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"Your teams 2003/2004 new starting 11"

Aston Villa

Flowers

Staunton
Alpay
Mellberg
Samuel

Barry
Hendrie
Koumas
Hadji

Vassell
Allback


Just hope that O'Leary keeps away from Phillips, and hope that he goes and raids Leeds. I'd love Kewell to come to Villa, but can't see it happening.


Liverpool


Dudek

Hyypia
Riise
Henchoz
Southgate?

Gerrard
Hamann
Murphy
Kewell/Duff

Owen
Baros


Man United

Rustu

O'Shea
Ferdinand
Amorouso
G.Neville

Giggs
Scholes
Veron
Ronaldinho

Van Nistlerooy
Kluivert

§pånkër wrote:
> Chelsea:
>
> Cudicini
>
> Le Saux
> Gallas
> Terry
> Melchiot
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> J.Cole
> Lampard
> Petite
> Gronkjaer
>
> Zola
> C.Cole

Thats wot i would hope for. Cole would be perfect signing and all we would need this summer, if not i spose i'd take Dunn but wud prefer cole.But we must hold on to Zola, Forssell and Gudjohnsen.

Barthez

Escude
Rio
Amoruso
Silvestre

Kewell
Scholes
Alonso
Beckham

Ronaldinho
Van Nistlerooy

Man Utd.

Tom Howard

Silvestre
Ferdinand
Keane
Gary Neville

(O'Shea in once the injuries start...)

Giggs
Butt
Scholes
Ronaldinho

Kluivert
Van Nistelrooy

I just can't see us spending on a defender, given last years record. Oh, and whoever said Fergie dropped Neville, he was injured, and I reckon we missed him badly against Real. Hell, no one has played more European games than he.

Real Madrid

I.Cassias

M.salgado
I.Helguera
W.Samuel
R.Carlos

Figo
P.Viera
Zidane
Alonso

Raul
Ronaldo

subs:

Cesar
Pavon
McMannan
Solari
Portillo

Now that I'm conceeded to David Beckham leaving Old Trafford this Summer, I'll have to make some changes to my Man United line-up...

And thinking about it, the only reason Gary Neville has every really played as well as he has is because the man infront of him is his good mate David Beckham - with whom he always seems to link-up with so-well.

WHEN Beckham does go, will Gary Neville's performances suffer, also?


Let's face it; whenever Solskjaer or someone else was playing out in that wide-right position, Neville really played as-well as he did with Beckham there - not even when he was on the attack...

And looking at Ronaldinho's style, Neville may find it hard to adjust to something so new, and different.


So, with his natural, high-levels of confidence, skill and flair, we could see John O'Shea take the regular right-back spot, to link-up with our forthcoming £9m Brazillian.

Here we go, then:

Fabien Barthez - Despite what people say, he'll still be there next season!

Mikael Silvestre - Left-back
Rio Ferdinand and Roy Keane (as Captain) will pair-up at the back.
John O'Shea - replaces Gary Neville as the more 'suitable' player.

Ryan Giggs - down the left-wing, as always.
Alonso - in the Roy Keane middle.
Paul Scholes - alongside him, while pushing-forward. ...Or Veron?
And Ronaldinho in an "attack-minded" right-side-of-midfield role.

van Nistelrooy - the main target-man in the attack.
Roy Makaay - the next new-signing, to play in that Scholes-role.


Beckham leaves and Gary Neville finds himself only second-best, while Ronaldinho and Makaay (funded by the Beckham-sale) come-in.

Stevenage Borough

Westhead (Suprisingly not the legendary Lional Perez)

Warner Goodliffe Bunce Gould

Watson Costello Carroll Cook

Elding Battersby

And various back-up players, a lot of strength in depth, though i don't expect you lot to know any of these players with your Premiership one track minds.

Everyone has to agree and say that real madrid has got the best side in the world and is capable of beating man-u and the best english side arsenal,

Quinty wrote:
> Stevenage Borough


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Thought you were a Villa fan?

Foreman wrote:
---Quinty wrote:
---Stevenage Borough

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Thought you were a Villa fan?
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Stevenage, Villa, they're as bad as each other. =D