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Sister of fu wrote:Sorry not been paying attention to the international break but have just noticed that Ross Barkley has made the squad. Can anyone advise me what he has done to merit a place? Surely excellent form dictates you making the squad? He has been anonymous all season long.

Ted Hughes wrote:Kompany's sending off was absolutely fucking pathetic. First one hd did a Zabaleta; ran into the back of a player who was going nowhere and never going to cause anyone any trouble whatsoever. Second one, he tried a shit trick up near the oppo box, lost the ball and climbed all over the bloke, 80 yards from the Belgian goals, leaving Clusterfuck with no option at all. Absolute shit.
He seemed genuinely shocked to be sent off. He has lost his marbles for some reason. Wonder if his wife has left him or something. Weird.

But that meant Denayer came on. Note: Vertonghen & Alderweirald were both on the pitch at fullback, but the coach chose to play Denayer at cb.

He was absolutely fucking immaculate. Nothing which went near him got past him, he was shouting orders at the back 4 & asking for the ball when they were in possession.

I think this lad is going straight in the squad.

twosips wrote:Absolutely no doubt in my mind that Denayer will be in our squad next year. He just looks like a star. He's become a proper man and its fucking exciting... his rise this season has been absolutely incredible.

And no - Vinnie's still with his very attractive and very doting Manc wife.

https://twitter.com/Carla_Kompany

carl_feedthegoat wrote:

Ted Hughes wrote:Kompany's sending off was absolutely fucking pathetic. First one hd did a Zabaleta; ran into the back of a player who was going nowhere and never going to cause anyone any trouble whatsoever. Second one, he tried a shit trick up near the oppo box, lost the ball and climbed all over the bloke, 80 yards from the Belgian goals, leaving Clusterfuck with no option at all. Absolute shit.
He seemed genuinely shocked to be sent off. He has lost his marbles for some reason. Wonder if his wife has left him or something. Weird.

But that meant Denayer came on. Note: Vertonghen & Alderweirald were both on the pitch at fullback, but the coach chose to play Denayer at cb.

He was absolutely fucking immaculate. Nothing which went near him got past him, he was shouting orders at the back 4 & asking for the ball when they were in possession.

I think this lad is going straight in the squad.

I will self combust if we lose Denayer to another team (who I thought was fuckign great) to allow that pile of shite to continue playing for us.
VK is the worst player in our squad and if we don't hurry up and sell the cunt then he will end up being worth 1 fuckign Euro.!!!

Ted Hughes wrote:

carl_feedthegoat wrote:

Ted Hughes wrote:Kompany's sending off was absolutely fucking pathetic. First one hd did a Zabaleta; ran into the back of a player who was going nowhere and never going to cause anyone any trouble whatsoever. Second one, he tried a shit trick up near the oppo box, lost the ball and climbed all over the bloke, 80 yards from the Belgian goals, leaving Clusterfuck with no option at all. Absolute shit.
He seemed genuinely shocked to be sent off. He has lost his marbles for some reason. Wonder if his wife has left him or something. Weird.

But that meant Denayer came on. Note: Vertonghen & Alderweirald were both on the pitch at fullback, but the coach chose to play Denayer at cb.

He was absolutely fucking immaculate. Nothing which went near him got past him, he was shouting orders at the back 4 & asking for the ball when they were in possession.

I think this lad is going straight in the squad.

I will self combust if we lose Denayer to another team (who I thought was fuckign great) to allow that pile of shite to continue playing for us.
VK is the worst player in our squad and if we don't hurry up and sell the cunt then he will end up being worth 1 fuckign Euro.!!!

We won't lose Denayer, but we'd be more likely to if we ditched Kompany, who is his hero.

Vinny will be back. He's just having some kind of temporary breakdown. He'll be ok.

Rooney does it every two seasons.

Off that subject; I've watched Nir Biton at least 20 odd times now & never seen him have a bad game. He was better than Belgium's centre mids tonight & had Hazard for breakfast whenever he tried to get past him.

Ted Hughes wrote:

twosips wrote:Absolutely no doubt in my mind that Denayer will be in our squad next year. He just looks like a star. He's become a proper man and its fucking exciting... his rise this season has been absolutely incredible.

And no - Vinnie's still with his very attractive and very doting Manc wife.

https://twitter.com/Carla_Kompany

Good.

Perhaps he's had his balls snipped or something then. Or become a vegitarian.

Mikhail Chigorin wrote:

Ted Hughes wrote:

twosips wrote:Absolutely no doubt in my mind that Denayer will be in our squad next year. He just looks like a star. He's become a proper man and its fucking exciting... his rise this season has been absolutely incredible.

And no - Vinnie's still with his very attractive and very doting Manc wife.

https://twitter.com/Carla_Kompany

Good.

Perhaps he's had his balls snipped or something then. Or become a vegitarian.

