: Wed Feb 11, 2009 5:09 pm  

Enfield Exile wrote: TBH I never watched that game so you could have told me that Anderson had a shot on target and I would have to believe it as true. Sheddy wrote: You missed his superb penalty, then? Shame. psssssst

Enfield Exile wrote: TBH I never watched that game so you could have told me that Anderson had a shot on target and I would have to believe it as true. Sheddy wrote: You missed his superb penalty, then? Shame. psssssst

: Wed Feb 11, 2009 5:10 pm  

That one about Anderson, tis a cracker. And you say we blindly big up the English?

: Wed Feb 11, 2009 5:11 pm  

Enfield Exile wrote:

He could if he dropped his habits. people far more knowledgeable than you and I, have made that claim.

The lad has a lot more talent than Anderson

Yet one is always pi$$ed and the other played a big part in Manchester United winning the league and European Cup.

Enfield Exile wrote:

Richards, even at his worst (which has been too often since he became Mr Universe) is better than Neville. What's Neville skill set? Great at being 'solid'? Professional plastic manc?

Neville has been very good in recent weeks. Much better than the bits of Richards that I've seen lately. However, when on form I'd take Richards.

Enfield Exile wrote:

Joe Hart will become England's klong-term goalkeeper. I am convinced. Capello rates his very highly, as does Sven. He just needs a bit of experience as his weaknesses are those that are the kind of things that only expereinced GKs have - strong communication and organisational skills, and dimination of the box and 1-on-1 situations. Behind James, he's the best English keeper.

James has been awful lately. Green has looked much better in recent weeks, coincidentally coming during West Ham's good run.

I'd probably say that Hart is the best English keeper ATM, not that it is anything amazing to shout about when Scott Carson is around and getting selected.

: Wed Feb 11, 2009 5:16 pm  

Nemanja wrote:

Yet one is always pi$$ed and the other played a big part in Manchester United winning the league and European Cup.

Neville has been very good in recent weeks. Much better than the bits of Richards that I've seen lately. However, when on form I'd take Richards.

James has been awful lately. Green has looked much better in recent weeks, coincidentally coming during West Ham's good run.

I'd probably say that Hart is the best English keeper ATM, not that it is anything amazing to shout about when Scott Carson is around and getting selected.

It's a bad situation really, you look at the 90's when Seaman was No'1, we had Martyn, Flowers, Walker etc. Plenty of decent options.

James isn't an International Number 1, he's their by default really, that's no fault of his own mind, Robert Green looks to be the next best. I'd laso say when I watched Blackburn against Stoke, I think it was early in Big Sams reign, they won 3-0 but got battered, Robinson looked to be getting back some form, I noticed Big Sam bigging him the other day too.

Hart will have a problem now, he'll face Ben Foster syndrome, it's hard not playing. Ben Foster looked to be destined to be England No'1 when at Watford, but not playing is a big problem, and Hart is behind arguably the best keeper in The Premiership. He needs to do a Tim Howard, and go somewhere for regular first team football.

: Wed Feb 11, 2009 5:58 pm  

Considering Man City supposedly have so many world beaters and future england mainstays, you'd think they'd be doing better in the league.

: Wed Feb 11, 2009 6:59 pm  

Enfield Exile wrote:

Fella, Dirk Kuyt is high in the ratings so I won't even bother to consider them.

This isnt the point. You asked for a link to the assist table, you were provided with one, then moved the goal posts because you were shown up the crap troll you really are.

: Wed Feb 11, 2009 7:01 pm  

Enfield Exile wrote:

The lad has a lot more talent than Anderson

: Wed Feb 11, 2009 7:14 pm  

http://www.sporthull.co.uk/football/hul ... dercomment So Capello is finally watching him, great to see we could have 2 players in the England squad in the very near future Shows how far weve come in the last 5 years and Turner has come so far aswell was only 3 years ago he was playing in League 2 with Brentford

http://www.sporthull.co.uk/football/hul ... dercomment So Capello is finally watching him, great to see we could have 2 players in the England squad in the very near future Shows how far weve come in the last 5 years and Turner has come so far aswell was only 3 years ago he was playing in League 2 with Brentford

: Wed Feb 11, 2009 7:16 pm  

Eurob0y wrote:

This isnt the point. You asked for a link to the assist table, you were provided with one, then moved the goal posts because you were shown up the crap troll you really are.

Hang on. The figures that gave impression that Kuyt is the best winger, actually referred to actim stats rather than assists.

: Wed Feb 11, 2009 7:28 pm  

Chris Dalton wrote:

Considering Man City supposedly have so many world beaters and future england mainstays, you'd think they'd be doing better in the league.

We have weaknesses. More than top teams.Regardless, are you saying that the team with the better players finish above all other teams. Are you not aware of the history of United or Real?