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Spaniard Cuellar could be landed as part of a swap deal involving £5m-rated Alan Smith
Can someone tell me who rates him and also who values him for £5m
Can someone tell me who rates him and also who values him for £5m
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Kimbo
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Alan Smith
mocky- Number of posts : 120
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Sam Allardyce
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Roy Keane?
mocky- Number of posts : 120
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If ever i saww a more useless footballer.
Talking bout Roy Keane, apparently Sunderland has getting a £80 mil transfer kitty.
Where is this money coming from?
Talking bout Roy Keane, apparently Sunderland has getting a £80 mil transfer kitty.
Where is this money coming from?
Tweesus- Number of posts : 34851
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Quiet earth will be pissed 
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Alex Ferguson rates him
He'll fit right into the hate filled ibrox life
He'll fit right into the hate filled ibrox life
Tweesus- Number of posts : 34851
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mocky wrote:If ever i saww a more useless footballer.
Talking bout Roy Keane, apparently Sunderland has getting a £80 mil transfer kitty.
Where is this money coming from?
It'll be more like £30m. Where the hell were they saying £80m?
No need to worry though - he'll probably waste most of it on Championship players
mocky- Number of posts : 120
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Tweedle wrote:mocky wrote:If ever i saww a more useless footballer.
Talking bout Roy Keane, apparently Sunderland has getting a £80 mil transfer kitty.
Where is this money coming from?
It'll be more like £30m. Where the hell were they saying £80m?
No need to worry though - he'll probably waste most of it on Championship players
Sunderland will hand manager Roy Keane an £80m transfer kitty. (The Sun)
Says it all i guess
debaser- Number of posts : 22064
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Rangers or Celtic was my guess for Alan Smith's next destination. wouldn't surprise me at all..
BoBo Vieri 32- Number of posts : 10187
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I'm sure Tweeds rates him! See my sig 
Tweesus- Number of posts : 34851
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BoBo Vieri 32 wrote:I'm sure Tweeds rates him! See my sig
I honestly can't remember when I said that! I reckon you made it up.
Parks lives- Number of posts : 34521
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I didn't say Ferdinand is ridiculous either....
BoBo Vieri 32- Number of posts : 10187
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Tweedle wrote:BoBo Vieri 32 wrote:I'm sure Tweeds rates him! See my sig
I honestly can't remember when I said that! I reckon you made it up.
http://europeanboard.ephpbb.com/european-cups-f5/what-formation-would-manu-milan-play-t8549-20.htm
BoBo Vieri 32- Number of posts : 10187
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Parks lives wrote:I didn't say Ferdinand is ridiculous either....
Parks lives wrote:Skrtel above Ferdinand is ridiculous when you think about it.
Tweesus- Number of posts : 34851
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BoBo Vieri 32 wrote:Tweedle wrote:BoBo Vieri 32 wrote:I'm sure Tweeds rates him! See my sig
I honestly can't remember when I said that! I reckon you made it up.
http://europeanboard.ephpbb.com/european-cups-f5/what-formation-would-manu-milan-play-t8549-20.htm
Did he end out playing?
Parks lives- Number of posts : 34521
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He didn't start in either Milan game.
Tweesus- Number of posts : 34851
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Parks lives wrote:He didn't start in either Milan game.
Well then, I was right
BoBo Vieri 32- Number of posts : 10187
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Tweedle wrote:BoBo Vieri 32 wrote:Tweedle wrote:BoBo Vieri 32 wrote:I'm sure Tweeds rates him! See my sig
I honestly can't remember when I said that! I reckon you made it up.
http://europeanboard.ephpbb.com/european-cups-f5/what-formation-would-manu-milan-play-t8549-20.htm
Did he end out playing?
I'm sure the reason for Man Utd's failure was because Smith wasn't playing
Parks lives- Number of posts : 34521
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Tweedle wrote:Parks lives wrote:He didn't start in either Milan game.
Well then, I was right
We won the first leg though with 3 goals.
With him playing we may of got none.
Kimbo- Number of posts : 38171
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Is Keegan, the "tactically naive moron", not playing him? Confounded! 
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I bet if Smith had played the away leg,you wouldn't have lost the away leg.
His work rate in that game would have been very handy.
His work rate in that game would have been very handy.
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Tweedle wrote:I bet if Smith had played the away leg,you wouldn't have lost the away leg.
His work rate in that game would have been very handy.
