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I should have specified that I meant Republic.Northern Ireland doesn't count?
That's exactly my point! And you mean in my username?He's a bit better than Mangala. I convinced myself that NL stood for Netherlands.
Yes. Is it what I said?That's exactly my point! And you mean in my username?
Sorry mate. NL is my initialsYes. Is it what I said?
He's from North London with a penchant for nipple flashing.Yes. Is it what I said?
Ok. Sorry.Sorry mate. NL is my initials
Should I stay well clear then?He's from North London with a penchant for nipple flashing.
Yes.Should I stay well clear then?
So he's off to Arsenal and Schweiny is staying at Bayern. Great. Another Fabregas/Moyes debacle.
EDIT: @Mciahel Goodman that was supposed to quote you, odd.
Should I stay well clear then?
So he's off to Arsenal and Schweiny is staying at Bayern. Great. Another Fabregas/Moyes debacle.
EDIT: @Mciahel Goodman that was supposed to quote you, odd.
It's only good mannersNo you are gentleman, you flash your nipples at him.
Nail on head. Both are better than what we've got (considering Rafa is a crock), but why would people want Coleman if they sniffed at signing Clyne? There's not much between them at all and one will cost double what the other cost. His nationality might come into it with some.
I can think of a few reasons:
1. If you're looking for an attack focused fullback then Coleman is a better bet than the more solid but less gung-ho Clyne.
2. If you're looking to bring in an older player near their prime for an instant boost then Coleman makes sense. Neither Otamendi nor Ramos are that young either, maybe we want players near their peak going straight in to defence.
3. Clyne was our initial choice but he (or his representatives) did something to put us off.
4. We're not interested in Coleman at all and this is ESPN linking us with an obvious option just cuz.
He was but Raoul decided to unban himWasn't De Brun banned?