42' Wales 0 - 1 Kompany
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| Author: | Squidge [ Wed May 04, 2011 4:31 pm ] |
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South East Citizen wrote: That's not out of the question actually, he's only scored once in the last 14 matches or something, and Barca could use the money. Other players who fit in the Tevez 'hard working goal scorer' mould; Rooney - fuck off. Messi - dream on. Aguero - yes please.
What about Llorente? You not gagging on his cock anymore or is he fucking off somewhere else? |
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| Author: | South East Citizen [ Wed May 04, 2011 4:37 pm ] |
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Squidge wrote: What about Llorente? You not gagging on his cock anymore or is he fucking off somewhere else?
Not as replacement for Tevez, he's very similar to Dzeko tbf. He's not been in the best of form of late, apparently Madrid have gone cold on him as well. |
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| Author: | blueinyorkshire [ Thu May 05, 2011 7:58 pm ] |
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Vincent Kompany - 6m .... thats a fucking steal in my opinion, the lads still only young.... Fuck it mancini, give him the capo armband immediately and make zabs his understudy.... |
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| Author: | blue mooner 1988 [ Thu May 05, 2011 8:04 pm ] |
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blueinyorkshire wrote: Vincent Kompany - 6m .... thats a fucking steal in my opinion, the lads still only young....
Fuck it mancini, give him the capo armband immediately and make zabs his understudy.... De Jong deserves at least vice captain, and make Joe Hart next in line if all goes well he should be here for another 15 years or so. |
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| Author: | Gallagheresque [ Fri Nov 11, 2011 10:58 am ] |
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Translated. Vincent Kompany and Jan Vertonghen may need to give up for the friendly match against Romania on Friday in Liege. Both defenders were slight damage during the course of this morning: Kompany got a kick to the knee, Vertonghen injured himself at the toe. The duo would normally be the basis for oefenpot at Sclessin. "We'll wait and see how these injuries evolve over the coming hours," said coach Georges Leekens. Mirallas In its basic team would Kompany alongside Van Buyten in the heart of the defense are, Vertonghen would start on the left and the right wing Anthony Vanden Borre could account for. Normally start in midfield Defour, Witsel and Fellaini, while Chadli, Mertens and Mirallas attackers service. (Belga / kh Hopefully should be good for Next Saturday |
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| Author: | O Blue [ Wed Dec 07, 2011 10:55 pm ] |
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From his facebook page: "Well in City. Disappointing but there you go. At least we aren't out as top seeds though. That'd be embarrassing ;-) " |
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| Author: | gibbonicus_andronicus [ Sun May 06, 2012 8:17 am ] |
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Vincent Kompany's stock soars along with Manchester City's spirit The captain's calm, composed leadership has been key to his club's renaissance in the title race Share 6 Paul Wilson guardian.co.uk, Saturday 5 May 2012 23.01 BST Article history Manchester City's Vincent Kompany celebrates scoring his matchwinning goal with a bullet header against Manchester United. Photograph: Carl Recine/Action Images Belgian footballers are all the rage at the moment, with Vincent Kompany's friend Jan Vertonghen tipped to follow the Manchester City captain into the Premier League at Arsenal or Spurs and City themselves reportedly leading the chase for Eden Hazard. The latter has supposedly been leaving Lille for years, but if he does move this summer it is likely to be for an enormous fee, considering that every major name in Europe has been tracking him at some point. That would be untypical, for Kompany is much more your standard type of Belgian signing. Unheralded at first, a snip at something in the region of £6m from Hamburg, Kompany almost sneaked under the radar when City were buying players in batchloads but has subsequently proved to be the sort of solid defensive presence and quietly responsible team captain that every manager would like to sign. He would certainly cost more now, for at 26 he could still have his best years ahead of him. A couple of days after scoring the decisive goal in the Manchester derby Kompany could be found on Twitter discussing the French presidential election with Vertonghen, a fellow defender currently at Ajax. You would not find many English players using Twitter for such a purpose, but with Kompany you get a bit of everything, in social networking terms at least. Check out his Facebook page and you can find him posing with Liam Gallagher after the derby win, while elsewhere his father and sister take the opportunity to get close to greatness in the form of Diego Maradona. Perhaps more importantly, Kompany posts messages directly to the fans, and more often than not gets the tone just right. "I appealed because I completely disagreed with the interpretation of the officials on the day," he said of the tackle on Nani in the FA Cup tie against Manchester United in January that earned him a red card and a four-match ban. By common consent Kompany played the ball and not the opponent, yet was somehow deemed to have done so in a dangerous manner. "My understanding," he said, "is that English football prides itself on hardness and fairness." It was appropriate that Kompany should have scored the goal that defeated Manchester United and put his side back on top of the table with two matches to go, and you could tell what it meant to him from the way he celebrated. There was no gloating or premature rejoicing afterwards, just another thoughtfully composed and positive message. "Just two games left," he said. "We'll give everything we have until the last minute of the season to make sure we finish with no regrets." Roberto Mancini was not the manager responsible for bringing Kompany to City, but he was quick to make him captain once the disastrous decision to flatter Carlos Tevez's ego with the honour began to go wrong. "Vinnie is an excellent captain and he has been playing very well," Mancini said. "He deserves a lot of credit for his performances all season, not