Edin Dzeko

[Corky]

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Look what happened when Adebyebye went to spuds..it nearly came back to bite us..do you really want Dzeko at Spuds??[/quote]

We won the league! Then when they bought him he did nothing.

 

[samharris]

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Look what happened when Adebyebye went to spuds..it nearly came back to bite us..do you really want Dzeko at Spuds??

We won the league! Then when they bought him he did nothing.[/quote]
And who helped us win the league??

 

[Puppet Master Silva]

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Look what happened when Adebyebye went to spuds..it nearly came back to bite us..do you really want Dzeko at Spuds??

We won the league! Then when they bought him he did nothing.

And who helped us win the league??[/quote]

Joleon Lescott, does that mean we shouldn't sell him to Newcastle/Everton?

 

[oakiecokie]

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Look what happened when Adebyebye went to spuds..it nearly came back to bite us..do you really want Dzeko at Spuds??

We won the league! Then when they bought him he did nothing.

And who helped us win the league??[/quote]

Hahahaaaaaa.Not fucking him !!!
However during the 2010–11 season, Adebayor fell down the pecking order at Manchester City following the club purchasing Edin Džeko with Carlos Tévez and Mario Balotelli also being chosen ahead of him. In August 2011, Roberto Mancini confirmed that Adebayor, along with Craig Bellamy, were no longer part of his plans and could leave Manchester City.

 

[Corky]

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Look what happened when Adebyebye went to spuds..it nearly came back to bite us..do you really want Dzeko at Spuds??

We won the league! Then when they bought him he did nothing.

And who helped us win the league??[/quote]


Newcastle mainly with Wigan, Blackburn and Everton but Chelsea Liverpool and Stoke also helped.

 

[Brendan110_0]

We need 4 top strikers to win trophies at home and abroad, Dzeko is 1 of 4 and will get his fair share of goals and games. Try supporting players for a change, I know it's hard after years of misery but give it a go and enjoy the ride.

 

[taconinja]

Nice to see him get brace yesterday....another interesting article:



Roma are also chasing a striker this season, having lost last season’s top scorer Dani Osvaldo to Southampton during the summer, and failing in their attempts to sign Demba Ba from Chelsea.

Dzeko may find the slower pace of the Italian game is better suited to his talents, and it is thought that the tall attacker may favour a move to Serie A if Roma make a suitable offer to City, who themselves would prefer to avoid selling to a rival.

The City front-man may also be interested to join a club on the up, with Roma enjoying a highly impressive start to the season in Serie A with seven wins out of seven so far under new manager Rudi Garcia.

Dzeko previously won the Premier League title with City in 2012, and could be another good recruit by the Roman side as they chase glory in their league this year.

De Rossi thrown in? ;)

I realize I might be accused of overrating a player from my nation, but Michael Bradley could be a tidy player in midfield. Very intelligent.

 

[samharris]

Look what happened when Adebyebye went to spuds..it nearly came back to bite us..do you really want Dzeko at Spuds??

We won the league! Then when they bought him he did nothing.

And who helped us win the league??

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-- Sat Oct 12, 2013 5:24 pm --

Look what happened when Adebyebye went to spuds..it nearly came back to bite us..do you really want Dzeko at Spuds??

We won the league! Then when they bought him he did nothing.

And who helped us win the league??

Hahahaaaaaa.Not fucking him !!!
However during the 2010–11 season, Adebayor fell down the pecking order at Manchester City following the club purchasing Edin Džeko with Carlos Tévez and Mario Balotelli also being chosen ahead of him. In August 2011, Roberto Mancini confirmed that Adebayor, along with Craig Bellamy, were no longer part of his plans and could leave Manchester City.[/quote]

Im talking about Dzeko.

 

[noise]

Dzeko scoring 2 against Lichenstein doesn't make him better than Negredo, who came on as a sub and managed to score himself.

