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(Original post by piginapoke)
Who was saying yesterday that Bellamy is better?
Who was saying yesterday that Bellamy is better?
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#643
(Original post by mc_watson87)
Cannot remember, hope it wasn't me!
Cannot remember, hope it wasn't me!
1 Thierry Henry Arsenal 41
2 Ruud van Nistelrooy Man Utd 29
3 Alan Shearer Newcastle 26
4 Juan Pablo Angel Aston Villa 23
5 Nicolas Anelka Man City 22
6 Louis Saha Man Utd 22
7 Jonathan Stead Blackburn 22
8 Jermain Defoe Tottenham 20
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Hi again,
Me and brother were just discussing Millwall being in a European Cup next season...and the probably (sorry to be stereotypical) major violence that would ensue if Millwall were to ever draw a Turkiest team! We both rekon it would be a blood bath!
Me and brother were just discussing Millwall being in a European Cup next season...and the probably (sorry to be stereotypical) major violence that would ensue if Millwall were to ever draw a Turkiest team! We both rekon it would be a blood bath!
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#645
(Original post by theaman)
Jermain Defoe.
One of very few good things about Spurs at the moment.
Jermain Defoe.
One of very few good things about Spurs at the moment.
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(Original post by Kuz)
Totally agree with you *as an Arsenal supporter it sorta hard to say*, but i find it really disturbing that Sven said a couple of weeks ago after the England friendly with Sweden (where Defoe played excelllently may I add) that he would rather stick to his favourite fowards of Rooney (sh*t), Owen, Vassell (no superstar) and Heskey (the old doney himself), then play and give Defoe a chance....Is it just me or does anyone else think this is Madness on a grand scale?
Totally agree with you *as an Arsenal supporter it sorta hard to say*, but i find it really disturbing that Sven said a couple of weeks ago after the England friendly with Sweden (where Defoe played excelllently may I add) that he would rather stick to his favourite fowards of Rooney (sh*t), Owen, Vassell (no superstar) and Heskey (the old doney himself), then play and give Defoe a chance....Is it just me or does anyone else think this is Madness on a grand scale?
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(Original post by Kuz)
Totally agree with you *as an Arsenal supporter it sorta hard to say*, but i find it really disturbing that Sven said a couple of weeks ago after the England friendly with Sweden (where Defoe played excelllently may I add) that he would rather stick to his favourite fowards of Rooney (sh*t), Owen, Vassell (no superstar) and Heskey (the old doney himself), then play and give Defoe a chance....Is it just me or does anyone else think this is Madness on a grand scale?
Totally agree with you *as an Arsenal supporter it sorta hard to say*, but i find it really disturbing that Sven said a couple of weeks ago after the England friendly with Sweden (where Defoe played excelllently may I add) that he would rather stick to his favourite fowards of Rooney (sh*t), Owen, Vassell (no superstar) and Heskey (the old doney himself), then play and give Defoe a chance....Is it just me or does anyone else think this is Madness on a grand scale?
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(Original post by Kuz)
Totally agree with you *as an Arsenal supporter it sorta hard to say*, but i find it really disturbing that Sven said a couple of weeks ago after the England friendly with Sweden (where Defoe played excelllently may I add) that he would rather stick to his favourite fowards of Rooney (sh*t), Owen, Vassell (no superstar) and Heskey (the old doney himself), then play and give Defoe a chance....Is it just me or does anyone else think this is Madness on a grand scale?
Totally agree with you *as an Arsenal supporter it sorta hard to say*, but i find it really disturbing that Sven said a couple of weeks ago after the England friendly with Sweden (where Defoe played excelllently may I add) that he would rather stick to his favourite fowards of Rooney (sh*t), Owen, Vassell (no superstar) and Heskey (the old doney himself), then play and give Defoe a chance....Is it just me or does anyone else think this is Madness on a grand scale?
And then I remembered it was only a computer game.
