
Thumping header by Sinclair, good saves by Seaman and a Ronaldinho who just looked unbelievably good.
How times change!
Bridge'srightfoot wrote:Thumping header by Sinclair, good saves by Seaman and a Ronaldinho who just looked unbelievably good.
How times change!
twosips wrote:We'd just signed Sibierski too and, this is not a joke, I got an autograph from KK at the time and asked him what to expect and he said 'He's got everything - I think you'll be very pleasantly surprised'. Can only presume KK heard me ask 'I've heard Sibierski is really bad and that all he can do is ensure every single shot misses by inches/grazes the bar as if his inbuilt shooting calibration is 30 centimetres off. It's true isn't it?'
No other explanation.
Bridge'srightfoot wrote:Although messi may be statistically the best, Ronaldinho is the most entertaining and best to watch player I've ever seen.
twosips wrote:Saviola has had a good career. Not a great one, but a good one. He played and scored goals for Barca, Real, Malaga, Benfica, Olympiacos and now Verona in Serie A. Pretty decent to be honest and he's still only 33.
I genuinely thought he'd be considered world class one day but you can't knock that record. It's better than Torres' for example. He's basically the budget Aguero.
Mase wrote:With the players we had back then and the squad we should have done better in the league.
Slim wrote:twosips wrote:Saviola has had a good career. Not a great one, but a good one. He played and scored goals for Barca, Real, Malaga, Benfica, Olympiacos and now Verona in Serie A. Pretty decent to be honest and he's still only 33.
I genuinely thought he'd be considered world class one day but you can't knock that record. It's better than Torres' for example. He's basically the budget Aguero.
He did well for River Plate and Barca in parts....then not so much. He couldn't buy a game for Real, got shipped after one season(maybe two) IIRC and then got handed around like a cheap whore.
I watched him back in the 2001 Youth WC and he was unbelievable, I thought for sure he'd be a legend of the game by now. But then again I also thought D'Alessandro and Collocini would be superstars as well. As a bit of trivia, Argentina's backup keeper for that tournie was none other than Willy Caballero.
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