dudelove
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i already stated. i only became a united fan in 1999. i stated only those whom i've actually watched.
THE FOOTBALL THREAD Vol 2
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i already stated. i only became a united fan in 1999. i stated only those whom i've actually watched.
zullio
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Manchester United..
kinda same procedure for me as dudelove.. only those players i've seen play ah.
BEST Goalkeeper:
Peter Schmeichel
Edwin Van Der Sar
WORST Goalkeeper:
Massimo Taibi
Mark Bosnich
BEST Right-back:
Gary Neville
WORST Right-back:
hmm..
BEST Left-back
PATrice Evra
Denis Irwin
WORST Left-back:
Noone comes to mind really.
BEST Center-backs
Nemanja Vidic
Steve Bruce
Rio Ferdinand
Gary Pallister
WORST Center-backs:
Henning Berg?
BEST Right-midfield:
David Beckham
Cristiano Ronaldo
WORST Right-midfield:
Jesper Blomqvist
BEST Left-midfield:
Ryan Giggs
Park Ji-Sung
WORST Left-midfield:
dunno ah.
BEST Center-midfield
Roy Keane
Paul Scholes
Bryan Robson
Michael Carrick
WORST Centre-midfield
Jordi Cruyff
Juan Sebastian Veron
BEST Forwards
Ruud van Nistelrooy
Ole Gunnar Solksjaer
Eric Cantona
Wayne Rooney
Andy Cole
WORST Forwards
Diego Forlorn
kinda same procedure for me as dudelove.. only those players i've seen play ah.
BEST Goalkeeper:
Peter Schmeichel
Edwin Van Der Sar
WORST Goalkeeper:
Massimo Taibi
Mark Bosnich
BEST Right-back:
Gary Neville
WORST Right-back:
hmm..
BEST Left-back
PATrice Evra
Denis Irwin
WORST Left-back:
Noone comes to mind really.
BEST Center-backs
Nemanja Vidic
Steve Bruce
Rio Ferdinand
Gary Pallister
WORST Center-backs:
Henning Berg?
BEST Right-midfield:
David Beckham
Cristiano Ronaldo
WORST Right-midfield:
Jesper Blomqvist
BEST Left-midfield:
Ryan Giggs
Park Ji-Sung
WORST Left-midfield:
dunno ah.
BEST Center-midfield
Roy Keane
Paul Scholes
Bryan Robson
Michael Carrick
WORST Centre-midfield
Jordi Cruyff
Juan Sebastian Veron
BEST Forwards
Ruud van Nistelrooy
Ole Gunnar Solksjaer
Eric Cantona
Wayne Rooney
Andy Cole
WORST Forwards
Diego Forlorn
dioswkg
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Remember Michael Thomas? :mrgreen:like that i must wait quite long till bentdner scores the trophy winning goal.
dudelove
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fgl
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I am sure every Koppie does :mrgreen:
extremers
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I dont have much choice since i've supported arsenal since 1997-98 season. so yea.
ARSENAL
BEST KEEPERS
1. DAVID SEAMAN
2. JENS LEHMAN
WORST KEEPER
1.LUKAS FABIANSKI
BEST RIGHT BACK
1. LEE DIXON
2. BACARY SAGNA
WORST RIGHT BACK
BEST LEFT BACKS
1. NIGEL WINTERBURN
2. KEIRAN GIBBS
WORST LEFT BACK
JOHN DeVINE
BEST CENTREBACKS
1. TONY ADAM
2. MARTIN KEOWN
3. STEVE BOULD
WORST CENTREBACKS
BEST RIGHT MIDFIELD
1. THEO WALCOTT
2. ANDREI ARSHAVIN
WORST RIGHT MIDFIELD
BEST LEFT MIDFIELD
1. SAMIR NASRI
2. MARK OVERMARS
3. ROBER PIRES
BEST CENTRAL MIDFIELD
1. PATRICK VIEIRA
2. CESC FABREGAS
3. EMMANUEL PETIT
4. FREDERIK LJUNGBERG
WORST CENTRAL MIDFIELD
1. LAUREN
BEST STRIKERS
1. THIERRY HENRY
2. IAN WRIGHT
3. EMANUAL ADEBAYOR
4. ROBIN VAN PERSIE
5. EDUARDO DA SILVA
6. DENNIS BERGKAMP
WORST STRIKERS.
1. NICKLAS BENDTNER
ARSENAL
BEST KEEPERS
1. DAVID SEAMAN
2. JENS LEHMAN
WORST KEEPER
1.LUKAS FABIANSKI
BEST RIGHT BACK
1. LEE DIXON
2. BACARY SAGNA
WORST RIGHT BACK
BEST LEFT BACKS
1. NIGEL WINTERBURN
2. KEIRAN GIBBS
WORST LEFT BACK
JOHN DeVINE
BEST CENTREBACKS
1. TONY ADAM
2. MARTIN KEOWN
3. STEVE BOULD
WORST CENTREBACKS
BEST RIGHT MIDFIELD
1. THEO WALCOTT
2. ANDREI ARSHAVIN
WORST RIGHT MIDFIELD
BEST LEFT MIDFIELD
1. SAMIR NASRI
2. MARK OVERMARS
3. ROBER PIRES
BEST CENTRAL MIDFIELD
1. PATRICK VIEIRA
2. CESC FABREGAS
3. EMMANUEL PETIT
4. FREDERIK LJUNGBERG
WORST CENTRAL MIDFIELD
1. LAUREN
BEST STRIKERS
1. THIERRY HENRY
2. IAN WRIGHT
3. EMANUAL ADEBAYOR
4. ROBIN VAN PERSIE
5. EDUARDO DA SILVA
6. DENNIS BERGKAMP
WORST STRIKERS.
