turienzo's lovechild
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- Oct 25, 2003
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does mark hughes really call his backroom staff "lieutenants"?
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CKR To Man City For £4Million?
- Thread starter Tom Hark Preston Park
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I am not shocked by this what I am shocked by is that THPP reads such a extreme socialist almost commie rag !!!!!!!!!!! alright Vladamir!!!!
clippedgull
Hotdogs, extra onions
I for one say good luck to him if the move comes off.
Dick Knights Mumm
Take me Home Falmer Road
I think you will find that it is Zico, Hughes, Warnock, and the Turkish national coaches etc who are wrong.
Barrel of Fun
Abort, retry, fail
Not at all. I think he has proved a number of fans to be correct. He obviously has talent, but showed he was not willing to use it for us. He also seems to go through a club a season which would suggest that he is playing for himself until he reaches a club that he feels is worthy of his presence. If I was 21 or so, I would want to settle at a club for a while. If he is so desperate to learn, then it would be wise to have some form of continuation with coaches as opposed to jetting about and work under different managers every fortnight. I guess him and his advisors/agents/family are doing rather nicely with so many signing on fees.
mona
The Glory Game
mmmm Could the answer be that the Prem League is the ideal place for laundering dodgy money.
beorhthelm
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- Jul 21, 2003
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i still dont get why people think McGhee was wrong over this - he wasnt pulling his weight and had an ego bigger than his talent. He wants to be a striker, managers see him as a winger. he did the same at Sheffield United and is used for 60minutes or a sub with Fenerbahçe and Turkey
yes, good luck to him, but unless he starts to put in 90-100% effort and play wher the manager wants, he will always be the nealry man. Maybe Hughs is the manager to get him working, but i wonder if he will keep up with the pace back in the Premiership, because he didnt before.
Gazwag
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Zesh Rehman
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Its weird, 2 years ago he was playing at Bognor, eating jaffa cakes whilst warming up, weird.
Tooting Gull
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- Jul 5, 2003
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Big doubts as to whether CKR can cut it in the Prem, and it's all to do with his character.
There are players who get a sniff of the big-time and it makes them work harder to stay there and improve themselves, meet the bigger challenges.
And then there are players who think they've made it, become big-time Charlies and don't kick on.
I don't think there's too much doubt which category CKR falls into. His only hope is a really good manager that puts him in his place early on.
There are players who get a sniff of the big-time and it makes them work harder to stay there and improve themselves, meet the bigger challenges.
And then there are players who think they've made it, become big-time Charlies and don't kick on.
I don't think there's too much doubt which category CKR falls into. His only hope is a really good manager that puts him in his place early on.
Albaman
Equatorial Splitter
I think Thaksin is wasting his money there
Good to see that no-one listens to Magoo and his comments on the player though
Good to see that no-one listens to Magoo and his comments on the player though
saltash seagull
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it is less than 2 years since i saw ckr play in frendly at mk dons when he couldn't even control the ball !
Jimmy Grimble
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If he goes for 4 million then that further reinforces that there is something seriously wrong with money in the Prem.
Tom Hark Preston Park
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- Jul 6, 2003
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Juan Albion
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His rights are owned by Toronto FC, with whom he has been training this week, and which is definitely NOT in the US.
mejonaNO12 aka riskit
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he must have the greatest agents on the face of this planet