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*Official* English Football Season 2005-06
- Thread starter Neil Pickup
- Start date
It seems that Jenas has handed in a transfer request and it looks like he wil be going too Arsenal or Spurs for around 10 million. This is further bad news for Newcastle who at the moment will be going into a new season still with a shaky defence and a strikerforce of a legendry 35 year old who wont be able too play all the matches and shola Ameobi who is never going too make the stepp up from reasonable too talent too good player
Craig
World Traveller
Like Sven Goran Eriksson?sledger said:
If Man Utd want a new striker how about Roy Makaay? He started off well last night (I saw his goals and they weren't tap in's either) and is in fact a proven goal scorer who gets them from inside and outside the box and can hurle some stunning freekicks like I remember him doing for Bayern last season.
As far as I am concerned he is the most under-rated striker in the world (most certainly in Europe) when his job is too get the goals and that he does.
Craig
World Traveller
IMO just as well as Rooney isn't a rugby league or union player where players don't answer back. They are aught to respect the ref's word or if you don't you get marched back 10 or your off. I mean you have player's bigger then the ref and still you use the word 'sir' - you also don't see 5 or 6 players hanging around in the ref's face trying to pressure him to make a decision. I mean you see Di Canio touch a ref and he gets a fair stint on the sidelines, over here rugby league players have hit the ref and get a 20 year ban (that I'm not kidding you it has happened and in some cases life). And for me the buck stops at the captain and the manager for not telling the players to accept his decision no matter if he is wrong or not. Sometimes I feel rugby is a more civilised sport then football (well in rugby the two fans mix with each other and don't start to fight each other if if they support rivial teams) or sit right next to each other whereas in football you have to sections to keep the fans apart or they will start fighting.roseboy64 said:
I got the impression when Rooney started mouthing at Graham Poll in the game v Arsenal how much of a wimp he is for letting him walk right over him. Rooney should have been given a red card straight away while he was mouthing off and anybody who stepped in should have been booked.