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Tony @120.Great story, mate. Archie was actually one of my favourite players back in the day but, like you said, I could actually imagine him being a bit of a Noah\'s Ark.But remember that goal in 1978, against the Dutch, one of the all-time classics.
Mike – see posts 75-77 and 82…
It's funny how certain injuries, suspensions and Afcon forced us to put players in their correct positions. These were worrying times but we looked a better team for it.Against Man Utd it would be great to see Röhl or Armstrong next to Garner, with Patterson back in at right-back.But it wouldn\'t surprise me if he puts Branthwaite at right-back, he really doesn\'t seem to trust Patterson there, even after some decent performances.
The case of Armstrong playing wide right has absolutely baffled me. What could a manager as experienced as Moyes possibly though that he could play out there, us as mere fans could have told him that much, and the same applies to Obrien playing right back, sorry but so wrong. His treatment of Rohl, Patterson and Alcaraz absolutely knocks me sick, disgraceful stuff, and I\'ve been a big advocate of Moyes since he come back, but I really can\'t get my head around his team selections at times. Gueye, fabulous servant but looks like a mk 11 Cortina, same applies to Tarkowski Mr it\'s never my fault, yes it fkn is Jimbo you make mistakes every game, and it\'s time Obrien and Branthwaite we\'re given a go to develop, not going to happen though under Moyes is it. So so frustrating.
The case of Armstrong playing wide right has absolutely baffled me. What could a manager as experienced as Moyes possibly though that he could play out there, us as mere fans could have told him that much, and the same applies to Obrien playing right back, sorry but so wrong. His treatment of Rohl, Patterson and Alcaraz absolutely knocks me sick, disgraceful stuff, and I\'ve been a big advocate of Moyes since he come back, but I really can\'t get my head around his team selections at times. Gueye, fabulous servant but looks like a mk 11 Cortina, same applies to Tarkowski Mr it\'s never my fault, yes it fkn is Jimbo you make mistakes every game, and it\'s time Obrien and Branthwaite we\'re given a go to develop, not going to happen though under Moyes is it. So so frustrating.