just against Manchester United, but so do the rest of the team. We are a team once again now; when we restricted United to no shots at our goal in the last derby it was not just because Joleon Lescott and Vinnie played well, it was the team as a whole." All the same Lescott, like many others, believes City have been at their best when the two defenders have been in partnership. "I'd like to feel I pull my own weight but we share the workload," he said. "Vinnie's form has been consistently good for a number of years now so you know when you play alongside him that as long as you try and match his levels of effort and commitment you won't be going far wrong." City had a City had a slight wobble when Kompany was suspended, though the effects were mostly confined to the Carling Cup, and dropped points again when he was injured in March. Since his return the disruption caused by Tevez making his way back into the fold has been minimal, and City's now harmonious team spirit has been noticeable in recent weeks, even if it took slips by United to let them back into the title race. They still had to bounce back after the defeat at Arsenal that seemed to have been so costly, and but for Andrew Surman's opportunistic strike in Norwich's 6-1 hammering at Carrow Road last month, Kompany and his defence would have kept clean sheets in each of the last four games. City's defensive organisation will be given a more searching examination by Newcastle on Sunday afternoon, but Mancini's players go into the game having conceded fewer goals than anyone else in the league and with two wins over Manchester United under their belt, so they have no need to fear a side beaten 4-0 at Wigan last week, however impressive Papiss Cissé's goals against Chelsea. With even Sir Alex Ferguson conceding the gulf in goal difference is unlikely to be bridged, City must now be favourites for the title, even if their captain is reluctant to say so. "What did the manager say?" was Kompany's guarded response when asked if his side was now in the driving seat. Last week one manager said one thing and the other manager the opposite. This week at least, both are singing from the same hymn sheet. "If we win at Newcastle we will win the title," Mancini said. "Sir Alex said that, so it must be right. He has far more experience than me." |
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| Author: | O Blue [ Fri Sep 07, 2012 7:31 pm ] |
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42' Wales 0 - 1 Kompany
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| Author: | Xender [ Mon Oct 08, 2012 1:38 am ] |
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Hi guys, was listening to this song and thought it was pretty fitting for the captain. So I tried my hands on creating a video with it. Well here it is, hoping at least someone likes it.  http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=LlMRv_wdT0M&feature=youtu.be |
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| Author: | Bastard [ Mon Oct 08, 2012 7:26 am ] |
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Xender wrote: Hi guys, was listening to this song and thought it was pretty fitting for the captain. So I tried my hands on creating a video with it. Well here it is, hoping at least someone likes it. http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=LlMRv_wdT0M&feature=youtu.be Xender, that was great. You have a beautiful voice and I think people are going to really like you. It's a yes from me! 
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| Author: | TonyM [ Tue Oct 30, 2012 11:44 pm ] |
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Remember watching Kompany while he was still playing for HSV. This was such a steal 
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| Author: | Cloudy O'Rabia [ Wed Oct 31, 2012 7:54 am ] |
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TonyM wrote: Remember watching Kompany while he was still playing for HSV. This was such a steal I have that. And JCB Human Variant. Vinnie's not quite at the races this season though is he? Having to cover for Lescott too much maybe? |
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| Author: | Danny's Studs [ Wed Oct 31, 2012 9:52 am ] |
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Cloudy O'Rabia wrote: TonyM wrote: Remember watching Kompany while he was still playing for HSV. This was such a steal I have that. And JCB Human Variant. Vinnie's not quite at the races this season though is he? Having to cover for Lescott too much maybe? Bit harsh. Still the best defender in the league. Last season he was impeccable *ahem* this season maybe not quite so but even still. |
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| Author: | Bastard [ Wed Oct 31, 2012 10:31 am ] |
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Cloudy O'Rabia wrote: Vinnie's not quite at the races this season though is he? Having to cover for Lescott too much maybe? Didn't seem to bother him last season though. Wouldn't even say he was doing that too much this season. He's just been a bit hit and miss. Affected by changes in system/different partners/not having NDJ or Barry in front of him perhaps. |
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| Author: | cod head [ Tue Jan 15, 2013 3:23 pm ] |
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Red card rescinded! Woooo! |
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| Author: | gibbonicus_andronicus [ Tue Jan 15, 2013 3:44 pm ] |
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excellent |
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| Author: | kippax_in_my_blood [ Tue Jan 15, 2013 3:51 pm ] |
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justice is served.. i can't believe we have actually got a result.... 
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| Author: | Bert Trautmanns neck brace [ Tue Jan 15, 2013 3:56 pm ] |
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What will Sir Alex say? |
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| Author: | gibbonicus_andronicus [ Tue Jan 15, 2013 4:12 pm ] |
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Bert Trautmanns neck brace wrote: What will Sir Alex say? something incomprehensibly scottish |
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| Author: | kippax_in_my_blood [ Tue Jan 15, 2013 7:30 pm ] |
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Bert Trautmanns neck brace wrote: What will Sir Alex say?  Nothing he can say... |
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