Posted: Wed Jun 04, 2008 5:38 amAgreed but i don't think either would h8appen . ROnaldo has said that he would leave in a year and i can see drogba and carvalho leaving for inter but not lampard nor essein
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Posted: Wed Jun 04, 2008 5:38 amPosted: Thu Jun 05, 2008 6:16 pmi would love it if lampard went to milan A) chelski would be worse and B) it would be good to see some englishman venturing outside of the UK for once
Posted: Thu Jun 05, 2008 6:39 pmmr_weed_80@hotmail.com wrote:i would love it if lampard went to milan A) chelski would be worse and B) it would be good to see some englishman venturing outside of the UK for once
Don't forget about Becks
Posted: Fri Jun 27, 2008 9:11 pmDeal is done. Lampard to Inter for 9m euros; 7.3m in wages...
Posted: Fri Jun 27, 2008 10:14 pmsgs wrote:Deal is done. Lampard to Inter for 9m euros; 7.3m in wages...
Apparantley its b'llcks, thats what the reporter on SSN just said, he claimed he had spoken to Lampards agent who denied it.
Posted: Sat Jun 28, 2008 1:01 amsgs wrote:Deal is done. Lampard to Inter for 9m euros; 7.3m in wages...
I'd love to see him go for that kind of money because it would make O'neal look daft with his demands.
Posted: Sat Jun 28, 2008 1:07 amThey wouldn't sell to us, but I'd be happy if we signed Joe Cole, Wayne Bridge and Shaun Wright Phillips.
Posted: Sat Jun 28, 2008 1:40 amI think its a brave move from Lampard if he goes. More british players need to try and play in another league.
Posted: Sat Jun 28, 2008 8:47 amits not a lack of bravery that stops english players going abroad, its the huge salaries and comfort zone they get over here, plus the fact that the majority of english players are too stupid to learn another language.
Posted: Sat Jun 28, 2008 7:06 pmi agree with puroresu, id love to see more of our players making a name for themselves in other leagues.
whenever i go to another country they always mention the names of English players that have played in their countries, such as Gasgoine, and this always makes me feel a sense of pride and patriotism
whenever i go to another country they always mention the names of English players that have played in their countries, such as Gasgoine, and this always makes me feel a sense of pride and patriotism
Posted: Sat Jun 28, 2008 8:35 pmI'd doubt he'd go , he knows that he does not have much more time left to play , and he'd try to earn as much as possible and the best placr to do that is at chelsea , cash cow
Posted: Sat Jun 28, 2008 8:37 pmThe Manhattan Project wrote:They wouldn't sell to us, but I'd be happy if we signed Joe Cole, Wayne Bridge and Shaun Wright Phillips.
I'd take cole and wright Phillips in a heart beat would solve both our flank problems but it is very unlikely
Posted: Sun Jun 29, 2008 9:59 ammr_weed_80@hotmail.com wrote:i agree with puroresu, id love to see more of our players making a name for themselves in other leagues.
whenever i go to another country they always mention the names of English players that have played in their countries, such as Gasgoine, and this always makes me feel a sense of pride and patriotism
I can see why it would improve a players game if he sampled different leagues and styles of play etc.
But for these english players times have changes even compared to Gascoignes era which was almost 20 years ago when he moved to Italy. At that time the italian league was where the big money and big salaries where.
With Sky paying the premiership teams so much money and with all the dodgy but filthy rich owners in the premiership now even the smaller clubs can pay stupid wages.
So there isnt that much of an incentive to go and play abroad.
It still would be nice to see some players get of the comfort zone and challenge themselves a bit, i love watching closely english players when they are playing in different leagues, used to love watching Gazza, Platt and Ince in Italy, and even though they left us even loved watching Mcmanaman and Owen for Real.
Sadly i dont think many players have the desire to try something different, and its mainly to do with the money they earn at home.
Posted: Sun Jun 29, 2008 10:04 amWaddle, Atkinson, Aldridge, Richardson, Lineker, Rush, were examples of the past.
McManaman, Owen, Beckham, are more recent examples.
In my opinion, a brittish footballer is very exportable and useful in leagues in which technique is demanded, they're not bad at that at all, they're not soft and they tend to be very professional.
I think that more exported players would benefit the English squad as a whole. The reasons not to happen that must be money as someone has mentioned.
McManaman, Owen, Beckham, are more recent examples.
In my opinion, a brittish footballer is very exportable and useful in leagues in which technique is demanded, they're not bad at that at all, they're not soft and they tend to be very professional.
I think that more exported players would benefit the English squad as a whole. The reasons not to happen that must be money as someone has mentioned.
Posted: Sun Jun 29, 2008 10:11 amSabre wrote:Waddle, Atkinson, Aldridge, Richardson, Lineker, Rush, were examples of the past.
McManaman, Owen, Beckham, are more recent examples.
In my opinion, a brittish footballer is very exportable and useful in leagues in which technique is demanded, they're not bad at that at all, they're not soft and they tend to be very professional.
I think that more exported players would benefit the English squad as a whole. The reasons not to happen that must be money as someone has mentioned.
Do you mean Dalian Atkinson mate ?
Did he play for Real Sociedad ? I remember he went to Turkey late in his career.
Also remember him scoring the goal of the season in the 90's for Villa against Wimbledon where he ran from his own half beat half the team and then lobbed the keeper, think it was in a very horrible green and navy striped top at the time, what a goal it was though.
If he did play for your team, how did he do ?