Aaron Lennon: 15 Starts (+2 subs) - 3 goals, 4 assists.
James Milner: 22 Starts (+3 subs) - 3 goals, 3 assists.
Zog's the Dog alright.Das Reale Weiss Pele wrote:Both from the same Leeds academy.
The Zog is Dog
Kimbo wrote:
The Zog is more talented than both of them though.
Good god man, he's been injured, he did his bloody knee liagments. And he's not a knock and run player at all, although he's more of one than Lennon and Milner. But on the other hand his passing, crossing, and shooting is better than theirs. Also he has gallic cockiness, which helps him.robert wrote:Kimbo wrote:
The Zog is more talented than both of them though.
Now there's a true knock and run player. Affer all the hype I gave him here and on 606 very dissapointing he hasn't progressed!
Batman wrote:EPL ONLY
Cristiano Ronaldo: 30 Starts (+2 subs) - 16 goals, 8 assists.
I couldn't help myself.
TeamSpirit wrote:But Kimmy - Tottenham aren't a good side either. Send Lennon to Arsenal, and he'll be guaranteed to get a 20/20 season
Sky Sports.Tweedle wrote:@ TS
Your source is flawed by the looks of things
Tweedle wrote:I have to admit, I still think Milner is the better footballer - Lennon can't cross for $h!t still. Milner is a brilliant crosser, he just doesn't have the agility or pace of Lennon.
Cesc has 10 assists, Rooney does tooTweedle wrote:fair play, though the Utd fans have been insistent all season about the ronny stats.
How many assists has Cesc got according to that?
TeamSpirit,Apr 23 2007, 02:22 PM wrote: First, let me start off by saying that we can all agree that he's potentially a GREAT player. Wonderful close control at speed - can now see a pass, and when confident, can deliver great crosses with either foot (if not consistently). His Shooting needs to be worked on, but there's no denying that the boy is an absolute wonderful talent.
Which brings me to my next point - he's still 20, and we can't expect him, at his age to produce performances of a consistent high quality week in, week out. That he's been left to shoulder the burden as the only out and out winger in the squad, at this stage in his career is almost inept. I've read people saying that he's been $h!te for the last month - that's because he's still YOUNG and raw and far from the finished article. I don't think that he's got anything left in his tank to give us this season, & that's due to having to play twice a week plus those Intl. callups. I'm looking at other wingers around the league, and they've all got a breather for at least 2-3 weeks at some stage this season, because there's decent relpacements.
Is Routledge not good enough back-up? If Jol doesn't think so (I disagree) at least get another player in who can shoulder the workload. It's the one real blackspot against MJ this season - and whilst I still feel he's a very good coach... it's been a horrible misjudgement to expect Lennon to fill that void on his own this season.
Thoughts?
Batman wrote:I got my stats from:
http://www.premierleague.com/fapl.rac?command=forwardOnly&nextPage=actimStatistics
Fabregas has 13 assists.
TeamSpirit wrote:Batman wrote:I got my stats from:
http://www.premierleague.com/fapl.rac?command=forwardOnly&nextPage=actimStatistics
Fabregas has 13 assists.
It appeares they must count secondary assists over at Actim.
Lennon has 8 according to Actim - Milner has 7.
Doesn't change the fact that "No-End Product Lennon" has been more productive per game in the league than Milner.
Kimbo wrote:
Honestly, what would the stats be like if Milner had been playing under Jol and Lennon had been playing under Roeder?
TeamSpirit wrote:Kimbo wrote:
Honestly, what would the stats be like if Milner had been playing under Jol and Lennon had been playing under Roeder?
Depends if Jol decided to Sell-off (or at least Loan out) N'Zogbia, Duff, Solano and every other natural wideman you have, Leaving Milner to carry the workload by himself as the only outlet.
Would Milner be able to cope with such pressure?
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