Ccfcisparks
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Rafinha and Thiago are pretty good.
Wengers invincibles is a very good shout, that was my favourite team to watch personally. Just thinking about Henry, Pires and Ljungberg is making my trousers twitch.Can't think of the last EPL team I'd go out of my way to watch.
Would fo so to watch Fergusons United or Wengers Aresenal
May be Spurs now, but only because they're a fucking circus.
Yeah - would the likes of Stan Bowles ever have graced a football pitch at the top level today. Probably got booted out at academy level for 'attitude' 'discipline'.I think the issue with modern football is that the conditioning has made sure every single player is a pure athlete and left the mavericks to one side.
I think the issue with modern football is that the conditioning has made sure every single player is a pure athlete and left the mavericks to one side.
That along with the tactics having every player a midfielder to some degree means there is no space to do something brilliant or unexpected.
Newcastle under Keegan would of been enjoyable. Some great flair players in that side. Gillespie, Ginola, Ferdinand, Asprilla spring to mind and numerous moreCan't think of the last EPL team I'd go out of my way to watch.
Would fo so to watch Fergusons United or Wengers Aresenal
May be Spurs now, but only because they're a fucking circus.
Go back further. The Brazil side of the late 60s/early 70s and the Dutch ‘total football’ side of the 70s both played football that was entertaining and largely successful.I saw a thread the other day about overrated players back in the day and apparently looking back using various 'stats' the likes of Joe Cole and Jay-Jay Okocha were 'overrated'. Again i'm not going old man on this but if that's the conclusion you come to then sometimes its just good to put the stats in
5th but at this point I will be happy with either.If we win on Saturday, would we rather finish 5th or 6th?