Depay even if they have dodgy performances. It's exciting watching young talented players improve and I'd rather have it over Rooney and Young.
I can't see us winning the title this year. May as well develop Depay and Martial for next season. Young's been here for 4/5 years so it's not surprising that he's better than Depay right now but I would be really disappointed if Depay doesn't end up far surpassing him in talent.How can you say that when young pretty much single handedly changed how the game played out?
He came on and changed the game in our favour
Memphis was complete trash today he did nothing and lost the ball more times than I could count, he should be dropped and young deserves his place back in the team. I would love to keep martial in the team though.