hadareud said:got my 360 back this morning. Just in time for me to go on holiday and not being able to play. It will be sitting in the bloody office now for 2 weeks. Nice work Microsoft.
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hadareud said:got my 360 back this morning. Just in time for me to go on holiday and not being able to play. It will be sitting in the bloody office now for 2 weeks. Nice work Microsoft.
Stan Kroenke is stepping up his bid to complete a £650m takeover of Arsenal and will bring back ex-vice-chairman David Dein. (Various)
hadareud said:got my 360 back this morning. Just in time for me to go on holiday and not being able to play. It will be sitting in the bloody office now for 2 weeks. Nice work Microsoft.
Mama Smurf said:Good finish by Evra.
It might actually be right back that that guy's playing in. Is it Danny Simpson?
no, they sent it back in a generic white box.Zoolaga said:I've just phoned microsoft about sending mine offDid you just pack it in the original box when you sent it?
United are winning 3 - 0 so far, goals by Ronaldo, Eagles and Rooney.
Tottenham - The Righteous Brothers
Highly successful in the 1960's - an era in which they were perceived as being talented, trendy and novel. No-one has really heard much of them since then, excepting a very brief resurgence in the early 1990s. Widely perceived now as being very old-hat, with the majority of current fans being largely homosexual
Shinobi said:Di Maria's goal was absolutely stunning BTW...sure would be nice if he could do that in an Arsenal kit. I find that story dubious since only one source is reporting it
Ghost said:Birmingham have signed Mido for £6 mill.
Decent signing, he's sure to get them goals if they can keep him happy.
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WE MUST PROTECT THIS HOOOUUUUSSEEE!
This is why I didn't want to sign him when a lot of Arsenal fans were calling for it - he's too injury prone.psycho_snake said:What a surprise, Owen got injured again. He picked up a thigh injury in training, but it doesnt look too serious. He's expected to be out for around two weeks.
I wanted united to get him because I thought it would be worth taking the risk on him, but fergie's made the right choice by buying tevez instead of Owen, even if its going to cost a lot to buy tevez. When owens fit, he's excellent, but as you said he's too injury prone. Even before his two big injuries in 2006, he's had problems with his hamstring. There's a chance that he's going to keep having these minor injuries quite often and he could even mess up his knee again. We've already got saha to deal with so we dont need another injury prone striker to deal with.Cornballer said:This is why I didn't want to sign him when a lot of Arsenal fans were calling for it - he's too injury prone.
yeah he was good. I'm a really big fan of evra. He's got everything a good left back should have. I'd definately choose him over heinze because he's a lot quicker and he's better going forwards.MrPing1000 said:Evra was awesome today. Really really good.
:lol shit, thats ****ing amazing.Zoolaga said:
psycho_snake said:That reminds of this time when I went to a park and there were these people playing football and they asked me to play. One of the people was this kid who must have been 7 or 8 and he took all of us on. Now that sounds like me and the people I was playing with were shite, but he was actually a really talented boy. He did all these turns and flicks; it was like watching a mini ronaldo.
That's awesome but I wonder how he became a Spurs fan.Cornballer said:Interesting... Apparently Billy Beane (from the A's) was a major reason why Lew got involved with getting the Quakes back. Sounds like he might have a (small?) role in running the Quakes, as well.
Torres isn't a finisher? Seems like a great goal scorer to me, and he wasn't exactly playing with a Liverpool quality club before.Mama Smurf said:FW - Yeah, so maybe Kuyt will take off and I'm being unfair, but he only did ok last year and in today's friendly he didn't really do anything. I like Kuyt, but when I look through the Liverpool strikers they have a tall guy, a player who likes to drop off, a fast guy and a highly skilled, technical player. The thing which is lacking is finishing, and that's what Kuyt's there for and if he's not doing his job, he's the one who needs replacing. As for who...well, Defoe maybe, although for some insane reason he seems to want to stay at Spurs as 4th choice, Kanoute perhaps (the only downside being his age), Owen seems to be a no go since he's come out and said he's committed to Newcastle...there are quite a few other names available abroad, but the price rises sharply for the majority of them. Perhaps Adriano would regain his form, I dunno how much he'd cost. You'd be looking at £8-12m for Kanoute or Defoe though.
Decado said:Torres isn't a finisher? Seems like a great goal scorer to me, and he wasn't exactly playing with a Liverpool quality club before.
