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"EURO 2004 Golden Boot"

Which super striker is gonna get it?

Anyone who guesses correctly gets an parcel of fresh air.

So get going!

Quinty wrote:
> Just like it was common knowledge that Davor Suker was a far superior
> striker to amateurs like Ronaldo in the 1998 World Cup?
>
> Harr.

Yes, but you've got to question how likely something like this is to happen again, and the answer is, not very.

Wakka wrote:
> Forest Fan wrote:
>
> How can delivery be arranged?
>
> You have to win first.

I. Gathered. That.

But I'm just being practical.

Oh, oh. What happens if there is more than one winner? Do we both get these parcels of fresh air?

Ruud of course.

Not biased at all me :-D

Quinty wrote:
> Just like it was common knowledge that Davor Suker was a far superior
> striker to amateurs like Ronaldo in the 1998 World Cup?
>
> Harr.

But he was very experienced - whereas Rooney's just fresh from nabbing car radios with his mates.

Chapuisat hasnt scored for almost two years.

Hakin Yakin (love that name - say it fast!) and Frei are thier danger men.

fase-chewer wrote:
> Weird Guy wrote:
> Get a spelling dictionary
>
> as opposed to a different kind of dictionary?

I have a geography dictionary.

Azul wrote:
> Chapuisat*
>
> And don't laugh - he's not superb, but he's not bad.

The legend that he is, doesn't take away the fact he is anchient.

Azul wrote:
> Lil Bro wrote:
> I'm gunna go with Rooney, if he is on form. Could win it for England
> he could.
>
> Yeah, 'cause it's common knowledge Rooney is a far superior striker
> to them amateurs such as Raul, Vieri, Henry, Van Nistelrooy, Totti,
> Trezeguet...

Just like it was common knowledge that Davor Suker was a far superior striker to amateurs like Ronaldo in the 1998 World Cup?

Harr.

Chapuisat*

And don't laugh - he's not superb, but he's not bad.

Capuisat