[EN] Premier League 2004/05 (28 Viewers)
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++ [ originally posted by madlawyer1 ] ++
Yep Fred:
Senderos: Only 20, and already a mighty general in the Arsenal back line. Amazingly, he's keeping Sol Campbell out of the team. Fergie must really be fuming that he couldn't convince the lad to sign for Utd after meeting him twice
Fabregas: Incredible. And he's still only 18.
Van Persie: Evil left foot. 21 years old, and already tapped by Wenger as the replacement for Dennis "The Menace" Bergkamp.
Jose Antonio Reyes: 21 year old Spanish demon. Came to real prominence by sigle-handedly demolishing Real Madrid. Altho tapped up massively by Real with the aim of a summer move, he's restated his commitment to Arsenal saying, 'I'm really settling well into London now.'
Quincy Owusu-Abeyie: Lightning speed and dazzling skill, needs to get a bit more of the flash out of his game, but a very bright prospect for the future.
Aye, Fred me lad, my spine tingles with excitement thinking of the future.
Yep Fred:
Senderos: Only 20, and already a mighty general in the Arsenal back line. Amazingly, he's keeping Sol Campbell out of the team. Fergie must really be fuming that he couldn't convince the lad to sign for Utd after meeting him twice
Fabregas: Incredible. And he's still only 18.
Van Persie: Evil left foot. 21 years old, and already tapped by Wenger as the replacement for Dennis "The Menace" Bergkamp.
Jose Antonio Reyes: 21 year old Spanish demon. Came to real prominence by sigle-handedly demolishing Real Madrid. Altho tapped up massively by Real with the aim of a summer move, he's restated his commitment to Arsenal saying, 'I'm really settling well into London now.'
Quincy Owusu-Abeyie: Lightning speed and dazzling skill, needs to get a bit more of the flash out of his game, but a very bright prospect for the future.
Aye, Fred me lad, my spine tingles with excitement thinking of the future.
btw,where did we get him from?as in which club?
Ferguson Hails Chelsea As Worthy Winners
5/11/2005 12:28:00 AM
Manchester United manager Sir Alex Ferguson admitted that newly crowned Premiership champions Chelsea were worthy 3-1 winners at Old Trafford tonight.
“Once Chelsea’s second goal went in they were worthy winners," he said.
"I didn’t expect us to get second place after a disappointing result against West Brom on Saturday.
"But tonight was about trying to keep our confidence up and on the whole it was good. That is the one thing I can take out of the game."
Ferguson said he was impressed by the way both teams performed and felt it was an entertaining game.
"The tempo was fantastic and anyone watching as a neutral would be thrilled by the football played," he added.
"I thought we played some good football, the match was very competitive and it was really a game for professionals."
5/11/2005 12:28:00 AM
Manchester United manager Sir Alex Ferguson admitted that newly crowned Premiership champions Chelsea were worthy 3-1 winners at Old Trafford tonight.
“Once Chelsea’s second goal went in they were worthy winners," he said.
"I didn’t expect us to get second place after a disappointing result against West Brom on Saturday.
"But tonight was about trying to keep our confidence up and on the whole it was good. That is the one thing I can take out of the game."
Ferguson said he was impressed by the way both teams performed and felt it was an entertaining game.
"The tempo was fantastic and anyone watching as a neutral would be thrilled by the football played," he added.
"I thought we played some good football, the match was very competitive and it was really a game for professionals."
It depends how you see it, we need to lose alot of the deadweight we have, players that cant cut it, like Miller, Bellion etc etc.
We also need to start replacing some of our players that are soon on the verge of retirement, although they are still brilliant, we'll be in trouble if Scholes, Giggs, Neville and Keane all retire around a simple time without having replacements.
But really, this season if Ruud had of been fit we'd of been right there will Chelsea, we're about 20 goals or so behind what we'd normally score, and thats where we missed Ruud.
Whereas in season past we were ruthless against smaller clubs, without Ruud we werent, thats why we have dropped 18 points against lower-tabled clubs.
It also didnt help having Smith and Saha injured for much of the season as well.
We also need to start replacing some of our players that are soon on the verge of retirement, although they are still brilliant, we'll be in trouble if Scholes, Giggs, Neville and Keane all retire around a simple time without having replacements.
But really, this season if Ruud had of been fit we'd of been right there will Chelsea, we're about 20 goals or so behind what we'd normally score, and thats where we missed Ruud.
Whereas in season past we were ruthless against smaller clubs, without Ruud we werent, thats why we have dropped 18 points against lower-tabled clubs.
It also didnt help having Smith and Saha injured for much of the season as well.
++ [ originally posted by Menace ] ++
No i watched most of thier games this season, my sister is a utd fan
have u seen scholes last night ? he was crap he played a few great games this season and alot of crap ones, the same goes for giggs
No i watched most of thier games this season, my sister is a utd fan
have u seen scholes last night ? he was crap
he played a few great games this season and alot of crap ones, the same goes for giggs
++ [ originally posted by m_elayyan ] ++
i dont think so , scholes is inconsistant while lampard is althought i hate him
i dont think so , scholes is inconsistant while lampard is althought i hate him
But he is still better then Lampard overall.