He's never scored 20 goals a season. If Liverpool were prepared top spend so much money on a striker, they should have put in more effort trying to get a proven goalscorer who can guarantee more than 20 goals. He's a decent striker, but I dont think he's that much better than any of Liverpools other strikers. The quality of the club isnt always such a big factor. Bent managed top score over 20 goals in one season with charlton, so that goes to show that a player can score a lot of goals for a club thats not very big.Decado said:Torres isn't a finisher? Seems like a great goal scorer to me, and he wasn't exactly playing with a Liverpool quality club before.
Mama Smurf said:We've been through all this before, search my old posts for Torres and you'll find how his goalscoring is...inadequate (and worse than Crouch, Bellamy or Kuyt were last year).
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In fact, I'm bored enough to find it for you.
http://www.neogaf.com/forum/showpost.php?p=6915504&postcount=16645
That's the first post where it compared the goalscorers, only it left in penalties which I thought was unfair, of course you're going to score more if you're your sides penalty taker (though even with them Torres falls well short).
Then I worked it out without penalties:
http://www.neogaf.com/forum/showpost.php?p=6915806&postcount=16651
which really makes things embarrassing for Torres.
Just like him.Lakitu said:To be fair, Torres was in a team lacking in quality most of the time.
I've not read about chiellini falling out with ranieri, but if it is true, then it could be a very good opportunity for liverpool to get themselves a very good left back. He's a very good player. The great thing about him is that he can also play in centre back. I think Ranieri is planning to use him as a centre back because he can use zebina at left back. He's versatile and he can play both positions well. In a couple of years time he's going to become a key play for italy.Mama Smurf said:LB - Man Utd have said they'll never sell to a rival, so Heinze is out of the picture. The other guy strongly linked is Chiellini, a young left back from Juventus. Apparently he'll be available for £7m, after falling out with Ranieri. He's only 22, the Italy U21 captain, is actually a regular in the full national squad now...sounds good.
As a back up defender, he would be good. He could also get a place in the first team in a couple of years time if he develops well. The only problem is the price, but thats what you've got to deal with when buying an english player. im just trying to think who else they could get, but no names are coming to me. I'll think about it later.CB - A lot of centre backs have been snapped up, but there are still a few good ones possibly available. I'm thinking Curtis Davies from West Brom...we know he's talented and would already be in the Premiership if it wasn't for West Brom's asking price (which seems to be about £8m). Still, given his age I don't think that's a terrible deal.
I dont know if its worth taking the risk on drenthe. He showed a lot of promise in the U21 tournament, but has he shown that he's good enough for a top club? Possibly. maybe he'll turn out to be ace in the future, but for now he isnt going to be a big boost. You said that they need a top left winger, but I dont think drenthe is that guy just yet.LW - The only name coming to me is Drenthe. Nani's gone to United, Malouda to Chelsea, Ribery to Bayern, it appears Atletico are about to announce the signing of Simao (who will probably play on the right for them, but can play left)...options are running out. Drenthe for about £7-8m though? I think he's one of the only names left out there to be honest. Well, except for Mancini (who again appears able to play either wing), who Benitez says he's not even interested in, probably because he's 30. Problem with Drenthe is, lots of competition for him.
Dyer? No. He's good when he's fit, but he's hardly fit. he's too injury prone. I wouldnt take the rsik.RW - Covered a number of players above, so won't go over those, but there are others. Guily's gone to Roma, Porto have said Quaresma's not for sale...but there are a couple closer to home. There's Wright-Phillips, but if Chelsea aren't willing to sell Spurs as they might become rivals, they're sure as hell not gonna sell to Liverpool who already are. The only other name that springs to mind is Dyer. Now he apparently wants to stay at Newcastle if Allardyce wants him, but two things: 1 Allardyce might not want him, and 2 he might only have said that because it's West Ham who've come calling, Liverpool could be a whole different matter, that's a clear step up. Apparently he'd only cost £6m.
You are being unfair on Kuyt. I think he's going to prove himself next season.FW - Yeah, so maybe Kuyt will take off and I'm being unfair, but he only did ok last year and in today's friendly he didn't really do anything. I like Kuyt, but when I look through the Liverpool strikers they have a tall guy, a player who likes to drop off, a fast guy and a highly skilled, technical player. The thing which is lacking is finishing, and that's what Kuyt's there for and if he's not doing his job, he's the one who needs replacing. As for who...well, Defoe maybe, although for some insane reason he seems to want to stay at Spurs as 4th choice, Kanoute perhaps (the only downside being his age), Owen seems to be a no go since he's come out and said he's committed to Newcastle...there are quite a few other names available abroad, but the price rises sharply for the majority of them. Perhaps Adriano would regain his form, I dunno how much he'd cost. You'd be looking at £8-12m for Kanoute or Defoe though.
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Fowler said:<AlanHansen> Schoolboy defending!