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Troy Deeney’s Team of the Week

Troy Deeney’s Team of the Week

Deservedly Igor Thiago makes Troy’s ghost writer’s selection this week.

Igor Thiago (Brentford): He was an absolute monster in the win against Manchester United and an absolute nightmare for the likes of Matthijs de Ligt and Harry Maguire. A big, strong, physical forward who can not only link up the play but can run in behind and when he hit that first one, you could have two goalies in and they wouldn't have saved it. He hit it on the half-volley and with the ball rising it is really difficult for strikers. It was really well controlled, he gets the goal he deserved and then gets his second one. He has been great at leading the line for Brentford all season.
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Troy Deeney’s Team of the Week

Troy Deeney’s Team of the Week

Troy Deeney’s Team of the Week

Troy Deeney’s Team of the Week

Absolute word salad this week from the pen that turns “Troy’s” thoughts into script. Trying to make it sound more authentic?
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Nathan Collins (Brentford): Goal and an assist with the flick-on. I just think when they first signed him from Wolves, I didn't get it. Now I do. Especially under Keith Andrews. He organises well, he moves the ball really strongly from the back. He is the leader of that team. Forget Jordan Henderson, he is the leader of that team. Obviously goals help at centre-back.
(That’s some 40 yard “flick on” assist to play Thiago in. “Goals help at centre back”. As opposed to not helping from other positions on the pitch??? 🤷‍♂️ )

Igor Thiago (Brentford): Like me, you probably took him out of your fantasy football team thinking he had fallen off a cliff, and then he has scored every week since. So that just basically says more about my fantasy football managerial ability more than anything to do with his performances! But he is the rock, the leader, making sure he is right up there for that conversation for Brazil with the World Cup squad. You've got Joao Pedro, Richarlison, Gabriel Jesus - these are the guys who are all being spoken about. Even Neymar, but he's the one with the most goals, he is the one delivering with the most performances week in, week out. I'm backing him to make the squad.
(Having just said he has no managerial ability, backs Thiago to make the Brazil squad. I’m sure Ancelotti will be taking note of Troy’s opinion.)
 

Troy Deeney’s Team of the Week

Spoiler alert. Igor will be in Troy’s XI this week.

Technical note: on a week where eleven outfield players score hat tricks, one of them will have to go in goal.
And if 12 or more score hat tricks, presumably little Troy's will explode because of his dilemma.....😁
 

Troy Deeney’s Team of the Week

Absolute word salad this week from the pen that turns “Troy’s” thoughts into script. Trying to make it sound more authentic?
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Nathan Collins (Brentford): Goal and an assist with the flick-on. I just think when they first signed him from Wolves, I didn't get it. Now I do. Especially under Keith Andrews. He organises well, he moves the ball really strongly from the back. He is the leader of that team. Forget Jordan Henderson, he is the leader of that team. Obviously goals help at centre-back.
(That’s some 40 yard “flick on” assist to play Thiago in. “Goals help at centre back”. As opposed to not helping from other positions on the pitch??? 🤷‍♂️ )

Igor Thiago (Brentford): Like me, you probably took him out of your fantasy football team thinking he had fallen off a cliff, and then he has scored every week since. So that just basically says more about my fantasy football managerial ability more than anything to do with his performances! But he is the rock, the leader, making sure he is right up there for that conversation for Brazil with the World Cup squad. You've got Joao Pedro, Richarlison, Gabriel Jesus - these are the guys who are all being spoken about. Even Neymar, but he's the one with the most goals, he is the one delivering with the most performances week in, week out. I'm backing him to make the squad.
(Having just said he has no managerial ability, backs Thiago to make the Brazil squad. I’m sure Ancelotti will be taking note of Troy’s opinion.)

Troy really needs to run his work via ChatGPT with "make this sound like it's not complete f***ing nonsense"
 

Troy Deeney’s Team of the Week

Troy really needs to run his work via ChatGPT with "make this sound like it's not complete f***ing nonsense"
We all know he doesn't write it. Unfortunately, he has ChatGTP on the 'make this sound like Troy Deeney wrote it,' setting.

Sadly for Troy, that is exactly what it comes out as!
 

Troy Deeney’s Team of the Week

It's suggested that they speak to him on the phone for it and then print what he says (slightly tidied up maybe!).

If it was Chat, it would be more sensible!
 

Troy Deeney’s Team of the Week

The team selection and musings of Chat GPT (Gormless Persona-like Troy) has become a morbid curiosity.

This week’s insights of AI coded in BBC BASIC as part of a Year 7 school project include; it being good when a goalkeeper saves a penalty and lazily not bothering to add anything about a selected player because all possible analysis has been captured in a recently posted paragraph about dropping him from fantasy football.

The pupils captured Deeney’s penchant for thuggery brilliantly with their programme selecting a defender sent off for violent conduct - but only mentioning that he scored. Additionally selecting Keith Andrews as manager whose physical team “beat up” Sunderland
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Caoimhin Kelleher (Brentford): He kept a clean sheet against Sunderland, and he's really starting to command as a regular number one. He's starting to show that he commands the area in the right way. Obviously a penalty save always helps.

Igor Thiago (Brentford): Sixteen goals this season. We spoke about him last week - he's flying. Scoring again, carrying Brentford. They've got a real chance as long as he stays fit and continues doing what he's doing.