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#649
(Original post by TheWolf)
yes tottenham as i said before has great forwards kanoute and defoe and keane are all very decent
yes tottenham as i said before has great forwards kanoute and defoe and keane are all very decent
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#650
(Original post by Zapsta)
And Postiga. In fact Postiga is as good, and if not better than all of them, especially Keane.
And Postiga. In fact Postiga is as good, and if not better than all of them, especially Keane.
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(Original post by Zapsta)
And Postiga. In fact Postiga is as good, and if not better than all of them, especially Keane.
And Postiga. In fact Postiga is as good, and if not better than all of them, especially Keane.
But he is still there, which indicates that he is still wanted after all. He is continually scoring in the reserves too.
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(Original post by theaman)
If Spurs had felt Postiga wasn't good enough, he would have gone straight away.
But he is still there, which indicates that he is still wanted after all. He is continually scoring in the reserves too.
If Spurs had felt Postiga wasn't good enough, he would have gone straight away.
But he is still there, which indicates that he is still wanted after all. He is continually scoring in the reserves too.
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#653
(Original post by TheWolf)
gosh ive forgotten about postiga - whats happened to him?
gosh ive forgotten about postiga - whats happened to him?
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#654
(Original post by XTinaA)
Hope he shows what he can do next season. Spurs don't want another Rebrov on their hands. I can only blame Hoddle for that situation, Rebrov was a very good talent.
Hope he shows what he can do next season. Spurs don't want another Rebrov on their hands. I can only blame Hoddle for that situation, Rebrov was a very good talent.
1) Service wasn't great
2) He couldn't convert chances he had.
Good talent - not right for Spurs.
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(Original post by Zapsta)
Well he was playing brilliantly after finally adapting to the Premiership, then Hoddle got sacked and Pleat dropped him for his first game in charge. Posti's confidence was shattered and when he was finally let back into the team (against Arsenal I think) he'd already wasted away into a shadow of his former self. At only 21 all is not lost, but a good manager is going to be needed to get him playing again. I genuinely think that he could be a Premiership great.
Well he was playing brilliantly after finally adapting to the Premiership, then Hoddle got sacked and Pleat dropped him for his first game in charge. Posti's confidence was shattered and when he was finally let back into the team (against Arsenal I think) he'd already wasted away into a shadow of his former self. At only 21 all is not lost, but a good manager is going to be needed to get him playing again. I genuinely think that he could be a Premiership great.
Awful against Man City in first FA Cup game - missed way too many chances, which Kanoute or Defoe would have scored from.
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#656
Spurs need a manager who can nurture youth, as there is a young potentially successful set of playes there. You need a Ranieri type. No stop-gap measures, no big or popular names for the sake of it, and not David Pleat!
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(Original post by TheWolf)
yes tottenham as i said before has great forwards kanoute and defoe and keane are all very decent
yes tottenham as i said before has great forwards kanoute and defoe and keane are all very decent
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#658
(Original post by XTinaA)
Hope he shows what he can do next season. Spurs don't want another Rebrov on their hands. I can only blame Hoddle for that situation, Rebrov was a very good talent.
Hope he shows what he can do next season. Spurs don't want another Rebrov on their hands. I can only blame Hoddle for that situation, Rebrov was a very good talent.
...) . His confidence was destroyed, sadly unlike Postiga he did not have the time on his hands to put things right. Tottenham destroyed the career of one of Europe's best players.
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(Original post by theaman)
And then I remembered it was only a computer game.
And then I remembered it was only a computer game.
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(Original post by XTinaA)
Spurs need a manager who can nurture youth, as there is a young potentially successful set of playes there. You need a Ranieri type. No stop-gap measures, no big or popular names for the sake of it, and not David Pleat!
Spurs need a manager who can nurture youth, as there is a young potentially successful set of playes there. You need a Ranieri type. No stop-gap measures, no big or popular names for the sake of it, and not David Pleat!
We need a manager now who can work wonders with the players on the pitch, who can moticate them and can tactically beat the opposing teams.
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