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…has done quite well tonight for Chelsea. They have certainly found a position he is comfortable with. The way he slotted his tracky top over his shirt showed unbelievable skills. Even better was the way he pulled on his hi vis vest without breaking sweat. Then when you thought he’d done more than enough to impress RDM, he then outpaced both Sturridge and Oscar to the most comfortable vantage point in the stadium located just 10 metres behind the technical area.
As the match progressed, the way he kept himself busy moving from cheek to cheek was nothing short of brilliance.
Then to top off a fine nights work in the blue of Chelsea, he wanted no accolades, so sneakily skipped past a few stewards and brushed aside two AM subs with ease and darted down the tunnel.
Hope this magical debut for the CL winners has not taken too much out of him and he can go on and produce the same form over the next 35 EPL games for his new club.
Good Luck Victor! goodpost B)From Matlock to ManU
What a journey!charming are you a brain surgeon i genuinely thought he had come on and i missed it when making abrew sorry if im not as clever as you pal.
your not very good at this are you but thanks for taking all that time to replyThat’s coming from a knob who replied to a smiley.
From Matlock to ManU
What a journey!…has done quite well tonight for Chelsea. They have certainly found a position he is comfortable with. The way he slotted his tracky top over his shirt showed unbelievable skills. Even better was the way he pulled on his hi vis vest without breaking sweat. Then when you thought he’d done more than enough to impress RDM, he then outpaced both Sturridge and Oscar to the most comfortable vantage point in the stadium located just 10 metres behind the technical area.
As the match progressed, the way he kept himself busy moving from cheek to cheek was nothing short of brilliance.
Then to top off a fine nights work in the blue of Chelsea, he wanted no accolades, so sneakily skipped past a few stewards and brushed aside two AM subs with ease and darted down the tunnel.
Hope this magical debut for the CL winners has not taken too much out of him and he can go on and produce the same form over the next 35 EPL games for his new club.
Good Luck Victor! goodpost B)The reality of what he’s done must now start to kick in….
If he can’t get a game (30 mins ?) when his team have been clearly outclassed / his Manager has the perfect opportunity to get him on and give him the chance to give AM something to think about (nothing ventured, nothing gained..), then he hasn’t got a cat in hell’s chance of playing a decent number of games.
One for the pub quiz – last player to receive a European cup competition medal, without having played a game for his club………..VM.
Sure you’ll make the pitch one day ….
your not very good at this are you but thanks for taking all that time to reply
That’s coming from a knob who replied to a smiley.
[/quote]your not very good at this are you but thanks for taking all that time to reply
sign of a mon who is weak in the mind and is losing the argument :lol:
so gang up on me see if i care and to call someone nob on a forum is not very good either is it.you should be banned and i have a good mind to report you as my kids read this forum.
so gang up on me see if i care and to call someone nob on a forum is not very good either is it.you should be banned and i have a good mind to report you as my kids read this forum.Jesus it’s got kids :huh: :huh: :silly:
so gang up on me see if i care and to call someone nob on a forum is not very good either is it.you should be banned and i have a good mind to report you as my kids read this forum.Have you not got a CAP LOCK button on yer keyboard sunshine?. Perhaps you should ask one of your kids to show you were it is.
From Matlock to ManU
What a journey!I’m not to sure Victor going to Chelski is the best for his career long term but IMO you can’t blame the lad for going. If he’d say gone to QPR then it’s all about the money at least Chelski are capable of winning things and are European Champions. How often would a young lad get that chance and if he had turned it down would he have ever got the chance again?
Good luck Victor.
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