1. NICKLAS BENDTNER
extremers
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what are you guys doing with weak players... i'll trade your xabi alonso, fernando torres with bendtner and gallas, i'll throw silvestre and fabianski FOC if steven gerrad decides to start winning premier leagues with the gunners.
fgl
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Fabregas - Man United have work to do yet
By Richard Clarke
Cesc Fabregas steadfastly refuses to have an inferiority complex about Manchester United.
Ahead of the visit of Sir Alex Ferguson’s side to Emirates Stadium for the Champions League Semi-Final second leg, the Arsenal captain suggested the visitors’ 1-0 lead meant little, home advantage could be a massive help and the opponents expensively-assembled squad were no better than Arsène Wenger’s.
They are bold words considering the gap between the two sides at Old Trafford last week. Manchester United won 1-0 but Arsenal were indebted to Manuel Almunia for keeping them in the tie.
The Spanish keeper is perhaps the best example of an unheralded player achieving great things after being spotted by Wenger. Traditionally, Manchester United have spent more but, according to Fabregas, that is not always directly linked with the quality of the individual.
“It doesn’t mean that because one player cost £20 million he is better than one that cost £2m,” said the midfielder on his 22nd birthday. “I don’t agree with that at all. It's been shown with the likes of Patrick, Dennis Bergkamp, Robert Pires, Thierry Henry. They were the best players in the world, have won the World Cup and European Championships but some players who have cost £20 or £30m, they haven’t won anything. So it doesn’t mean anything in this tie.
“We know what we can do, we know we are good and we just have to be positive and believe we can do it tomorrow night.
“When you play at home it is completely different for any team in the world. You are playing behind your fans. You know the stadium, the pitch, the grass, much better. You know where you have to play the ball and when you don’t have to play it. As a team, if we are strong, compact, don’t let them play and put pressure on them I am sure we have a great chance of going through.
“It’s 1-0, we are not talking about 4-0 here. In the Champions League, anything can happen. At home we know we are very strong. We will have our fans behind us - they will be amazing I am sure of that. We just have to play our game, be confident we can do it because I know we can do it. Let's focus on our game, be positive and go for it.”
By Richard Clarke
Cesc Fabregas steadfastly refuses to have an inferiority complex about Manchester United.
Ahead of the visit of Sir Alex Ferguson’s side to Emirates Stadium for the Champions League Semi-Final second leg, the Arsenal captain suggested the visitors’ 1-0 lead meant little, home advantage could be a massive help and the opponents expensively-assembled squad were no better than Arsène Wenger’s.
They are bold words considering the gap between the two sides at Old Trafford last week. Manchester United won 1-0 but Arsenal were indebted to Manuel Almunia for keeping them in the tie.
The Spanish keeper is perhaps the best example of an unheralded player achieving great things after being spotted by Wenger. Traditionally, Manchester United have spent more but, according to Fabregas, that is not always directly linked with the quality of the individual.
“It doesn’t mean that because one player cost £20 million he is better than one that cost £2m,” said the midfielder on his 22nd birthday. “I don’t agree with that at all. It's been shown with the likes of Patrick, Dennis Bergkamp, Robert Pires, Thierry Henry. They were the best players in the world, have won the World Cup and European Championships but some players who have cost £20 or £30m, they haven’t won anything. So it doesn’t mean anything in this tie.
“We know what we can do, we know we are good and we just have to be positive and believe we can do it tomorrow night.
“When you play at home it is completely different for any team in the world. You are playing behind your fans. You know the stadium, the pitch, the grass, much better. You know where you have to play the ball and when you don’t have to play it. As a team, if we are strong, compact, don’t let them play and put pressure on them I am sure we have a great chance of going through.
“It’s 1-0, we are not talking about 4-0 here. In the Champions League, anything can happen. At home we know we are very strong. We will have our fans behind us - they will be amazing I am sure of that. We just have to play our game, be confident we can do it because I know we can do it. Let's focus on our game, be positive and go for it.”
Lovehurts
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Lovehurts
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So, it will be total aggregate score of 2-2 but Utd to win on away goal rule. Hmm...
fgl
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Lovehurts
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No lah, FGL, don't say until like that. I'm just confirming what dudelove predicted cos if he predicts an Arsenal 2-1 win, Utd still wins on away goal rule mah. Ok la, brudder. I better not throw my weight around in here..I better stick to the Man Utd thread where I won't kena tekan!! Haha!
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