Scoring the first goal is always harder, especially against teams who park the bus, once the opponent comes out of their bunker they are easier to score against. Negredo scored when Spain was up. Dzeko scored the 1st goal and another.

Dzeko scored 2 against Greece as well, which are notoriously difficult to score against as they play a very boring defensive type game. Only Belgium and Spain have conceded less goals than Greece in the qualifiers (Euro zone). And half of those goals came from Dzeko.

edit: missed Spain who also only conceded 3 just like Belgium.

 

[samharris]

Dzeko scoring 2 against Lichenstein doesn't make him better than Negredo, who came on as a sub and managed to score himself.

Scoring the first goal is always harder, especially against teams who park the bus, once the opponent comes out of their bunker they are easier to score against. Negredo scored when Spain was up. Dzeko scored the 1st goal and another.

Dzeko scored 2 against Greece as well, which are notoriously difficult to score against as they play a very boring defensive type game. Only Belgium has conceded less goals than Greece in the qualifiers (Euro zone). And half of those goals came from Dzeko.

:) ^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^

 

[pudge]

Dzeko scoring 2 against Lichenstein doesn't make him better than Negredo, who came on as a sub and managed to score himself.

Scoring the first goal is always harder, especially against teams who park the bus, once the opponent comes out of their bunker they are easier to score against. Negredo scored when Spain was up. Dzeko scored the 1st goal and another.

Dzeko scored 2 against Greece as well, which are notoriously difficult to score against as they play a very boring defensive type game. Only Belgium and Spain have conceded less goals than Greece in the qualifiers (Euro zone). And half of those goals came from Dzeko.

edit: missed Spain who also only conceded 3 just like Belgium.

And Southampton have conceded just 2 goals, and have proven to be very difficult to score past, this season and half of those goals came from Nathan Redmond.

Or better yet, Norwich scored half of them as Redmond didn't take them on all on his own.

Also, I doubt Greece set up to park the bus against Bosnia tbf.

 

[noise]

Dzeko scoring 2 against Lichenstein doesn't make him better than Negredo, who came on as a sub and managed to score himself.

Scoring the first goal is always harder, especially against teams who park the bus, once the opponent comes out of their bunker they are easier to score against. Negredo scored when Spain was up. Dzeko scored the 1st goal and another.

Dzeko scored 2 against Greece as well, which are notoriously difficult to score against as they play a very boring defensive type game. Only Belgium and Spain have conceded less goals than Greece in the qualifiers (Euro zone). And half of those goals came from Dzeko.

edit: missed Spain who also only conceded 3 just like Belgium.

And Southampton have conceded just 2 goals, and have proven to be very difficult to score past, this season and half of those goals came from Nathan Redmond.

Or better yet, Norwich scored half of them as Redmond didn't take them on all on his own.

Great, are we really comparing a competition that just started to an almost finished competition I was talking about? And since we're talking about PL, it's a known fact that Dzeko's goals last season netted most league points in the team. Which is a perfect indicator of who scores heaviest goals.

Also, I doubt Greece set up to park the bus against Bosnia tbf.

You must not follow international soccer much? Parking the bus and hoping for counter attacks and goals from dead balls is how Greece plays.

They have scored 10 goals (technically 9 when you consider the own goal vs Slovakia). Compared to Bosnia's 29 against the same opposition. They even played like this against Liechtenstein. Why wouldn't they do that against one of the most attacking oriented sides in Europe (Bosnia)?

 

[pudge]

Scoring the first goal is always harder, especially against teams who park the bus, once the opponent comes out of their bunker they are easier to score against. Negredo scored when Spain was up. Dzeko scored the 1st goal and another.

Dzeko scored 2 against Greece as well, which are notoriously difficult to score against as they play a very boring defensive type game. Only Belgium and Spain have conceded less goals than Greece in the qualifiers (Euro zone). And half of those goals came from Dzeko.

edit: missed Spain who also only conceded 3 just like Belgium.

And Southampton have conceded just 2 goals, and have proven to be very difficult to score past, this season and half of those goals came from Nathan Redmond.

