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Why do they just keep buying very good players, when they could buy excellent players with the near "unlimited" funds they have to spend with. I mean, they've just bid 24 million for Drogba, OK he is a very good striker, but, quite frankly, Chelsea could easily do better. Your views on this?
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Really? I hadn't noticed.
Stryke wrote:
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> Especially after he lifts the European Cup thanks to a Salif Diao
> hatrick.
Salif Diao is one of those players that just went 'bleurgh' into the footballing void. hahahahaha.
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> Especially after he lifts the European Cup thanks to a Salif Diao
> hatrick.
Salif Diao is one of those players that just went 'bleurgh' into the footballing void. hahahahaha.
Don't laugh! I have only just discovered you are a fellow Red. We'll have none of this "Patrick Viera=best midfielder in the world" rubbish that Real Madrid seem to be spouting. Chelsea knew what was what, but Stevie shall never leave.
Especially after he lifts the European Cup thanks to a Salif Diao hatrick.
Especially after he lifts the European Cup thanks to a Salif Diao hatrick.
Har. :D
Course you do. Next, we shall together argue the case of Stevie Gerrard being better than Patrick Viera :)
Wow, for once I find myself agreeing with Stryke. :P
Owen, past it? Play Eidur Gudjohnson instead of him? Silence.
Just because Owen didn't score for a few games in Euro 2004 is no reason to write him off. He created 3 goals, and scored a superb goal. Rooney created none, scored a header knock-in, a basic one-on-one, a lucky bounce off the keeper, and a simple drive.
Owen still managed to score 14 in the Premiership despite having being injured for a good while and being under a lacklustre manager that didn't inspire him to play.
Rooney wasn't injured and still didn't score much. Admittedly, there's a difference between being supplied by a perfect Stevie pass or the Everton midfield, but the point remains: Owen is better than Rooney.
Just because Owen didn't score for a few games in Euro 2004 is no reason to write him off. He created 3 goals, and scored a superb goal. Rooney created none, scored a header knock-in, a basic one-on-one, a lucky bounce off the keeper, and a simple drive.
Owen still managed to score 14 in the Premiership despite having being injured for a good while and being under a lacklustre manager that didn't inspire him to play.
Rooney wasn't injured and still didn't score much. Admittedly, there's a difference between being supplied by a perfect Stevie pass or the Everton midfield, but the point remains: Owen is better than Rooney.
Owen hit his prime against Germany, been steadily going downhill ever since. :-D
And to think at one time Madrid were talking about spending 60 million quid on him
And to think at one time Madrid were talking about spending 60 million quid on him
Foreman wrote:
> Anyways, if I was Chelsea manager and had all this money to spend I'd
> have this team:
>
> Might not seem very good, but I'd like to see what they'd play like.
>
> GK - Cudicini - Yep
> LB - A. Cole - Nah, Bridgey
> CB - Terry - Yep
> CB - Stam - Willie, definitely...
> RB - G Neville - Ha. No.
> LM - Bridge - Duff
> CM - Lampard - Yep
> CM - Ronaldinho - Yep
> RM - Wright-Phillips - Gronks...clearly
> ST - Kezman - Yep
> ST - Owen - Ha. No. Eidur please.
> Anyways, if I was Chelsea manager and had all this money to spend I'd
> have this team:
>
> Might not seem very good, but I'd like to see what they'd play like.
>
> GK - Cudicini - Yep
> LB - A. Cole - Nah, Bridgey
> CB - Terry - Yep
> CB - Stam - Willie, definitely...
> RB - G Neville - Ha. No.
> LM - Bridge - Duff
> CM - Lampard - Yep
> CM - Ronaldinho - Yep
> RM - Wright-Phillips - Gronks...clearly
> ST - Kezman - Yep
> ST - Owen - Ha. No. Eidur please.
Foreman wrote:
> Owen is nowhere near his prime yet, so how can he be passed it.
No way. He had his prime when he was young. The age of 28 isn't the prime for every player. Owen was in his prime when he was 18 and up to the last world cup.
Rooney will be the same. He'll be past it by 23. He'll have problems with his weight....
> Owen is nowhere near his prime yet, so how can he be passed it.
No way. He had his prime when he was young. The age of 28 isn't the prime for every player. Owen was in his prime when he was 18 and up to the last world cup.
Rooney will be the same. He'll be past it by 23. He'll have problems with his weight....
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