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Green (Norwich)
James (Man City)
Neville (Everton)
Young (Charlton)
Bridge (Chelsea)
Konchesky (West Ham)
Ferdinand (Man Utd)
Terry (Chelsea)
Campbell (Arsenal)
King (Tottenham)
Beckham (Real Madrid)
Gerrard (Liverpool)
Lampard (Chelsea)
J Cole (Chelsea)
Wright-Phillips (Chelsea)
Jenas (Tottenham)
Smith (Man Utd)
Carrick (Tottenham)
Owen (Newcastle)
Rooney (Man Utd)
Defoe (Tottenham)
Crouch (Liverpool)
Bloody hell Sven, why do we have makeshift defensive midfielder Alan Smith in there instead of Scott Parker? Christ, that really, really irritates me. Seriously, what more can he do? He is vastly more talented in that position that Smith could ever hope to be.
> It's rubbish, because Beckham isn't even the same type of player as
> Ronaldinho/Aimar/Riquelme. That's like saying "Sure John Terry
> is good, but Adriano is better" - on what basis can you make a
> comparison?
Did you even read the whole article?
He never compared beckham to any of those players. He just said Theres better players in the argentina squad.
Ronaldinho/Aimar/Riquelme only came into it when he was mentioning lampard.
[URL]http://www.goal.com/NewsDetail.aspx?idNews=100068&progr=11[/URL]
> Sure, Carragher let Henry past him once, but look at how he handled
> Shevchenko in the CL final
Ah, you didn't see the first half then.
And Carrick is better than Hargreaves and Parker. King for England.
Sure, Carragher let Henry past him once, but look at how he handled Shevchenko in the CL final, and Baros, Phillips and Angel last weekend. He makes up for his lack of pace by expert positioning and a wonderful reading of the game.
I went off the rails a bit there, and I appreciate you weren't actually having a go at Carragher, but it made me think that from last season he's surely done enough to be considered over Campbell. We all know what Campbell is capable of, and his experience is certainly valuable, but playing him regardless of his injury-troubled season when Carragher had such a good one sends out the wrong message. It's certainly a little tragic that when England's centre-back pairing is consdered, Carragher isn't even mentioned in the same breath as Rio, Sol and JT. Whether this is down to simple unappreciation or his own versatility, picking the team on form last season, most would say that Carragher and Terry were the standout choices.
but he looked like such a mug when henry done him in that 4-2 hammering at highbury.
Except that Carrick isn't as good as Parker or Hargreaves in the holding role.