Or better yet, Norwich scored half of them as Redmond didn't take them on all on his own.

Great, are we really comparing a competition that just started to an almost finished competition I was talking about? And since we're talking about PL, it's a known fact that Dzeko's goals last season netted most league points in the team.

Also, I doubt Greece set up to park the bus against Bosnia tbf.

You must not follow international soccer much? Parking the bus and hoping for counter attacks and goals from dead balls is how Greece plays.

They have scored 10 goals (technically 9 when you consider the own goal vs Slovakia). Compared to Bosnia's 29. They even played like this against Liechtenstein. Why wouldn't they do that against one of the most attacking oriented sides in Europe (Bosnia)?

No, I don't follow the Greece national team that much unfortunately often when the international break is on I focus on my own country. Although, your ability to deduce how they play explains a bit at least. Going down to 10 men in the above match may have played a part in any tactics though..

And I'm merely showing how the "statistic" if you could call it that, that you presented regarding 2 of Edin's international goals is nothing spectacular, Bosnia must have played rather well against Greece as a team and he was able to contribute and benefit, I'm trying to emphasis the team effort in such a feat (scoring past a stingy defence).

Your point about Edin and winning points is almost too random and seems rather a desperate attempt to squeeze it in. Almost as if you had been sitting on that for a while.

 

[noise]

And Southampton have conceded just 2 goals, and have proven to be very difficult to score past, this season and half of those goals came from Nathan Redmond.

Or better yet, Norwich scored half of them as Redmond didn't take them on all on his own.

Great, are we really comparing a competition that just started to an almost finished competition I was talking about? And since we're talking about PL, it's a known fact that Dzeko's goals last season netted most league points in the team.

Also, I doubt Greece set up to park the bus against Bosnia tbf.

You must not follow international soccer much? Parking the bus and hoping for counter attacks and goals from dead balls is how Greece plays.

They have scored 10 goals (technically 9 when you consider the own goal vs Slovakia). Compared to Bosnia's 29. They even played like this against Liechtenstein. Why wouldn't they do that against one of the most attacking oriented sides in Europe (Bosnia)?

No, I don't follow the Greece national team that much unfortunately often when the international break is on I focus on my own country. Although, your ability to deduce how they play explains a bit at least.

And I'm merely showing how the "statistic" if you could call it that, that you presented regarding 2 of Edin's international goals is nothing spectacular, Bosnia must have played rather well against Greece as a team and he was able to contribute and benefit, I'm trying to emphasis the team effort in such a feat (scoring past a stingy defence).

Your point about Edin and winning points is almost too random and seems rather a desperate attempt to squeeze it in.

My post started as a response to someone who was deriding Dzeko's accomplishments in WC qualifiers (Euro zone). I am supporting my point with the examples of Dzeko scoring heavy goals even against tough defensive opposition like Greece and he's been doing the same for City. Nothing random about mentioning PL and City as an example of Dzeko scoring heavy goals.

 

[pudge]

Great, are we really comparing a competition that just started to an almost finished competition I was talking about? And since we're talking about PL, it's a known fact that Dzeko's goals last season netted most league points in the team.

You must not follow international soccer much? Parking the bus and hoping for counter attacks and goals from dead balls is how Greece plays.

They have scored 10 goals (technically 9 when you consider the own goal vs Slovakia). Compared to Bosnia's 29. They even played like this against Liechtenstein. Why wouldn't they do that against one of the most attacking oriented sides in Europe (Bosnia)?

No, I don't follow the Greece national team that much unfortunately often when the international break is on I focus on my own country. Although, your ability to deduce how they play explains a bit at least.

And I'm merely showing how the "statistic" if you could call it that, that you presented regarding 2 of Edin's international goals is nothing spectacular, Bosnia must have played rather well against Greece as a team and he was able to contribute and benefit, I'm trying to emphasis the team effort in such a feat (scoring past a stingy defence).

