TheDaddy |
17-05-2015 23:07 |
Re: Football Season 2014/15
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Originally Posted by iadom
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Well on that point I would wager that Scholes, Fabregas and one or two more would rank higher on the defence splitting pass table.
For what it is worth Shearer would get my vote as the best outfield player in the history of the Premiership.
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They probably would but then they lack the ability to tackle, head and drive the game the way Gerrard did. He is the most complete player and therefore imo best player we've seen, he scored goals nearly as well as lampard, passed nearly as well as Scholes, tackled nearly as well as Keane and ran about nearly as much as Robson. Shearer was the best strikers imo but it's all subjective and everyone has their own opinions on it.
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Originally Posted by Damien
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If United do finish 4th (i.e Arsenal don't lose the next two games) will they be in the unseeded part of the draw? Their UEFA coefficient would have taken quite a battering from their absence last year and poor performance the year before. The play-off is difficult even for the seeded teams.
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Problem I found with Gerrard is that he attempted those defence splitting passes a lot more than Fabregas or Scholes would and had a lot of failed attempts. He always struck me as the 'hollywood' type of player going for the ambitious and dramatic when playing with more caution and patience would have been better. The end result is that he conceded the ball far more than should be expected of 'the best midfielder in the league'
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He has had the air of Hollywood about him in the last year or so no doubt so much so he's new club could be the perfect place for him
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