Celta Vigo goals
Celta Vigo goals
I am a great admirer of Stephen Defour, but watching Celta's goals from yesterday he turns his back on both shots. Not something that would endear him to Sean Dyche I would think
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RalphCoatesComb
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Re: Celta Vigo goals
They were both good goals and appreciated by the crowd.
What alarmed me was how easy it was to get their crosses in from the right-hand side.
What alarmed me was how easy it was to get their crosses in from the right-hand side.
Re: Celta Vigo goals
If someone was kicking a ball with that kind of power and pace in a friendly I'm not sure I'd be too keen to stick my chin out and try and stop it. 
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Re: Celta Vigo goals
This is where we will miss George Boyd
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I mean stopping crosses from the left wing
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Re: Celta Vigo goals
Tom would have saved the first. Pope got a full hand on it.
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Re: Celta Vigo goals
And maybe Tom wouldn't have even got a hand near to itpiston broke wrote:Tom would have saved the first. Pope got a full hand on it.
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