Your point about Edin and winning points is almost too random and seems rather a desperate attempt to squeeze it in.

My post started as a response to someone who was deriding Dzeko's accomplishments in WC qualifiers (Euro zone). I am supporting my point with the examples of Dzeko scoring heavy goals even against tough defensive opposition like Greece and he's been doing the same for City. Nothing random about mentioning PL and City as an example of Dzeko scoring heavy goals.

I'm not familiar with the term "heavy goals" but I assume you mean important in which case I agree he has scored many at all levels.

But as often is said, a goal is a goal. I'm happy for Edin to be back amongst the goals and I'm also happy that Negredo is continuing his goal scoring form. Neither should be dealt with greater applause than the other, they both play for City but perspective from some is understandable but maybe not necessary.

Not all of this applies solely to yourself, I wish to stress.

 

[noise]

Heavy goals was a term used by David Platt last season when he talked about Edin Dzeko's contribution to the team. And you're correct it means important goals for the team. Or difficult goals which save the team points.

 

[Phil1]

No, I don't follow the Greece national team that much unfortunately often when the international break is on I focus on my own country. Although, your ability to deduce how they play explains a bit at least.

And I'm merely showing how the "statistic" if you could call it that, that you presented regarding 2 of Edin's international goals is nothing spectacular, Bosnia must have played rather well against Greece as a team and he was able to contribute and benefit, I'm trying to emphasis the team effort in such a feat (scoring past a stingy defence).

Your point about Edin and winning points is almost too random and seems rather a desperate attempt to squeeze it in.

My post started as a response to someone who was deriding Dzeko's accomplishments in WC qualifiers (Euro zone). I am supporting my point with the examples of Dzeko scoring heavy goals even against tough defensive opposition like Greece and he's been doing the same for City. Nothing random about mentioning PL and City as an example of Dzeko scoring heavy goals.

I'm not familiar with the term "heavy goals" but I assume you mean important in which case I agree he has scored many at all levels.

But as often is said, a goal is a goal. I'm happy for Edin to be back amongst the goals and I'm also happy that Negredo is continuing his goal scoring form. Neither should be dealt with greater applause than the other, they both play for City but perspective from some is understandable but maybe not necessary.

Not all of this applies solely to yourself, I wish to stress.

Haha! Everytime you bat one away pudge another turns up to take their place - there's no escape!

 

[samharris]

My post started as a response to someone who was deriding Dzeko's accomplishments in WC qualifiers (Euro zone). I am supporting my point with the examples of Dzeko scoring heavy goals even against tough defensive opposition like Greece and he's been doing the same for City. Nothing random about mentioning PL and City as an example of Dzeko scoring heavy goals.

I'm not familiar with the term "heavy goals" but I assume you mean important in which case I agree he has scored many at all levels.

But as often is said, a goal is a goal. I'm happy for Edin to be back amongst the goals and I'm also happy that Negredo is continuing his goal scoring form. Neither should be dealt with greater applause than the other, they both play for City but perspective from some is understandable but maybe not necessary.

Not all of this applies solely to yourself, I wish to stress.

Haha! Everytime you bat one away pudge another turns up to take their place - there's no escape!

Er hem !!

 

[Phil1]

I'm not familiar with the term "heavy goals" but I assume you mean important in which case I agree he has scored many at all levels.

But as often is said, a goal is a goal. I'm happy for Edin to be back amongst the goals and I'm also happy that Negredo is continuing his goal scoring form. Neither should be dealt with greater applause than the other, they both play for City but perspective from some is understandable but maybe not necessary.

Not all of this applies solely to yourself, I wish to stress.

Haha! Everytime you bat one away pudge another turns up to take their place - there's no escape!

Er hem !!

Right on cue Sam, on you go. :-)

 

[samharris]

Haha! Everytime you bat one away pudge another turns up to take their place - there's no escape!

Er hem !!

Right on cue Sam, on you go. :-)

I am and always will be unstoppable.. :)