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Big Phil Caicedo
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Thu Dec 31, 2009 10:53 amby john@staustell
Obviously Big Phil is still stuck out in Lisbon with his less than fruitful season-long loan (despite rumours of him being sent back). Both Lisbon & Phil want a way out, so step forward two clubs completely broke who need forwards - Hull City and Malaga.
These two clubs are apparently now 'competing' for his services by taking over the loan from Sporting, presumably whoever pays them the most beans or something!
Hull would of course have a dream ticket of Caicedo & Benjani!!!
Re: Big Phil Caicedo
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Thu Dec 31, 2009 10:55 amby 13021J
john@staustell wrote:Hull would of course have a dream ticket of Caicedo & Benjani!!!
Haha would actually love to see that, could be quite interesting, 30 goals between them?!
Re: Big Phil Caicedo
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Thu Dec 31, 2009 11:00 amby edge275
13021J wrote:john@staustell wrote:Hull would of course have a dream ticket of Caicedo & Benjani!!!
Haha would actually love to see that, could be quite interesting, 30 goals between them?!
Only if they were playing a game every day of the year.
Re: Big Phil Caicedo
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Thu Dec 31, 2009 11:10 amby 13021J
Geovanni
Benjani Caicedo
What a front three!
Re: Big Phil Caicedo
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Thu Dec 31, 2009 2:54 pmby 10.Goater_Legend
13021J wrote:Geovanni
Benjani Caicedo
What a front three!
Now that would be interesting.
Re: Big Phil Caicedo
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Thu Dec 31, 2009 2:58 pmby aristation
I think the the three of them could keep Hul up!
Re: Big Phil Caicedo
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Thu Dec 31, 2009 3:01 pmby ryanmjo
I don't understand why Phil Brown is lusting after all these crap strikers. Watching Hull's last few games, defense would seem to be their biggest issue.
Re: Big Phil Caicedo
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Thu Dec 31, 2009 4:00 pmby Wonderwall
if he goes on loan to them from sporting, will he be able to play against us?
Re: Big Phil Caicedo
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Thu Dec 31, 2009 5:20 pmby CityFanFromRome
10.Goater_Legend wrote:13021J wrote:Geovanni
Benjani Caicedo
What a front three!
Now that would be interesting.
Almost the front line we would have had if the takeover hadn't happened. Makes you really wonder how far we have come in so short a time...
Re: Big Phil Caicedo
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Thu Dec 31, 2009 5:47 pmby colonel_muck
i think big phil is a good player and would do a necessary job for hull, keep them up at least. he could prove himself an absolute nughtmare to pay against, like kevin davies but with the skill to match
Re: Big Phil Caicedo
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Fri Jan 01, 2010 4:31 amby Typical City
13021J wrote:Geovanni
Benjani Caicedo
What a front three!
I've seen worse notably anderson, nani and berbaflop.
Re: Big Phil Caicedo
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Fri Jan 01, 2010 4:33 amby Typical City
Typical City wrote:13021J wrote:Geovanni
Benjani Caicedo
What a front three!
I've seen worse notably anderson, nani and berbaflop.
not bad for 60m plus - senelity... No!
Re: Big Phil Caicedo
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Fri Jan 01, 2010 5:28 amby Pretty Boy Lee
After the job he did for us last yr, I still don't see why so many give him shit. Obviously we've stepped it up a notch this season, but last yr he did a solid job, scored a few and really started to find himself.
Re: Big Phil Caicedo
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Fri Jan 01, 2010 9:48 amby mcfc1632
I like big Phil - we have just moved up a league this year.
But unlike Benj, I still think being Phil could develop into a top striker - a Drogba type (no seriously) - I would not want to lose him from our books
Re: Big Phil Caicedo
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Fri Jan 01, 2010 12:15 pmby Ted Hughes
mcfc1632 wrote:I like big Phil - we have just moved up a league this year.
But unlike Benj, I still think being Phil could develop into a top striker - a Drogba type (no seriously) - I would not want to lose him from our books
There is definitely ability & power with Big Balls Phil but what he needs is a basic understanding of how to play football, which for some reason applies to most players in the Ecuador national team. They play like kids on a school playground, shooting from 40 yds when team mates are unmarked in the box etc. They seem to have quite a few big, strong, fast, athletic players with decent skill but no fucking idea what to do & very greedy on the ball.
Re: Big Phil Caicedo
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Tue Jan 05, 2010 10:28 amby john@staustell
Spanish media are now all giving Caicedo to Malaga as a done deal (change of loan).
Re: Big Phil Caicedo
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Tue Jan 05, 2010 10:29 amby Fidel Castro
bring him back and use him as a snow plough
Re: Big Phil Caicedo
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Tue Jan 05, 2010 11:55 amby Pretty Boy Lee
Fidel Castro wrote:bring him back and use him as a snow plough
Genuinely laughed out loud at that.
Re: Big Phil Caicedo
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Tue Jan 05, 2010 12:58 pmby TrueBlue82
Pretty Boy Lee wrote:Fidel Castro wrote:bring him back and use him as a snow plough
Genuinely laughed out loud at that.
hahah me too
Re: Big Phil Caicedo
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Tue Jan 05, 2010 1:18 pmby Sister of fu
Ted Hughes wrote:mcfc1632 wrote:I like big Phil - we have just moved up a league this year.
But unlike Benj, I still think being Phil could develop into a top striker - a Drogba type (no seriously) - I would not want to lose him from our books
There is definitely ability & power with Big Balls Phil but what he needs is a basic understanding of how to play football, which for some reason applies to most players in the Ecuador national team. They play like kids on a school playground, shooting from 40 yds when team mates are unmarked in the box etc. They seem to have quite a few big, strong, fast, athletic players with decent skill but no fucking idea what to do & very greedy on the ball.
Basic understanding=off side rule!?