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Piper, your time is up on this site. I won't have anyone suggest Ngog for a first choice 11.
HE IS SHIT!
HE IS SHIT!
BEHIND ENEMY LINES - BIRMINGHAM CITY
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Natasha Whittam
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22 Re: BEHIND ENEMY LINES - BIRMINGHAM CITY Mon Oct 07 2013, 17:21
JAH
Tony Kelly
You forgot Sordell up front LLP instead of N'GogoluckyPeterpiper wrote:I know sluffy and I don't think it's flippant at all to ask the question because I've been racking my brains trying to come up with a first choice eleven all season. I guess that if all were fit and on form my starters would be
Bogdan
Mills
Wheater
Baptiste
Tierney
Eagles
Lee
Feeney
Holden
Beckford
Ngog
I think I'd go with a four four two or maybe 4-4-1-1 with Ngog in the hole but since a few aren't fit and others are out of form it's likely others will disagree. I think Lee and Eagles would be best as out and out wingers but only if we have full backs with pace who can cover the gaps behind them if they go on a run.
And thanks for the good wishes and the comment on my avatar. Fortunately MrsPiper is a very understanding woman.
23 Re: BEHIND ENEMY LINES - BIRMINGHAM CITY Mon Oct 07 2013, 17:26
Mo
David Lee
She is been very understanding to be letting you post picture in her swim costum.luckyPeterpiper wrote:
And thanks for the good wishes and the comment on my avatar. Fortunately MrsPiper is a very understanding woman.
24 Ngog Mon Oct 07 2013, 18:58
luckyPeterpiper
Ivan Campo
natasha I tried to pick a team made up of players we haven't borrowed from someone else and to be honest Ngog has played quite well when the midfield is on form. He did a good job in the old Super Kev slot a few times last term and I think with the right man in front and the right mids behind him he still could.
As to mavies, yep, my bad, somehow forgot about him and will now go and immolate myself but as I only recently recovered from the horror of Gavin McCann I think I can be (ever so slightly) forgiven.
No actually I can't. Forgetting the great Mavies deserves only one answer.
As to mavies, yep, my bad, somehow forgot about him and will now go and immolate myself but as I only recently recovered from the horror of Gavin McCann I think I can be (ever so slightly) forgiven.
No actually I can't. Forgetting the great Mavies deserves only one answer.
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