revolution saint

Yeah, despite being a big lad, he's not really a physical player, or one that often gets on the end of crosses either. To be fair to him he's pretty good at linking play and, as you say, he can finish but I think a lot of fans would get frustrated with him. Not surprising but more suited to a possession game than anything else.

finish a sentence if I could remember what I started talking about?

What's a nuptie?

Larios at a lower level? Is there an under 5ft league then?

Yeah, linked in the summer. One time wonderkid who got a big move to Monaco but hasn't done anything of note since. Doubt there's much truth in it and looks proper gash now. Edit: Ignore me, I'm thinking of Willem Guebbels.

But he didn't play in the championship? Edit: Forgot he played against Ipswich but not like he really had many minutes and that was in the middle of the whole transfer saga.

Yeah, but apart from that........

I see this quite often with Trump apologists but I could turn it on it's head and say frankly I'm amazed that some people can look past the fact he refused to accept the result of a legitimate democratic election and incited an insurrection. The US was Mike Pence away from having a dictator - that's unbelievable. Even if I was further to the right on the political spectrum, I don't think I could justify an argument that effectively started with "But apart from that........"

Michael Sheen comes very close to being an impersonator but he's always impressed me. Guess I should mention Jack Nicholson in One Flew Over the Cuckoo's Nest. Physically very different from the character in the book but totally embodies the spirit of the role.

Except I didn’t you weird fuck. Tell you what mate, why not reply directly to any of my posts?

Yes, completely agree - I wasn't really making much of a point except that the US hasn't always been the defender of democracy it likes to pretend it is. In the case of Venezuela I think it's a useful excuse and not much else.

Hasn't always stopped the US before, just ask Salvador Allende.

TBF if he's not playing then getting him to do carpentry isn't a bad idea.

Can't see it myself - he's not big enough or quick enough for the premier league. He could be the best ball playing cb going (not that there was any evidence of him being anything special with the ball here) but as a cb he's just not physically cut out for it at higher levels.

Completely agree. I think the reputation comes from being a bit more comfortable on the ball than a lot of cbs. People look at that and seem to place more importance on it than good defending (same with 'keepers too). Having said that, I don't think Edwards showed any great composure for us either. Good luck to him and all that but I can't see him being anything other than an average championship defender.