Finney Is Back
Luka Modric
Yes, although Trix adds a bit of artistic flair as well.
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Yes, although Trix adds a bit of artistic flair as well.
monkeybarry
Jack Jull
Gutter Boy
Tim Sherwood
I think he's too ambitious to drop down to an uncompetitive second rate league.
Only players chasing cash over career would drop down like that, especially during (or not even at) their prime. It would be comparable to moving back to the Eredivisie for him.
Finney Is Back
Luka Modric
You have a view that differs to reality in terms of the first priority of most footballers. Money talks unfortunately.
The only good news is that we all saw the ridiculously over-inflated fee that PSG paid for David Luiz.... So if PSG do come knocking for Ericksen then any price we set will take the Luiz fee into account.
Gutter Boy
Tim Sherwood
Eriksen seems like a smart, down-to-earth, guy.
Bale, Modric, Berbs and co all ultimately got lured by the glory. I can't remember a top player we've lost because of money before.
Yiddo
Jack Jull
Didn't Eriksen turn down City and a host of other big clubs due to wanting to find a club that was right for his development?
Stephen Carr
He went to win trophies. :mrgreen:
Lost Mango
Pascal Chimbonda
Scumpbell. There were trophies there but he went for the cash.
Superted
Jonathan Woodgate
Apart from Scumbell, Carrick is probably my least liked player that left us. We managed to turn him from a West Ham plodder into one of the most cultured English midfielders of his generation.
Admittedly it took a while for us to work out what to do with him, but when he had his chance with us, his career sky rocketed.
And then he lifted his skirt for the first bigger club that took an interest. And his career has stagnated since.
****er.
Admittedly it took a while for us to work out what to do with him, but when he had his chance with us, his career sky rocketed.
And then he lifted his skirt for the first bigger club that took an interest. And his career has stagnated since.
****er.
Ginola99
Steven Caulker
You are kidding..
West Ham debut at 17, England debut at 20, Didnt sign for us until 23.. Not quite a West Ham plodder or stagnant career..
Premier League (5): 2006–07, 2007–08, 2008–09, 2010–11, 2012–13
Football League Cup (1): 2009–10
FA Community Shield (5): 2007, 2008, 2010, 2011, 2013
UEFA Champions League (1): 2007–08
UEFA Champions League Runner-up (2): 2008–09, 2010-2011
FIFA Club World Cup (1): 2008
Football League First Division PFA Team of the Year (1): 2003–04
Premier League PFA Team of the Year (1): 2012–13
Manchester United Players' Player of the Year (1): 2012-13
spurspinter1
Steve Carr
Let's hope the big clubs were looking at him tonight :-"
Even with the late match winning goals I'm not seeing him play to anywhere near what I'd consider his potential but I don't know why. Maybe it is fatigue as we've all seen how impressive his running stats have been but his touch like many players was below par today, although United's pressing was impressive.
It's a tad concerning as with Chadli away, Eriksen looking tired and Lamela injured most likely taking him a while to get back up to speed once he returns it's hard to see where the creativity or even flash of brilliance is going to come from as Kane won't do it week in week out.
Edit: oops, thought this was the Eriksen thread for some reason..
greatwhitenorf
Edgar Davids
I think Superted was employing a wonderful mechanism of communication called 'irony'.
Like 'truth' in times of war, it's become a casualty of digitized communications. If he'd said that in a pub and let out a snicker behind his pint glass, you'd have grasped it better. But here, in the arid environs of an on-line forum, it's shrivelled and died within seconds of its utterance.
But you weren't to know that because there isn't a keyboard symbol for 'snicker', is there? Good job with the stats, though.
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Superted
Jonathan Woodgate
Not really.
Pre-Spurs, the clue is in West Ham.
Post-Spurs and while the club he plays for has achieved great things, but I don't think Carrick personally has fulfilled his potential.
He's been behind Barry, Parker and Walcott for international caps, didn't make the last WC squad and only ever played one WC game.
I don't think he'll go down as one of Man U's greats.
So in that, I don't think he's pushed on from when he left us and is still a good player but not great. I.e. Stagnated.
Pre-Spurs, the clue is in West Ham.
Post-Spurs and while the club he plays for has achieved great things, but I don't think Carrick personally has fulfilled his potential.
He's been behind Barry, Parker and Walcott for international caps, didn't make the last WC squad and only ever played one WC game.
I don't think he'll go down as one of Man U's greats.
So in that, I don't think he's pushed on from when he left us and is still a good player but not great. I.e. Stagnated.
That's not really his fault, he should have been in ahead of one of the two golden boys Lampard and Gerrard.