blutgraetsche wrote:
Klose in normal form could help any of the so called "top four" clubs.
Even Chelsea ?
blutgraetsche wrote:
Klose in normal form could help any of the so called "top four" clubs.
otto hat Euch alle lieb wrote:Fey wrote:Otto Barca wird niemals Deutsch werden! Verstanden?
fey
imagine Barca under Schuster
the club would combine Catalan efficiency with German flair
target
why is that Klose has scored more goals at World Cups than Ruud , Adriano and Owen combined
now Fack off yourself
blutgraetsche wrote:Yes, because he and Drogba (or Sheva) would work well as a partnership. Klose could create a ton of chances, not just score goals.
In this respect, the Pizarro transfer actually makes a lot of sense, because he is similar. Pizarro might surprise a lot of people next season, provided Mourinho gives him a real chance, and he gets used to the new league fast.
Fey wrote:Are you defending the Pole Blue? Last news I heard about him, is that he is going to backstab Bremen by demanding a move to the Babarians!
kas wrote:btw, attention big 4 - Atletico have slumped in the last few games of the season and barring a win next week coupled with a Villarreal loss, they will miss out on the Uefa cup next year. This means that Torres is 99% certain to move this summer. Could spark a bit of a merry go round if he stays in Spain - if Valencia sign him, for example, then Villa *could* be available.
blutgraetsche wrote:Well, if you consider that Berbatov is a superstar in the Prem now, Berbatov never was such a dominant figure in the Bundesliga like Klose was in his best season (despite playing for a very attacking team also), and clubs like Manu willing to break the bank for him now, it actually makes you think. Must be the insular mentality.
Klose in normal form could help any of the so called "top four" clubs.
mihawkavelli wrote:
Interesting
What about Manchester United , could he be that link up man with Wayne Rooney ?
110% wrote:blutgraetsche wrote:Well, if you consider that Berbatov is a superstar in the Prem now, Berbatov never was such a dominant figure in the Bundesliga like Klose was in his best season (despite playing for a very attacking team also), and clubs like Manu willing to break the bank for him now, it actually makes you think. Must be the insular mentality.
Klose in normal form could help any of the so called "top four" clubs.
Berbatov is probably the most overrated player in the EPL, scored a total of 1 goal against the teams in the top half of the table. Just about all his goals have come against weak opposition. Reminds me of another player, scored 3 of his 5 world cup 2002 goals against Saudi Arabia.
Manu are clearly not breaking the bank for him as they didn't even make an offer. Carrick was not for sale either but was sold for the right offer. No offer was ever made for berbatov. Let's see how he does in his 2nd season.
COTR wrote:I like this bit
Jose Mourinho appears to have long given up on Andrei Shevchenko recapturing his AC Milan form, whilst recent signing Claudio Pizarro from Bayern Munich, some would say, seems no more than a signing of convenience.
Luis wrote:110% wrote:blutgraetsche wrote:Well, if you consider that Berbatov is a superstar in the Prem now, Berbatov never was such a dominant figure in the Bundesliga like Klose was in his best season (despite playing for a very attacking team also), and clubs like Manu willing to break the bank for him now, it actually makes you think. Must be the insular mentality.
Klose in normal form could help any of the so called "top four" clubs.
Berbatov is probably the most overrated player in the EPL, scored a total of 1 goal against the teams in the top half of the table. Just about all his goals have come against weak opposition. Reminds me of another player, scored 3 of his 5 world cup 2002 goals against Saudi Arabia.
Manu are clearly not breaking the bank for him as they didn't even make an offer. Carrick was not for sale either but was sold for the right offer. No offer was ever made for berbatov. Let's see how he does in his 2nd season.
He's not in the slightest bit over-rated, it's not just goals, his all round play is sublime.
Puro wrote:COTR wrote:I like this bit
Jose Mourinho appears to have long given up on Andrei Shevchenko recapturing his AC Milan form, whilst recent signing Claudio Pizarro from Bayern Munich, some would say, seems no more than a signing of convenience.
The author is awful totally clueless in his football appreciation. He comes straight from the Gray-Motson school of sports journalism. I'm sure he was quoting them in his Mourinho comment.
Luis wrote:110% wrote:blutgraetsche wrote:Well, if you consider that Berbatov is a superstar in the Prem now, Berbatov never was such a dominant figure in the Bundesliga like Klose was in his best season (despite playing for a very attacking team also), and clubs like Manu willing to break the bank for him now, it actually makes you think. Must be the insular mentality.