Manager - Keith Andrews (Brentford): It was a massive result for Brentford to beat Sunderland 3-0. At the start of the season, a lot of people were questioning whether Keith was the right man for the job and whether Brentford could stay in the league.
His inexperience, the squad getting depleted... now they find themselves on the path towards European places. It's frightening. Sunderland have been really good and I expected them to deal with the physicality of Brentford, but Brentford beat them up.
 

Troy Deeney’s Team of the Week

The team selection and musings of Chat GPT (Gormless Persona-like Troy) has become a morbid curiosity.

This week’s insights of AI coded in BBC BASIC as part of a Year 7 school project include; it being good when a goalkeeper saves a penalty and lazily not bothering to add anything about a selected player because all possible analysis has been captured in a recently posted paragraph about dropping him from fantasy football.

The pupils captured Deeney’s penchant for thuggery brilliantly with their programme selecting a defender sent off for violent conduct - but only mentioning that he scored. Additionally selecting Keith Andrews as manager whose physical team “beat up” Sunderland
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Caoimhin Kelleher (Brentford): He kept a clean sheet against Sunderland, and he's really starting to command as a regular number one. He's starting to show that he commands the area in the right way. Obviously a penalty save always helps.

Igor Thiago (Brentford): Sixteen goals this season. We spoke about him last week - he's flying. Scoring again, carrying Brentford. They've got a real chance as long as he stays fit and continues doing what he's doing.

Manager - Keith Andrews (Brentford): It was a massive result for Brentford to beat Sunderland 3-0. At the start of the season, a lot of people were questioning whether Keith was the right man for the job and whether Brentford could stay in the league.
His inexperience, the squad getting depleted... now they find themselves on the path towards European places. It's frightening. Sunderland have been really good and I expected them to deal with the physicality of Brentford, but Brentford beat them up.
The BBC's resident idiot has also selected Michael Keane this week.

That's right. The same Keane that got a red card for pulling someone's hair.

Troy hasn't lost any credibility though, as there was none to lose to start with.
 

Troy Deeney’s Team of the Week

I know Thiago has been fantastic, but I don't think he's been "carrying" us.
If the Brentford paragraphs are as accurate as the rest of that fiction, then it’s getting worse week on week.
In easily our most dominant, and most would say, best performance of the season, it was achieved seemingly without a midfield. Four separate players hit the woodwork, yet Igor and his goals carried us. The team earned a clean sheet. However CK, who had little to do apart from keep warm and do a bit of fielding and sweeping, is selected for catching a penalty.
It’s only worth reading for a giggle after your own minimal research eg MOTD.
 

Troy Deeney’s Team of the Week


He really is just taking the piss now. He’s included Michael Keane who was repeatedly violated by Thiago at the weekend and was sent off for violent conduct in midweek.

Otherwise he’s included Thiago and Kelleher and has KA as manager with this well considered insight:

“Keith Andrews (Brentford): It was a massive result for Brentford to beat Sunderland 3-0. At the start of the season, a lot of people were questioning whether Keith was the right man for the job and whether Brentford could stay in the league.

His inexperience, the squad getting depleted... now they find themselves on the path towards European places. It's frightening. Sunderland have been really good and I expected them to deal with the physicality of Brentford, but Brentfordbeat them up”
 

Troy Deeney’s Team of the Week

Can’t argue with what Troy GPT has to say about the goal keeper in its team of the week. Have noticed the anodyne additional clause at the end of paragraphs emphasising that obviously good things are good (e.g. clean sheets help), or bad are bad, is an idiosyncratic feature of the Deeney algorithm’s “voice”.

Robert Sanchez (Chelsea): Coming off the back of a terrible week with his errors against Arsenal in the Carabao Cup, you have to say he answered the questions the right way. Delivered against Brentford, made some big saves, kept Chelsea in the game and kept a clean sheet, which helps along the way.
 

Troy Deeney’s Team of the Week

Troy Deeney’s Team of the Week

Your occasional reminder that he doesn’t write it.
 

Troy Deeney’s Team of the Week

I know he doesn't write it, but there are 2 Bees in "Troy Deeney's team of the season".

 

Troy Deeney’s Team of the Week

Troy Deeney’s Team of the Week

It’s a team of outstanding individuals compiled from a compilation of the weekly versions. So it’s hard to argue with any of them. Probably make a godawful team though!
 

Troy Deeney’s Team of the Week

Troy Deeney’s Team of the Week

Given it is in his name, you'd think he must sign it off before it's posted.....
😂😂

Awww, bless. That is sooooo sweet. Are you new to the BBC, its recruitment policies, and football?

I like you. You’re funny. Can you be my friend please? 🤓
 

Troy Deeney’s Team of the Week

It’s a team of outstanding individuals compiled from a compilation of the weekly versions. So it’s hard to argue with any of them. Probably make a godawful team though!
I was just thinking this. Probably mid-table.
 

Troy Deeney’s Team of the Week

No Sangare … really?
As one of the HYS comments said, to get in Troy's team, you either need to score, get an assist or keep a clean sheet.

I've found over time that this is broadly true.

The BBC only keep the 'column' going for the clickbait and comments section.
 

Troy Deeney’s Team of the Week

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