Cardiff at home.Focher wrote:Hit me with anotherRoyalee wrote:You mean like against Charlton?Focher wrote:with backs against the wall winning 1-0 with 10 to go Doobs would be the first on the team sheet.
unfortunately that didnt happen much last season and he should have been nowhere near the starting line up.
Chopra scored in the 89th minute...Focher wrote:we were 0-1 down with no time to go and 0-0 with 10 to go.
hit me with another one
what on earth are you on ? My post said Duberry was only good in a team when your 1-0 up and hanging onto a lead, but last season we were not in that position at all . You have so far managed to give no examples of this and are now w4nking on about Cardiff at home.Royalee wrote:Chopra scored in the 89th minute...Focher wrote:we were 0-1 down with no time to go and 0-0 with 10 to go.
hit me with another one
Yep and Yep.Ideal wrote:Doobs was an honest hard working guy, he just wasn't a very good footballer.
Tactically inept, made rash decisions much like Titus Bramble, yet he was a very strong tackler, a very "defending" defender, basicly on the ball he was useless, but if he could stand still somewhere and head the ball out from his own area or tackle someone in knee-height, then he was doing something he was actually good at.
And honestly, was he really any worse than Kalifa Cissé? I'd rather have Doobs in our team..
Oh yeah I bet he was - poor b*stard.NR_Royal wrote:LOL at BBC Quotes of the week:
"That was a bit harsh. It was good banter but I was nowhere near their scorer. I was chuckling inside."
Wycombe's Michael Duberry after fans from former club Leeds chanted "1-0 and it's Duberry's fault" when United took the lead.
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