Klose in normal form could help any of the so called "top four" clubs.
Berbatov is probably the most overrated player in the EPL, scored a total of 1 goal against the teams in the top half of the table. Just about all his goals have come against weak opposition. Reminds me of another player, scored 3 of his 5 world cup 2002 goals against Saudi Arabia.
Manu are clearly not breaking the bank for him as they didn't even make an offer. Carrick was not for sale either but was sold for the right offer. No offer was ever made for berbatov. Let's see how he does in his 2nd season.
He's not in the slightest bit over-rated, it's not just goals, his all round play is sublime.
blutgraetsche wrote:mihawkavelli wrote:
Interesting
What about Manchester United , could he be that link up man with Wayne Rooney ?
He would fit perfectly in an attacking team that needs a striker not just for scoring goals, but for link up play also. That's why Bayern want him so much, they'll play a double pivot system with two creative wing players, and need a striker with Klose's abilities, because Toni (or Makaay and even Podolski) is more of a natural goal scorer type.
And since most big clubs don't play with a true number 10 these days, strikers with similar abilities like Klose will become more important in future.
110% wrote:
He has a nice touch and does a few flicks and tricks but he's slow. He has scored some great goals but I don't hardly remember him doing a thing against the bigger teams. His whole reputataion is based on him looking stlyish not actually scoring goals.
Luis wrote:McCarthy and Drogba have been the only strikers better than him this season IMO
Rosicky wrote:Luis wrote:McCarthy and Drogba have been the only strikers better than him this season IMO
Berbatov
33 games 12 goals
RVP
21 games 11 goals and 7 assists. And looking good while doing it.
Suzie Quatro wrote:110% wrote:
He has a nice touch and does a few flicks and tricks but he's slow. He has scored some great goals but I don't hardly remember him doing a thing against the bigger teams. His whole reputataion is based on him looking stlyish not actually scoring goals.
Where've I heard this before?
Thierry Henry?
COTR wrote:Suzie Quatro wrote:110% wrote:
He has a nice touch and does a few flicks and tricks but he's slow. He has scored some great goals but I don't hardly remember him doing a thing against the bigger teams. His whole reputataion is based on him looking stlyish not actually scoring goals.
Where've I heard this before?
Thierry Henry?
someone fetch henry's goal record to save saints some embaressment here
blutgraetsche wrote:mihawkavelli wrote:
Interesting
What about Manchester United , could he be that link up man with Wayne Rooney ?
He would fit perfectly in an attacking team that needs a striker not just for scoring goals, but for link up play also. That's why Bayern want him so much, they'll play a double pivot system with two creative wing players, and need a striker with Klose's abilities, because Toni (or Makaay and even Podolski) is more of a natural goal scorer type.
And since most big clubs don't play with a true number 10 these days, strikers with similar abilities like Klose will become more important in future.
COTR wrote:Suzie Quatro wrote:110% wrote:
He has a nice touch and does a few flicks and tricks but he's slow. He has scored some great goals but I don't hardly remember him doing a thing against the bigger teams. His whole reputataion is based on him looking stlyish not actually scoring goals.
Where've I heard this before?
Thierry Henry?
someone fetch henry's goal record to save saints some embarrassment here
Cesc wrote:Waste of time.
The fact he is the third all time leading goalscorer in Premiership history should surely mean something.
Suzie Quatro wrote:COTR wrote:Suzie Quatro wrote:110% wrote:
He has a nice touch and does a few flicks and tricks but he's slow. He has scored some great goals but I don't hardly remember him doing a thing against the bigger teams. His whole reputataion is based on him looking stlyish not actually scoring goals.
Where've I heard this before?
Thierry Henry?
someone fetch henry's goal record to save saints some embarrassment here
Someone fetch Henry's semi-final and final goalscoring record to save COTR some embarrassment here. How about his goalscoring record against Arsenal and Liverpool over the years?
Suzie Quatro wrote:COTR wrote:Suzie Quatro wrote:110% wrote:
He has a nice touch and does a few flicks and tricks but he's slow. He has scored some great goals but I don't hardly remember him doing a thing against the bigger teams. His whole reputataion is based on him looking stlyish not actually scoring goals.
Where've I heard this before?
Thierry Henry?
someone fetch henry's goal record to save saints some embarrassment here
Someone fetch Henry's semi-final and final goalscoring record to save COTR some embarrassment here. How about his goalscoring record against Arsenal and Liverpool over the years?
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