OK, I admit it. I have watched Boban in the past and yes he was a very good player. I always love natural playmakers, so I was stretching the truth a little. I also don't hold anything against Croatian players, in fact I think they are good (unlike some people who hold things against USA players). I love Tudor, but I hate that he is always injured.
About Niko Kranjcar, I am glad that he made those English players look stupid! I think that England is an overated footballing nation with players that are not that good (ex. Beckham, a very overated player that just brings in endorsements instead of good footballing). I was just making rude comparisons about Kranjcar, so don't take it personally. If he is as good as you say he will be, I hope that he lights up the football world in Spain with Barca. I like Barca and I hope they maul that disgusting Real team. SO good luck to Kranjcar.
About Adu, I had the pleasure to not only watch him, but also play against him two years ago when our high schools met in the Maryland State Championship. I have played against both Freddy and other professionals (I went to a soccer clinic that Cosmin Contra and Lucescu coached, good experiance and nice to meet Contra), and I found that I had a harder time playing against Adu in the Championship than playing 4 v 4 against Contra! After thinking about it, Freddy knew so many tricks and was such a good dribbler that no one on my team could even get the ball from him. I don't know, maybe Contra was not playing that hard, but I still couldn't do anything against him either. But after that encounter with Freddy, I knew that he was goin to be great, and after what I saw him do against San Jose this weekend, easily dribbling past a full international player and almost scoring, I am even more convinced. What he does now I think only the likes Maradona, Pele, and Platini could do at his age of 14. I mind you that he was I guess 12 or 13 when I played him, I was 17. Freddy is going to be the one of the world's best, but you are right, he will need time to get his full game together. I have heard in a about 2-3 years he will make his way to Europe, hopefully to Ajax first, where he will learn everything he lacks about the game, which is not much. Believe me, there is no need to criticise him, I am 99 percent sure that he will be absolutely incredible, maybe even in Germany for 2006. But the question for Adu is not if, it is when, will he become World Class. Hopefully we will get to see the marvalous talents of Kranjcar and Adu in Germany 2006.
About Niko Kranjcar, I am glad that he made those English players look stupid! I think that England is an overated footballing nation with players that are not that good (ex. Beckham, a very overated player that just brings in endorsements instead of good footballing). I was just making rude comparisons about Kranjcar, so don't take it personally. If he is as good as you say he will be, I hope that he lights up the football world in Spain with Barca. I like Barca and I hope they maul that disgusting Real team. SO good luck to Kranjcar.
About Adu, I had the pleasure to not only watch him, but also play against him two years ago when our high schools met in the Maryland State Championship. I have played against both Freddy and other professionals (I went to a soccer clinic that Cosmin Contra and Lucescu coached, good experiance and nice to meet Contra), and I found that I had a harder time playing against Adu in the Championship than playing 4 v 4 against Contra! After thinking about it, Freddy knew so many tricks and was such a good dribbler that no one on my team could even get the ball from him. I don't know, maybe Contra was not playing that hard, but I still couldn't do anything against him either. But after that encounter with Freddy, I knew that he was goin to be great, and after what I saw him do against San Jose this weekend, easily dribbling past a full international player and almost scoring, I am even more convinced. What he does now I think only the likes Maradona, Pele, and Platini could do at his age of 14. I mind you that he was I guess 12 or 13 when I played him, I was 17. Freddy is going to be the one of the world's best, but you are right, he will need time to get his full game together. I have heard in a about 2-3 years he will make his way to Europe, hopefully to Ajax first, where he will learn everything he lacks about the game, which is not much. Believe me, there is no need to criticise him, I am 99 percent sure that he will be absolutely incredible, maybe even in Germany for 2006. But the question for Adu is not if, it is when, will he become World Class. Hopefully we will get to see the marvalous talents of Kranjcar and Adu in Germany 2006.
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