Off the pitch yes, in football terms, as selfish and arragont as david beckham.
John Byrne
I had the pleasure of sharing a couple of pints and a chat with him (my all-time favourite Albion player) in The Sussex just after England had noused up qualification for Euro 2008. Thoroughly decent, affable bloke. They say 'never meet your heroes, they will only disappoint'. Well thats clearly BOLLOCKS, isn't it. He's a diamond geezer.
Really?? wasnt the last game he played in when he set up welbeck to score? and when he scored against man city his reaction was anything but arrogant IMO.
Call me bias, because i probably am, but going to man united to try and moan your way into, and try telling how fresh fit and good you are enough times we all believe it, the england squad that you are no way good enough to make despite everything not just Liverpool but Merseyside did for you, pretty selfish, but before he say he has a career to think about, fair enough.
Hang on, i thought you said OFF the pitch he was ok. but ON the pitch he was selfish and arrogant? or did i get it mixed up? i think he has a lot of work to do to get back into the England squad, but i hope he gets there. i think he is the most likly england player to get subbed on and score a late winner when we really need it.
Thierry Henry.
As much as i hate to say it he is still dangerous, but not England quality i don't think.
sir les ferdinand
Albion:
OGH - LEGEND
Budgie
As frustrating as he can be on the pitch, Virgs seems like a good club man to me.
Richard Carpenter seemed NICE (when I met him briefly) Chris Casper might say otherwise.
Non Albion:
Zola
Robert Green seems like a good egg, and genuinely bright for a footballer.
Gus Poyet
Matt Le Tiss
Stuart Pearce
Heskey
Peter Crouch
Curtis Davies also seems to have a really humble attitude.
Theo Walcott seems very grounded.
And of course.....
JIMMY B