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Rudeboy

Rudeboy

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adjie said:
a young Denis Bergkamp ... LOL ... :D

nah, ... Walcott will be a big hit this 06-07
I believe AW is trying to create Rooney's competitor now
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i agree i cant wait to see him play for us i went to the same school as him and ive seen his class first hand

walcott for england :D
 
Kraig

Kraig

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anyone to replace the sack of ****e known as ade!

id like torres myself, but whoever mentioned david villa, he'd also get the nod!
 
GraPu

GraPu

Member
Kraig said:
anyone to replace the sack of s***e known as ade!
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Agree with that.

For the new forward, i'd like a player who has a fantastic dribble and can get past 2 or 3 players with his trick. Henry and RvP have it. But why don't we add another one? Any idea who it might be?
 
f4evo

f4evo

Well-Known Member
no, im asking others about it, considering we were linked to him in the january transfer window
 
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maradonad2g

Active Member
i seen him against england under 21's and sometimes on friday europe sport france show ligue 2 games and i seen a couple caens games he's pretty good but i would much rather a primiership defender who has some experince such as curtis davies
 
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