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hmmm... i dont think a managerial change would help the team much now. The Abudabi people are too expectant of him to do a good job, when his only high-profile signing so far was robinho.
on Hughes pleads for time after City draw (3)
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November 17th, 2008 02:40 |
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you have to be kidding me!
on Beckham Loaned to Milan for 09 (6)
AC Milan are buying players way past their expiration date if you ask me! These former stars arent only old, but come with a huuge price tag. When will they learn?! Their roster:http://www.soccerway.com/teams/italy/ac-milan/squad Players on it I think are too old to play on a top-tier club: Maldini, nesta, zambrotta- great italian defenders 10 years ago Ambrosini, seedorf, gattuso all midfielders who are no longer fit enough to play for a europe-level team Ronaldino: a good player, but no longer in his Barcelona prime Inzaghi and shevchenko: great attackers a loong time ago Buying Beckham (another dead star) is a horrible mistake. He didnt even stand out in the MLS. How can you expect him to get anything done in the Serie A?!! |
October 30th, 2008 23:25 |
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He is good, rooney, but is waaayyy 2 emotional. The difference between a young star and a smart veteran is that the veteran never gets goaded or angry. he puts his emotions out of the game. Rooney once again displays amazing immaturity. Rooney might be a better player than say..... kaka or someone like that, but kaka is a more mature player. I have seen playground boys playing much more mature football than him. He is an amazing player but he is waayyyy too immature. I thought that Sir Alex Ferguson did a good job with C. Ronaldo, and I hope he does the same for wayne.
on Rooney´s temperament under scrutiny as ManUtd draw at Everton (10)
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October 26th, 2008 02:40 |
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lol so much for "Ramos willing to stick it out with the spurs" or whatever he said.....
on Ramos leaves Tottenham football club, Redknapp set to replace him (7)
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October 26th, 2008 02:00 |
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achavabill, i believe C. Ronaldo has already shown the maturity not to be attracted by big $$$. I think hes at ManU for good. And what disloyalty it would be to Fergie if he moved. Fergie turned him from a overconfident, bragging, inconsistent, temperamental, show-offing teenager into a truly mature footballer.
on Real give up on Ronaldo (21)
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October 25th, 2008 00:35 |
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Nah i like soccer players not as much as teams, but there are a lot of players i like on chelsea. i also have a lot of respect for fergie and thought it was a slap in the face to him if he ever mentioned the thought about moving.
on Real give up on Ronaldo (21)
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October 25th, 2008 00:35 |
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Also I liked chelsea when I was younger, but I no longer support them as adamantlly as I used to
on Real give up on Ronaldo (21)
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October 25th, 2008 00:35 |
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Hmmmmm.... I distinctly remember Scolari saying "we're just champion"...... Now hes saying not to bet too much on him.......
on Don´t make us favourites yet: Scolari (6)
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October 19th, 2008 02:20 |
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Timothy did you see the game? Rooney not only scored but really made his presence felt on the pitch. He played an outstanding game, which is so far one of many.
on Rooney best yet to come, says Ferguson (7)
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October 18th, 2008 21:05 |
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Can't be too sure about that; Messi was great with the ball. I suspect that walcott is a smarter player, but not necessarily better...... Also, if you play for Arsenal the other players get open for you well so you end up looking very good.... not to undermine Walcotts abilities.
on "Walcott has head start on Messi:" Wenger (6)
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October 17th, 2008 23:49 |