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T-Mac has been improving, too.
He had a goal and assist against Orlando over the weekend didn't he? He had a great game.
He had a goal and assist against Orlando over the weekend didn't he? He had a great game.
And, he's been played out of position by #TheGeniusT-Mac has been improving, too.
He had a goal and assist against Orlando over the weekend didn't he? He had a great game.
When life gives you lemons, you can only hope to make lemonade. Not wine.And, he's been played out of position by #TheGenius
I hope he does, kun. He better make plays that seal wins and push into the playoffs. He will never be one of us as far as I'm concerned but he can certainly offer a sincere apology by helping to make the playoffs a reality.
Lamponade it is...When life gives you lemons, you can only hope to make lemonade. Not wine.
*except when or if he ever plays and scores.He'll never be one of us
He'll never be one of us
He's Fat Frank Lampard
He'll never be one of us
*except when or if he ever plays and scores.
Admittedly, it'll probably be easier to sing without the footnote.
Grabavoy: 17 apps, 1371 minutes, 0 goals, 1 assist, 1 red card.
McNamara: 11 apps, 728 minutes, 3 goals, 2 assists, 0 cards.
You want the guy who gets blown off the ball by a stiff breeze to help run out the clock?McNamara 0.6 Key passes, 27 passes per game, 75.1 pass %, 0.7 interceptions
Grabavoy 1.1 Key passes, 38.2 passes per game 86.3 pass %, 1.5 interceptions
Just quoting goals and assists misses a lot of the little things Grabavoy does. My point isn't that Grabavoy is amazing and McNamara is bad. Both are pretty average to slightly below average MLS players. I wont even get into Balloucy but it's too bad their isn't a stat for goals allowed due to horrible defensive positioning. Between the two I'd obviously like to see McNamara get more time for development purposes since he's younger and a bigger part of the future. All that being said at the end of a game if we are up by one goal, need to be smart with the ball, play a possession style and run out the clock between the two I'd go with Grabavoy.
Isn't this a thread for hating on Frank?You want the guy who gets blown off the ball by a stiff breeze to help run out the clock?
Aren't they all?Isn't this a thread for hating on Frank?
Grabavoy: 17 apps, 1371 minutes, 0 goals, 1 assist, 1 red card.
McNamara: 11 apps, 728 minutes, 3 goals, 2 assists, 0 cards.
This is an equal-opportunity hatin' zone.Isn't this a thread for hating on Frank?
I find all this Grabavoy talk especially funny because my wife hates him. Not because he's a bad player (which he obviously is) but because he was a dick at the meet and greet.
Wait what? Can you elaborate?
And, he's been played out of position by #TheGenius
McNamara 0.6 Key passes, 27 passes per game, 75.1 pass %, 0.7 interceptions
Grabavoy 1.1 Key passes, 38.2 passes per game 86.3 pass %, 1.5 interceptions
Just quoting goals and assists misses a lot of the little things Grabavoy does. My point isn't that Grabavoy is amazing and McNamara is bad. Both are pretty average to slightly below average MLS players. I wont even get into Balloucy but it's too bad their isn't a stat for goals allowed due to horrible defensive positioning. Between the two I'd obviously like to see McNamara get more time for development purposes since he's younger and a bigger part of the future. All that being said at the end of a game if we are up by one goal, need to be smart with the ball, play a possession style and run out the clock between the two I'd go with Grabavoy.