Easy 10 said:I'd rather we had Pauline Fowler in the squad.
ARTHUR Fowler would show more emotion than Sven
Easy 10 said:I'd rather we had Pauline Fowler in the squad.
He'd probably show more flexibility and tactical nouse as well. Arthurs cabbages were always well arranged I thought, and he wasn't afraid to try growing the odd marrow in with his tomato plants. Thats imagination, that is.Hiney said:ARTHUR Fowler would show more emotion than Sven
Easy 10 said:He'd probably show more flexibility and tactical nouse as well. Arthurs cabbages were always well arranged I thought, and he wasn't afraid to try growing the odd marrow in with his tomato plants. Thats imagination, that is.
SPOT ON HineyHiney said:AND...........
he had a plan B, although it involved STEALING the Christmas Club money.
That's what we need, someone who comes across as your favourite Uncle, but underneath is a calculating BASTARD who will not hesitate to stitch people up in pursuit of the big prize.
NewtownRoad said:James Beattie has done well since he regained his fitness. Still needs to prove himself over a longer period, but is young and strong enough to be ahead of some of the other forwards that are getting talked about.
Replace "IS" with "WAS" and you might be a little closer to the mark. He was at the fag-end of his career at Leeds, has had a rubbish spell at Man City, and a handful of goals in the last couple of months doesn't alter the fact that he has gone well beyond his sell-by date, and is starting to smell a bit.O Lads said:I think he should go as he is probably one of the greatest finishers in the country.
O Lads said:I think he should go as he is probably one of the greatest finishers in the country.
Pavilionaire said:To put a slightly different spin on this topic, let's just assume for arguments' sake that both Rooney and Owen get injured in our first group game. Who would you most like to see start in the second match?
I'd probably go Crouch and Defoe, but I can see the merit in the Fowler argument. I'd expect Beattie and Darren Bent to fill their pants with poo if 1 on 1 with the keeper in the World Cup.
Pavilionaire said:If you're talking striker desperation then Andy Cole wouldn't be a bad shout. I'm sure he could be persuaded out of retirement.
Yes, he's always been incredible for England. And he's injured as well - right up Svens street in that respect at least.Pavilionaire said:If you're talking striker desperation then Andy Cole wouldn't be a bad shout. I'm sure he could be persuaded out of retirement.