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*Official* English Football Season 2006-07
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Barney Rubble
International Coach
Bah. By best goalkeeper in England, I of course meant best English goalkeeper.BoyBrumby said:Sadly Jens is German tho.
aussie
Hall of Fame Member
On James, yea he has been the best English goalie this season, but remember he was dropped in the first place after Euro 2004 because he made a lot of costly mistakes & between then & Crotia game Robinson has clearly been the best, he's just going through a bit of a bad period. But if James keeps doing well despite his age there could still be a place for him in Euro 2008.Barney Rubble said:Indeed. He's been twice the player Robinson has this season, but of course because he plays for an unfashionable club he's been ignored. As have Johnson, Campbell and O'Neil...
Campbell is still one of the best central defenders in the country but England have a lot of talent in this area behing Terro/Rio so i don't think we'd miss him too much.
O'Neil is a fair way down the pecking order, but i won't mind seeing him play..
cricketboy29
International Regular
When was England ever lacking in talent?
aussie
Hall of Fame Member
Well i guess you can say when in attack it 3-5-2 but in defense in 5-3-2, but with Englad it would be always 3-5-2 since Cole & Richards(whenever he becomes a regular) will always roam foward.Loony BoB said:Roses 3-5-2 looks more to me like 5-3-2.
Neil Pickup
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You're still in Third Division, below Plymouth, Burnley, Barnsley, Southend and Luton.Tomm NCCC said:
Barney Rubble
International Coach
Cudicini's said a million times he doesn't want to play for us. Besides, he's not English anyway.Matteh said:Cudicini > James.
Matteh
Cricket Web: All-Time Legend
http://news.bbc.co.uk/sport1/hi/football/teams/w/west_ham_utd/6156434.stm
Just read this about West Ham's take over bids. Interesting to see the name Kia Joorabchian appear, as it would appear that the Tevez/Mascherano move was indeed a sweetner for MSI.
Just read this about West Ham's take over bids. Interesting to see the name Kia Joorabchian appear, as it would appear that the Tevez/Mascherano move was indeed a sweetner for MSI.
Great Birtannia
U19 Captain
"But other clubs like Aston Villa have proved that when the takeover process has been finished it can push you forward quickly."Matteh said:
I believe that one involved a change of manager Pards
Petrov was Villa's only summer signing in the end wasn't he.
Craig
World Traveller
Saw on the Eurosport News this morning that Chelsea, Liverpool, Manchester United and Liverpool are all going to bid for S***hampton left back Gareth Bale, so he must be alright then as a player (take away that he is Welsh and plays for S***hampton - Pitt do forgive me mentioning those two) then?
Anyway this should put in end to the Hargreaves - Old Trafford stories, and Reading duo Ibrahima Sonko and Stephen Hunt recieved death threats over what happened with Petr Cech and Carlo Cudicini - deadset idiots, why not get a job and/or a life.
And more sad news on Ferenc Puskas http://news.bbc.co.uk/sport2/hi/football/europe/6155766.stm
Anyway this should put in end to the Hargreaves - Old Trafford stories, and Reading duo Ibrahima Sonko and Stephen Hunt recieved death threats over what happened with Petr Cech and Carlo Cudicini - deadset idiots, why not get a job and/or a life.
And more sad news on Ferenc Puskas http://news.bbc.co.uk/sport2/hi/football/europe/6155766.stm
PY
International Coach
RIP, a brilliant brilliant footballer who led one of the, if not the, greatest football teams to grace this earth. What a record he had.
Internationally, 83 goals in 84 games. Domestically for Real Madrid, 512 goals in 528 games. That's incredible.
Alzheimers sounds a proper nasty way to go.
Internationally, 83 goals in 84 games. Domestically for Real Madrid, 512 goals in 528 games. That's incredible.
Alzheimers sounds a proper nasty way to go.
Barney Rubble
International Coach
1. I'm glad someone else around here uses asterisks on the word describing they who must not be named.Craig said:
2. Gareth Bale is actually really quite good.
3. RIP Puskas, a genuine, bona fide all-time hero. Unquestionably his country's finest ever footballer, and you'd have to doubt that they'll ever produce a finer one. Up there with Pele, Maradona, Zidane, Cruyff, Platini, Beckenbauer, Moore and Di Stefano as the greatest there's ever been. RIP.
TT Boy
Hall of Fame Member
More to do with his past misdemeanours though, he has hardly covered himself in glory for England.Barney Rubble said:Indeed. He's been twice the player Robinson has this season, but of course because he plays for an unfashionable club he's been ignored. As have Johnson, Campbell and O'Neil...
Also in regard to the three player you mention, If you are referring to Glen Johnson, his overrated ****e (was ****e at Millwall as well). Pissed Chelsea off royally and failed to show any sort of common sense by consistently lunging into challenges. Was crucified in a couple of Champions League game and that was the end of him. Big time Charlie.
Like Gary O’Neil though, fantastic tank but his not international class, definitely a very good pro. Whereas Sol has had his turn, getting massacred by Bobby Zamora is maybe not enough to taint one man’s career but he was liable in the WC for a goal Sweden scored and his lost one of his best qualities, pace.
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