EPT2011-2012 football (soccer) thread - Page 138
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soujiro_
Uruguay5195 Posts
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mememolly
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united could barely see out a game against a 10 man city lol, scholes? rofl he is so shit, made a name from 10 yard passes please | ||
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uberMatt
Canada659 Posts
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Zhiroo
Kosovo2724 Posts
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Replice
Norway93 Posts
On January 09 2012 00:42 Zhiroo wrote: Did he get the red for this tackle? I haven't seen the match. Yes that was the red card tackle, its with both legs and the boot knots up, a clear red card from the rule book. | ||
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Lyter
United Kingdom2145 Posts
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PoP
France15446 Posts
On January 09 2012 00:00 mememolly wrote: city robbed united could barely see out a game against a 10 man city lol, scholes? rofl he is so shit, made a name from 10 yard passes please Biased much? | ||
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Klive5ive
United Kingdom6056 Posts
But that was a really STUPID move by Kompany to jump in with 2 feet. No need to do that at all. | ||
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DragoonPK
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Pads
England3228 Posts
On January 09 2012 00:00 mememolly wrote: city robbed united could barely see out a game against a 10 man city lol, scholes? rofl he is so shit, made a name from 10 yard passes please Zinedine Zidane on Scholes: “He’s almost untouchable in what he does. I never tire of watching him play. You rarely come across the complete footballer, but Scholes is as close to it as you can get. “One of my regrets is that the opportunity to play alongside him never presented itself during my career.” Think I'm going to take his opinion over some kid who most likely started supporting city around the same time they started buying whoever they wanted with their botomless pit of money. | ||
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Greem
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mememolly
4765 Posts
On January 09 2012 01:31 Pads wrote: Zinedine Zidane on Scholes: Think I'm going to take his opinion over some kid who most likely started supporting city around the same time they started buying whoever they wanted with their botomless pit of money. Zidane is pretty dumb if he really thinks that, Scholes is ok don't get me wrong but there is a reason why England have never won anything, they have never embraced a genius like a Zidane, England had one in Le Tessier but picked players like scholes over him and won nothing, anyone can sit in the middle of the park and play 5 yard passes all day in the united team and win trophies, as for the City comment, I don't support City and as for the money thing lol, United and every successful team have always "bought" their team/success it is just the way football is get over it united fanboy | ||
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sixfour
England11061 Posts
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Pads
England3228 Posts
On January 09 2012 02:48 mememolly wrote: Zidane is pretty dumb if he really thinks that, Scholes is ok don't get me wrong but there is a reason why England have never won anything, they have never embraced a genius like a Zidane, England had one in Le Tessier but picked players like scholes over him and won nothing, anyone can sit in the middle of the park and play 5 yard passes all day in the united team and win trophies, as for the City comment, I don't support City and as for the money thing lol, United and every successful team have always "bought" their team/success it is just the way football is get over it united fanboy it's so ignorant to say scholes made a name for himself by making 5 yard passes, his vision, spatial awareness, intelligence, technique is incredible. there's a reason a lot of the biggest names in football gave him so much praise when he retired, i don't think it was because he made 5 yard passes for 18 years. also I ain't no united fanboy, I support Liverpool lol, I just have a lot more respect for players who have made a name for themselves at a club rather than spending a couple hundred million on players and sticking them together and hoping they can perform together. | ||
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Ingebrigtsen
Norway343 Posts
On January 09 2012 02:48 mememolly wrote: Zidane is pretty dumb if he really thinks that, Scholes is ok don't get me wrong but there is a reason why England have never won anything, they have never embraced a genius like a Zidane, England had one in Le Tessier but picked players like scholes over him and won nothing, anyone can sit in the middle of the park and play 5 yard passes all day in the united team and win trophies, as for the City comment, I don't support City and as for the money thing lol, United and every successful team have always "bought" their team/success it is just the way football is get over it united fanboy You sir, happen to be wrong, Scholes has proven time and time again that he is a world class footballer. Not only is he unmatched in passing skills, but he also has one of the best right foots in the world when it comes to shooting. And as for United buying success, think again, Their 99 team had players that they brought up in their own academy. City however sold their only partial homegrown player, Stephen Ireland. They have almost no players, and no1 that is near the first team, that has stepped foot inside the academy of Man City. | ||
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Zhiroo
Kosovo2724 Posts
EDIT: Scholes WAS a world class player. The keyword is was. | ||
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mememolly
4765 Posts
On January 09 2012 03:28 Pads wrote: it's so ignorant to say scholes made a name for himself by making 5 yard passes, his vision, spatial awareness, intelligence, technique is incredible. there's a reason a lot of the biggest names in football gave him so much praise when he retired, i don't think it was because he made 5 yard passes for 18 years. also I ain't no united fanboy, I support Liverpool lol, I just have a lot more respect for players who have made a name for themselves at a club rather than spending a couple hundred million on players and sticking them together and hoping they can perform together. you must feel bad that Liverpool have spent so much money this year instead of home grown players, United bought all their good players Cantona, Ronaldo etc, sure they made Beckham but most of the others who came out of that group were/are overrated, all the top teams essentially buy their success to think otherwise is just ignorant and naive, and you're probably just mad that another team has come along and are going to win the EPL, something Liverpool will never do tbh As for the high opinions of "top" players following Scholes's retirement, well some of those players are pretty stupid, hence why good players don't always make good coaches, look at Shearer, amazing player but shit coach and overall a pretty dumb guy, you going to trust his opinion? lol I'm not saying he was terrible just heavily overrated, if he was on Zidane's level England would have achieved at an international level | ||
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The KY
United Kingdom6252 Posts
On January 09 2012 03:28 Ingebrigtsen wrote: You sir, happen to be wrong, Scholes has proven time and time again that he is a world class footballer. Not only is he unmatched in passing skills, but he also has one of the best right foots in the world when it comes to shooting. And as for United buying success, think again, Their 99 team had players that they brought up in their own academy. City however sold their only partial homegrown player, Stephen Ireland. They have almost no players, and no1 that is near the first team, that has stepped foot inside the academy of Man City. Scholes WAS very good, but I will still never like him because of, to quote the Guardian, his 'souvenir' tackles. EDIT: Also regardless of silly arguments about how many 'homegrown' players each club has, anyone who can't see the difference between a club whose success is built on a hundred years of illustrious history and a club whose success is due to being bought by incredibly rich people a few years ago, doesn't understand football...I don't resent City their success but the fact is still there. I look forward to seeing how Uefa's financial fair-play regulations will affect City's success. | ||
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ilj.psa
Peru3081 Posts
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RvB
Netherlands6257 Posts
On January 09 2012 04:57 The KY wrote: Scholes WAS very good, but I will still never like him because of, to quote the Guardian, his 'souvenir' tackles. Obviously he is not world class anymore, he is 37 he only played because he decided to help United out anyway | ||
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