Paul Scholes.
Joking aside, it’s probably the toughest position to replace a quality player in, isn’t it?
David Silva? (I’ve no idea)
Fernandinho or Romeu or someone in that mould I reckon
Wayne Rooney (this is a funny play on the word ‘passes’)
This is a surprising statistic
Yeah definitely…at least alongside goalkeeper I’d say. They were talking about it on the Ramble the other day wrt David Luiz, saying that a midfield position requires 360 degrees of concentration, as opposed 180 degrees in defence.
Most common sound at any Goodison Park game is outraged booing. Pretty annoying.
Better than nothing I guess.
I’d actually rather listen to deathly silence
(Darts into the near post but goes for an outrageous stepover…)
Just on this note which Premier League grounds are the best for having a good atmosphere (even if their teams are getting battered etc.)?
Newcastle? Palace?
I think he’s seen as the least dangerous in possession, so opponents tend to leave him free whilst pressing.
Is there a technical reason why streams break just before goals? Missed four this weekend over two games so far
Aye, it was very similar with us and Fellaini before he became a world class game-changing option.
Stamford Bridge
Celebrating the novelty of losing at home
Just a lot of cocaine tbh.
Not quite Fazio against Chelsea, but Nico can pick a decent pass when he’s given most of the pitch.
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