looked to be running unhindered for the first time in a bit
Every time Sandy said that it made me a little sick. Could have a brilliant bit of commentary just to punch me in the guts with âtippingâ. Just read the guys name for Christâs sake!
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Thatâs pretty good. If it werenât one of those flat peak hi rise things Iâd buy a few.
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Tippa wouldnât want you wearing it anyway.
Get with the times old man.
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I will henceforth refer to âMarvel Stadiumâ as âWalla Stadiumâ
shoulda been fitted dammit
No love for Mercuri then?
Tippa looked to be moving better, faster and unhindered for the first time in weeks. Coincidence that with this greater freedom of movement he also rediscovers some pace and form? l think not.
Mark Mercuri - of course, yes he has such silky skills.
Good call @Captain_Jack, plenty of love for Mercuri, how could I forget him? (Though I remember forlornly sitting in the top deck of the old Ponsford Stand that fateful September day in 1999).
Thatâs where I was sitting that day.
Can still picture Dean Wallis with the ball in the middle, running away from us, yelling âkick itââŚ
Watching the replay and the stats do a
massive disservice to Tippaâs game. He worked his â â â â off and had some great touches. Chased everything.
Had some great moments in the last. That tap back through his legs to release Zaha was awesome. Ditto the tackle on Whitfield in the centre which led to zahaâs goal
Yep, slowly getting his mojo back.
his deft touches and pressure acts create goals, great game walla walla mc tippa
I think some criticism of the club is warranted here. If Tippa was carrying some injury that was reducing his speed, they should not have been playing him - instead they should have been focused on getting him physically right. We can see what happens when Tippa is right - he has a greater impact on the game.
The full stop should have come after âspeedâ
Like this:
"I think some criticism of the club is warranted here if Tippa was carrying some injury that was reducing his speed. They should not have been playing him.
See, that way, it makes sense