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Not sure of his qualities as a man but as a footballer in tournament finals for England ( ie. the only time I care if he's any good ) he has been a complete flop.Originally posted by sasguru View PostThe only decent (and I mean as a man as well as a footballer) English team player in recent times is Paul Scholes. Modest, unassuming and a great example to other footballers. Although the timing of his tackles could be better
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Gerrard is right up there with any diver you care to mention.Originally posted by gingerjedi View PostSteven Gerrard is a thoroughly good bloke, because he's a scouser not many on here will accept him as such.
Michael Owen is the same though he’s a sort of Welsh scouser.
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Alan Shearer? Hah hah - you've obviously forgotten the Neil Lennon incident, when he kicked him in the head and then threatened to quit the England team unless he was let off...
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Andy Cole, Alan Shearer?Originally posted by sasguru View PostThe only decent (and I mean as a man as well as a footballer) English team player in recent times is Paul Scholes. Modest, unassuming and a great example to other footballers. Although the timing of his tackles could be better
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Did you cry when your team lost when you were only 7?Originally posted by Dow Jones View PostAnd Ronaldo is a 'nice boy' that doesn't keep falling down to win penalties AND didn't try to get his team mate (FFS)Rooney sent off in the last Euro - no he isn't.
I'd rather defend an Englishman than a dirty **** anytime.
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OK I'll grant you those two ... You wouldn't see Stevie blubbing like a girl anyway.Originally posted by gingerjedi View PostSteven Gerrard is a thoroughly good bloke, because he's a scouser not many on here will accept him as such.
Michael Owen is the same though he’s a sort of Welsh scouser.
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Steven Gerrard is a thoroughly good bloke, because he's a scouser not many on here will accept him as such.Originally posted by sasguru View PostThe only decent (and I mean as a man as well as a footballer) English team player in recent times is Paul Scholes. Modest, unassuming and a great example to other footballers. Although the timing of his tackles could be better
Michael Owen is the same though he’s a sort of Welsh scouser.
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The only decent (and I mean as a man as well as a footballer) English team player in recent times is Paul Scholes. Modest, unassuming and a great example to other footballers. Although the timing of his tackles could be better
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I've had him in my fantasy football team two seasons running and both times he scored 25% of my points, not only that he's this seasons top scorer... despite the fact he's isn't a striker.Originally posted by Pinto View PostRonaldo has become a much better player in the last 2 years. Sir Alex has managed to take the circus football with no end product out of him, while still giving him the freedom to express himself. I don't think he dives anywhere near as much as he used to, but there's no denying the fact that he will never win any humility awards.
I still hate man'ure but I'll give credit where credit is due.
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Ronaldo has become a much better player in the last 2 years. Sir Alex has managed to take the circus football with no end product out of him, while still giving him the freedom to express himself. I don't think he dives anywhere near as much as he used to, but there's no denying the fact that he will never win any humility awards.Originally posted by TonyEnglish View PostRonaldo has his faults - He dives nearly as much as Drogba
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