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Thank you for offering me the benefits of your vast experience in being a kunt. If I ever wish to make total tw@ of myself you'll be the first person I come to for advice.....

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Being a tw@,u need no help with, picking on others for their grammar ie being a dick,i will step in and punish u like the bitch you seem to be.


That job interview was going so well until I realized I was fukked up on acid in the middle of a cornfield naked and talking to a scarecrow.
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Originally Posted By: Sillisoula
Fowler had it
Owen had it

and at a much younger age then Carroll and Henderson...

I thought this was going to be the start of a new era where we didn't allow ourselves to get fcuked over in the transfer market ..... but this is not just depressingly familiar behaviour from a club that has squandered so much money in the last 13 years, it worse.

Yes people will scream that Carroll is the businees and just what's is needed for the PL, but remember the shouts about Heskey.

As for henderson - he's no better than spearing, david thompson or danny murphy.


yes but Owen became a washed up fcker at the age of 26 remember

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Players are quite different, some peak early, and some peak quite late. there are so many variables in the equation. Drogba wasn't a big name in football until the season he moved to Chelsea or the season before that, and he wan't that young when he moved. yet, at 33, he still is a great player.

Both Owen and Fowler could not achieve much because of their injuries. also, they're quite different than Carroll. he's not all about pace and skill, he's a big strong goal poacher. he peaks with experience more than anything.

one last thing, if Carroll wasn't THE striker we are looking for, we can always buy another striker.

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You have both shown incredible maturity in your way of dealing with the issue of correct sentence structure and punctuation. Kudos to you both for working towards the destruction of what used to be a good forum for people to express their views on footballing matters. Now stop your bickering ladies and talk about football or meet up and sort out your issues in a civilized manner. You are ruining it for the rest of us.


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There are few that can sustain the consistency needed to play at the highest level. Few have done it. Some of them like Zanetti, Giggs have been superb all their life. They take care of their bodies, do yoga and pilates to come with their injuries and increase their flexibility (naughty boy Giggsy!) and have great attitudes. Others have great technical ability and while some have superb athletic abilities like Drogba

Boy wonders these days fizzle out faster than a pop soda. Longevity is the key these days and with sport science players can play even longer.

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