JakeC
Last Man Standing 2 champion 2020/21
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''He's a talented footballer, a very talented musician, and a model''
cnut.
cnut.
model of what?''He's a talented footballer, a very talented musician, and a model''
cnut.
That was exactly my reaction''He's a talented footballer, a very talented musician, and a model''
cnut.
He hasn't done anything noteworthy in football since 2009, the pinicle of his career was going to Valencia in 2009 to play for his county.That was exactly my reaction
Wait, so is he still at West Ham? Its not exactly the most glittering careerHe hasn't done anything noteworthy in football since 2009, the pinicle of his career was going to Valencia in 2009 to play for his county.
He clearly wrote his own wikipedia page.
History – Football
Tyler started playing football at Borehamwood Mini Soccer in 1997 aged 4.
In January 2001, at the age of 8, Tyler signed for West Ham United Academy. The following year, Tyler appeared on the front cover of the book, Junior Soccer: A Complete Coaching Guide for the Young Player a coaching guide produced in association with West Ham.[5] Tyler also made several appearances throughout the book.
In 2003 Tyler was selected to captain the Barnet Borough team until he took up his Saturday place with Junior Guildhall.
In 2004 Tyler captained West Ham Juniors in the semi-finals of the Ascension International Tournament in Belgium.
In April 2007 Tyler played for Dame Alice Owen’s school and won the English Schools FA National Cup.[6]
In 2006 Tyler was selected by his District and in 2007 selected by his County, joining the County team for a tournament in Valencia in 2009.
I hate country and western too but this is hardly the forumGarth Brookes is so shit it's unbelievable
I explained the downside. It's a simple one. Managers can refuse players to go if they are over 23 years of age. Also there are Euro's the same year. S-American team are in a clear advantageWhat's the downside? That some teams can strengthen more than others? It's up to them to choose and if some have better players fair enough.
The upside, and I think it's a big one, is that you can test the young players alongside some of their more senior ones. Everyone here was desperate to go: Forlán, Lugano and Godín in particular because it could be their last major tournament.
The manager's take was Pérez and Forlán may be past it in 2014 and he needs to test who may be "the new Pérez" and maybe not the new Forlán but how to play without him, so he took the ones who depend on them: Arévalo Ríos as DM partner and Cavani-Suárez in attack. It is not about winning but testing in tournament conditions (not friendlies or risking qualification in a WCQ).
If anything, it makes the Olympics more important and relevant to the NT managers and younger players who get a massive incentive to perform and make the step up. It also pisses off the scousers who are doing preseason without a key player. Long may it continue.
Exactly what I was thinking. I mean Danny Rose, wtf?I know Pearce was a leftback but does he really need to pick 3 of them in a starting 11.
Well they fecking would, the cnuts!Five Live pointing out Giggs never sang the national anthem.
Caulker looks massive too.The keeper's a big bloke, isn't he? Thought he was quality against Brazil. Looks a real talent.
EDIT: assuming it's the same bloke that played the second half, that is.
Been himself.What has Boris done?