Cybereagles

^One piece of silver and plenty of comedy gold. Bullion.

Eledumare blessed him with Casem-o, Miro oh!

Knock knock.
Wer ist da?
Craig.
Craig wer?
Craig “golf club” Bellamy you Kraut Kuntz. Bosh!
Nein!
Nein? Nine iron ya bent Bratwurst bast*rd. Wallop!

Thelastoneleft wrote: ↑Thu May 23, 2024 12:10 pm

King Futcha wrote: ↑Wed May 22, 2024 12:57 pm call me krazy but i think greece will win it.

The cup is staying in Deutschland

Not without Big Kai Havertz thrown up top. Target man. Flick ons and throw-ins.

In addendum…Trent is a paradox. Defensively susceptible but arguably one of the finest passes of a ball since the Psalm of DB7. Baseline quarterbacking for willing ride receivers. Few better players of the ball over the top. Operation PreventaPress.

Pasted from another post, re: Best XI. Shaw out and Big George Gomez in. Very able defender. Guéhi an alternative but would imagine Gareth opts for Colvill. Now to the meat of matter. Gone are the days of overt, guard up, batten down the hatches. Offence is the best defence. Counter-press even bette...

Quietly goes about his business. All very well taken dispatches. The first, easily overlooked for its lack of grated cassava, boiled, stirred and served, however, the finish, spectacular. The opening up of his body and precision, textbook stuff. A far more arduous a task than most might assume.

Solanke, if allegiance pledged, walks into the squad and is handed an agbada with enough length in the sleeve to go full alhaji. Took some time to find his groove, definitely a beneficiary of Iraola's more direct approach. Most of all, had a good innings in the league of leagues, home of the bravest...

Personally, would go left-field, 4-1-4-1: Pickford Shaw (if fit, if not, Gomez) Stones Walker (Yes, KW right centre!) Alex-Arnold Rice Gordon Bellingham (Championship Jude) Foden Saka Harrison Ogbunigwe TAA inverts to form the double pivot with Edgar Declan. Walker moves right of the back three, ver...

Die Kaiser Vincent King Kompany I, of Bavaria. Early emissions suggest a verbal agreement reached, if finalised, its huge for Black coachdom. Risky, on both sides of the coin. Bayern have been taken to the riverbed by Tuchel, a third placed finish, unthinkable. Hopefully this isn't a Kwarteng else p...

If not mistaken, Erioluwa Ten Hag is top 3 for win ratios. Was Top of the Pops after a century. Eledumare blessed him with tactic oh, Eric oh!

Arise Kaiser Vincent Kompany I of Bavaria.

Battered.

And when it was said in another thread (Brazil) go long and scrap it out for first and seconds, it was ridiculed as purely prehistoric. Provoke the press and bypass the lot of it. The art of war by the Professional Professor of the Sciences.

All aboard the Time Machine.

If they’re foolish, let them listen to clamour for Kieran McKenna. The British are desperate to be part of the next wave of new age managers, the 30 somethings led by the like of Nagelsman and Amorim. McKenna is not of that ilk. As for Bayern, they’re considering Kompany. Blind bias throws one’s hat...

Kieran McKenna. Bold step if genuine. Surely with the egos on deck, Chelsea would want someone with a little more gravitas.

De Zerbi. In. Pochettino to Bayern, 2 year contract.

Bombs away Biggles. Gareth will stumble upon a 4-4-2/4-4-1-1 with all the shapeshifting splendour of the Ichchhadhari Nag. Form and injury will see Trent in for Walker, inverting to sit besides Declan Rock of Ages. Saka wide right. Prince Philip of Windsor Dennis Bergkamping off Harrison Ogbuagu Kan...

Dunk had a disastrous innings last time out. Hard to see him being given another chance. Grealish, Maddison, Toney, Quansah, Trafford. Though Southgate unlikely to take so many new faces. Wharton is probably out. Grealish in on experience. Eze and Gordon battling for the last space.

Context. On the international stage, Bowen can’t play up top for England. And won’t bench any of the wide forward prospects. Yes, he’s a decent player but most likely behind Ollie Watkins and Saka, Foden, Gordon in the wide areas. One would go as far as saying Eze would be ahead of him out wide too....

@Tx, two words. Agincourt. John, Duke of Bourbon. Mine’s a scotch if you’re asking. Neat.

Onyeuzoh Watkins may take the left.

Ebubedike Okosisi Eze, will be on the plane, train or automobile. He is the closest thing Gareth Softgate has to Sterling, his once upon a time, regular go to. It would be ludicrous not to take him, versatility is another factor. Jarrod Bowen is the Andy Johnson/Kevin Philips of now. Absolutely not ...