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First on the agenda, there will be no talk of Newcastle. Except, of course, the Jenas affair.
Why and where? They have Carrick and Davids in the centre, both of whom are pretty much irreplacable. Reid is good on the left, Routledge on the right. Besides, Jenas can't play there. Tell me why.
Oh, and Solano might be going to Newcastle too. Excellent news, if you ask me.
Keane to Everton? Robbie, that is.
First on the agenda, there will be no talk of Newcastle. Except, of course, the Jenas affair.
Why and where? They have Carrick and Davids in the centre, both of whom are pretty much irreplacable. Reid is good on the left, Routledge on the right. Besides, Jenas can't play there. Tell me why.
Oh, and Solano might be going to Newcastle too. Excellent news, if you ask me.
Keane to Everton? Robbie, that is.
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Meka Dragon wrote:
> Keane to Everton leaving Spurs with only two strikers. And Mido's out
> through suspension.
>
> Seriously, who else have they got?
Mounir El Hamdaoui. Not at all famous, but really impressed me in the Peace Cup. I'd like to see him play more. Although apparently Spurs are looking for another striker as well, they're still after Lucarelli from Livorno, which would be a massive signing.
> Keane to Everton leaving Spurs with only two strikers. And Mido's out
> through suspension.
>
> Seriously, who else have they got?
Mounir El Hamdaoui. Not at all famous, but really impressed me in the Peace Cup. I'd like to see him play more. Although apparently Spurs are looking for another striker as well, they're still after Lucarelli from Livorno, which would be a massive signing.
I care, because your posts are alwaus pondorous ramblings that always seem to end in questions to which we've already endlessly discussed on here. You pop up once every fortnight, post a tedious sprawl of questions in every topic and then never hang around to bother discussing them.
It's irritating. Stop it.
It's irritating. Stop it.
Classic Oz.
If you don't want to reply, then why bother reading?
You clearly have a problem with me, yet you try to somehow make something of it to win-back the attention you so pathetically crave from fellow users to make yourself feel big and important - more so than the rest of us who post here.
Was winning the election not enough?
I visit these forums occasionally to discuss football related matters as I feel that, generally, the members of this particular forum have strong opinions on certain matters and bring up new and interesting ideas.
They don't ponce around declaring their love for Michael Owen and Milan Baros, in turn declaring their homosexuality. This isn't The Sims, but it's not the real world either.
I don't know what you get from your love for yourself, as you are on these forums, but it reflects a pretty sick, sad and lonely person in the real world, ever-seeking attention and meaningless appraisal.
Seriously, you should get yourself onto the next series of Big Brother! You'd get a short pop career and "celeb" status from that - all you've ever wanted, really!
If you've got a problem with how I post, what I post or the amount I post, then fine, you DON'T HAVE TO READ IT! There's now such law on these forums. Just because it's 'there', you don't have to make some little comment in the hope of raising a few cheers from your real "m8z".
I'd rather have no reply than to have to read some of the childish 'humour' you come up with.
Remember: There's always the ignore button!
I don't write specifically for you, I don't have to.
Stryke, I care more Sven-Goran Eriksson's off-the-field sexual antis than I ever could about something from you.
You clearly have a problem with me, yet you try to somehow make something of it to win-back the attention you so pathetically crave from fellow users to make yourself feel big and important - more so than the rest of us who post here.
Was winning the election not enough?
I visit these forums occasionally to discuss football related matters as I feel that, generally, the members of this particular forum have strong opinions on certain matters and bring up new and interesting ideas.
They don't ponce around declaring their love for Michael Owen and Milan Baros, in turn declaring their homosexuality. This isn't The Sims, but it's not the real world either.
I don't know what you get from your love for yourself, as you are on these forums, but it reflects a pretty sick, sad and lonely person in the real world, ever-seeking attention and meaningless appraisal.
Seriously, you should get yourself onto the next series of Big Brother! You'd get a short pop career and "celeb" status from that - all you've ever wanted, really!
If you've got a problem with how I post, what I post or the amount I post, then fine, you DON'T HAVE TO READ IT! There's now such law on these forums. Just because it's 'there', you don't have to make some little comment in the hope of raising a few cheers from your real "m8z".
I'd rather have no reply than to have to read some of the childish 'humour' you come up with.
Remember: There's always the ignore button!
I don't write specifically for you, I don't have to.
Stryke, I care more Sven-Goran Eriksson's off-the-field sexual antis than I ever could about something from you.
I really can't? Be bothered? To reply to another of your posts?
I'm dissapointed the Simao transfer appears to have fallen apart, even as a United fan. I admired the player in his time at Barcelona, and I'm glad still to see he's done well at Benfica.
He can also play on the right-wing, can't he? That's where Liverpool would really miss him. You already have Cissé and one other upfront (even if it is Morientes).
I can't understand why Benitez left such a transfer so late though?
Why now, on deadline day? Why not weeks ago, when there was still plent of time for negotiations?
I'm also a little surprised Arsenal didn't make a late bid for Jenas, despite what Wenger said a few weeks ago.
He can also play on the right-wing, can't he? That's where Liverpool would really miss him. You already have Cissé and one other upfront (even if it is Morientes).
I can't understand why Benitez left such a transfer so late though?
Why now, on deadline day? Why not weeks ago, when there was still plent of time for negotiations?
I'm also a little surprised Arsenal didn't make a late bid for Jenas, despite what Wenger said a few weeks ago.
Hope he turns out to be like Jaap Stam (playing wise), but we'll have to wait and see. Happy that he can play on the left as Samuel is playing crap and should make him play better now he has competition.
What do we think about Bouma, Forester?
Oswaldo! wrote:
> (And I still think Cole would've been ideal for Villa, Wigan,
> Sunderland, West Ham, etc.) :(
Don't want him back at Villa now that we have Baros and Phillips. He hate a great start to the season and then went something like 20 games without a goal.
> (And I still think Cole would've been ideal for Villa, Wigan,
> Sunderland, West Ham, etc.) :(
Don't want him back at Villa now that we have Baros and Phillips. He hate a great start to the season and then went something like 20 games without a goal.
down wrote:
> Still no defenders for Liverpool?
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Alas, no. But I'd go so far as to say that's not a pressing concern, as Carra and Hyypia are solid, and Josemi/Whitbread aren't bad backups.
A right-winger wasn't that much of a priority either, seeing as Luis Garcia and Potter have both looked good in pre-season.
I reckon Rafa's kids wanted new shoes.
> Still no defenders for Liverpool?
--
Alas, no. But I'd go so far as to say that's not a pressing concern, as Carra and Hyypia are solid, and Josemi/Whitbread aren't bad backups.
A right-winger wasn't that much of a priority either, seeing as Luis Garcia and Potter have both looked good in pre-season.
I reckon Rafa's kids wanted new shoes.
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