As a vegetarian myself, I think the least you could have done is to spell the word correctly.

twosips wrote:Celtic fans love Biton. Done the odd bit of browsing on their forum due to Denayers and Guidetti's involvement and they think him, Van Dijk and Denayer are by far their best players. Biton started poorly at Celtic but he's found his feet under Delia and it'd appear he's technically a class above the rest of the team, Denayer being the exception.

I thought he did really well in those friendlies for us. Never got why we didn't sign him really.

Whatever happened to that Omar Abdulrahman fella too for the UAE? He was fantastic.

Ted Hughes wrote:

twosips wrote:Celtic fans love Biton. Done the odd bit of browsing on their forum due to Denayers and Guidetti's involvement and they think him, Van Dijk and Denayer are by far their best players. Biton started poorly at Celtic but he's found his feet under Delia and it'd appear he's technically a class above the rest of the team, Denayer being the exception.

I thought he did really well in those friendlies for us. Never got why we didn't sign him really.

Whatever happened to that Omar Abdulrahman fella too for the UAE? He was fantastic.

Both were down to work permit problems.

The Belgian coach told Denayer to play exactly how he does for Celtic apparently. I thought perhaps that was a potential problem, as he was coming out to close down danger areas (ala Demichelis) whilst the others were all stood in a line, & had he not got there so fast, they could possibly have played someone in, but apparently that was fine.

He has now played most of a match in the San Siro, at the heart of the defence, with the team down to ten men, & made his internatiobnal debut down to ten men & sailed through both. Not a bad baptism for a 19 year old.

blues2win wrote:Extraordinary video of Vinny playing keepy uppy about 5 times and then volleying a shot from 40 yards miles over the bar.

blues2win wrote:Extraordinary video of Vinny playing keepy uppy about 5 times and then volleying a shot from 40 yards miles over the bar.

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2) Kompany becoming a liability for club and country

The phrase ‘an uncharacteristic error from Vincent Kompany’ became redundant at some point this season, or possibly even last, as the number of the Manchester City skipper’s mistakes grew to such an extent that his supporters/apologists could no longer blame Martín Demichelis or Eliaquim Mangala. Kompany had an eventful evening during Belgium’s aforementioned qualifier against Israel in Tel Aviv too, firstly going slightly rogue by attempting a few keepie-uppies near the centre circle before launching an implausible volley from around 45 yards that sailed way over the bar – safe to say a pass would probably have been the better option there. And then, with Belgium only 1-0 up, Kompany managed to get himself sent off for two yellow cards, the second coming after losing the ball with a stepover attempt and then trying to retrieve the situation by grabbing Eran Zahavi around the shoulders. Kompany looked stunned by the decision by Mark Clattenburg, but this left his team half an hour to survive in a qualifying match with 10 men, which they did, but it was hardly the work of a responsible captain. This used to be a defender on whom anyone could rely, his mistakes rare and his temperament steady, but not these days – Kompany has now become a liability for both club and country. Nick Miller

PrezIke wrote:

2) Kompany becoming a liability for club and country

The phrase ‘an uncharacteristic error from Vincent Kompany’ became redundant at some point this season, or possibly even last, as the number of the Manchester City skipper’s mistakes grew to such an extent that his supporters/apologists could no longer blame Martín Demichelis or Eliaquim Mangala. Kompany had an eventful evening during Belgium’s aforementioned qualifier against Israel in Tel Aviv too, firstly going slightly rogue by attempting a few keepie-uppies near the centre circle before launching an implausible volley from around 45 yards that sailed way over the bar – safe to say a pass would probably have been the better option there. And then, with Belgium only 1-0 up, Kompany managed to get himself sent off for two yellow cards, the second coming after losing the ball with a stepover attempt and then trying to retrieve the situation by grabbing Eran Zahavi around the shoulders. Kompany looked stunned by the decision by Mark Clattenburg, but this left his team half an hour to survive in a qualifying match with 10 men, which they did, but it was hardly the work of a responsible captain. This used to be a defender on whom anyone could rely, his mistakes rare and his temperament steady, but not these days – Kompany has now become a liability for both club and country. Nick Miller

Ted Hughes wrote:

Mikhail Chigorin wrote:

Ted Hughes wrote:

twosips wrote:Absolutely no doubt in my mind that Denayer will be in our squad next year. He just looks like a star. He's become a proper man and its fucking exciting... his rise this season has been absolutely incredible.

And no - Vinnie's still with his very attractive and very doting Manc wife.

https://twitter.com/Carla_Kompany

Good.

Perhaps he's had his balls snipped or something then. Or become a vegitarian.

As a vegetarian myself, I think the least you could have done is to spell the word correctly.

I had you down as a vegin.

twosips wrote:I really hope you're both right. He'll be the first through our academy properly in a while. He'll actually give confidence to others that they can do it as well and he'll hopefully set the precedent that our academy badly needs.