I'm tempted to sig that aswell!
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@ Kimmy
What exactly is tactically sensible about playing Smith ?!
He comes in, 1st day of training - sees smith is a non-scoring striker, who can't bring others into play, a non-passing CMF who doesn't (a) win the ball efficiently or (2) make good runs into the box.
If Keegan, who's biggest strength is getting players to play good football, were to like Smith, then
What exactly is tactically sensible about playing Smith ?!
He comes in, 1st day of training - sees smith is a non-scoring striker, who can't bring others into play, a non-passing CMF who doesn't (a) win the ball efficiently or (2) make good runs into the box.
If Keegan, who's biggest strength is getting players to play good football, were to like Smith, then
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The Coolestwrote:@ Kimmy
What exactly is tactically sensible about playing Smith ?!
He comes in, 1st day of training - sees smith is a non-scoring striker, who can't bring others into play, a non-passing CMF who doesn't (a) win the ball efficiently or (2) make good runs into the box.
If Keegan, who's biggest strength is getting players to play good football, were to like Smith, then
You tell me. Allardyce was apparently a good manager that deserved more time, and he was playing Smith every game. Now we have a "shite" manager that knows nothing about tactics and hasn't watched football for years, and he doesn't play him. You work it out.
Bring back Allardyce!
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Kimbo wrote:The Coolest
What exactly is tactically sensible about playing Smith ?!
He comes in, 1st day of training - sees smith is a non-scoring striker, who can't bring others into play, a non-passing CMF who doesn't (a) win the ball efficiently or (2) make good runs into the box.
If Keegan, who's biggest strength is getting players to play good football, were to like Smith, then
You tell me. Allardyce was apparently a good manager that deserved more time, and he was playing Smith every game. Now we have a "shite" manager that knows nothing about tactics and hasn't watched football for years, and he doesn't play him. You work it out.
Bring back Allardyce!
I enjoyed watching the unemployed, ugly c**t on sunday. His bitterness is still seeping through every inch of him. Great work from mort and ashley
Can't believe I missed him out from my hate list
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Kimbo wrote:The Coolest
What exactly is tactically sensible about playing Smith ?!
He comes in, 1st day of training - sees smith is a non-scoring striker, who can't bring others into play, a non-passing CMF who doesn't (a) win the ball efficiently or (2) make good runs into the box.
If Keegan, who's biggest strength is getting players to play good football, were to like Smith, then
You tell me. Allardyce was apparently a good manager that deserved more time, and he was playing Smith every game. Now we have a "shite" manager that knows nothing about tactics and hasn't watched football for years, and he doesn't play him. You work it out.
Bring back Allardyce!
Someone on F365 raised this question - has Newcastle's recent run, and the 4-3-3 formation, coincided with Chris Hughton (who has been working as coach for a long time and knows all the Premiership teams' tactics) starting work as assistant manager?
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kas wrote:Kimbo wrote:The Coolest
What exactly is tactically sensible about playing Smith ?!
He comes in, 1st day of training - sees smith is a non-scoring striker, who can't bring others into play, a non-passing CMF who doesn't (a) win the ball efficiently or (2) make good runs into the box.
If Keegan, who's biggest strength is getting players to play good football, were to like Smith, then
You tell me. Allardyce was apparently a good manager that deserved more time, and he was playing Smith every game. Now we have a "shite" manager that knows nothing about tactics and hasn't watched football for years, and he doesn't play him. You work it out.
Bring back Allardyce!
Someone on F365 raised this question - has Newcastle's recent run, and the 4-3-3 formation, coincided with Chris Hughton (who has been working as coach for a long time and knows all the Premiership teams' tactics) starting work as assistant manager?
Clipboard Chris !
Kimbo- Number of posts : 38171
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Keegan has used to formation in the past. And this time he used it as soon as Viduka and Martins were fit, so i see no reason to doubt whether it was his idea.
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mocky wrote:Tweedle wrote:mocky wrote:If ever i saww a more useless footballer.
Talking bout Roy Keane, apparently Sunderland has getting a £80 mil transfer kitty.
Where is this money coming from?
It'll be more like £30m. Where the hell were they saying £80m?
No need to worry though - he'll probably waste most of it on Championship players
Sunderland will hand manager Roy Keane an £80m transfer kitty. (The Sun)
Says it all i guess
The Sun
£30m is probably more like it.
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He'll spend it all on ex Man U and Irish players, again
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