ColinBellsjockstrap
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As per thread title...one that's never had any connection with Manchester City, either currently or in the past?
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Who is your favourite footballer?.(Manchester City excepted)
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Mayor West
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Re: Who is your favourite footballer?.(Manchester City excep
Zidane. The way he played the game was just so effortless. Anyone seen that docu about a game he played 'portrait of a genius' or something along those lines. Camera following just him in an arty kind of way, just showed how easy he found it all and how he was just going about his business as usual!
Zidane. The way he played the game was just so effortless. Anyone seen that docu about a game he played 'portrait of a genius' or something along those lines. Camera following just him in an arty kind of way, just showed how easy he found it all and how he was just going about his business as usual!
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Re: Who is your favourite footballer?.(Manchester City excep
Always wanted to be Claudio Gentile as a kid.
"Football is not for ballerinas"
Always wanted to be Claudio Gentile as a kid.
"Football is not for ballerinas"
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Re: Who is your favourite footballer?.(Manchester City excep
Johan Cruyff. I have always thought that the Ajax / Dutch Total Football system is the watershed between the old and the new. This season I think the way that Fernandinho drops in Vinnie's position when he surges forward can be traced back to Total Football but not before.
Johan Cruyff. I have always thought that the Ajax / Dutch Total Football system is the watershed between the old and the new. This season I think the way that Fernandinho drops in Vinnie's position when he surges forward can be traced back to Total Football but not before.
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Re: Who is your favourite footballer?.(Manchester City excep
Always had a lot of time for Zola. A fantastic player, and he seemed like a decent fella as well. Too nice a bloke for Chelsea!
Always had a lot of time for Zola. A fantastic player, and he seemed like a decent fella as well. Too nice a bloke for Chelsea!
KentBlue
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Re: Who is your favourite footballer?.(Manchester City excep
To be honest, it varies from day to day with me. But off the top of my head I'd say Dennis Bergkamp. He just oozed class.
To be honest, it varies from day to day with me. But off the top of my head I'd say Dennis Bergkamp. He just oozed class.
Re: Who is your favourite footballer?.(Manchester City excep
It was Zola that had a clear run on goal after a defender hurt himself and picked the ball up to signal medical staff over to help, correct? Classiest move I've ever seen.
For me it was Henry in his pomp. He just glided across the field, mesmerizing.
jimharri said:Always had a lot of time for Zola. A fantastic player, and he seemed like a decent fella as well. Too nice a bloke for Chelsea!
It was Zola that had a clear run on goal after a defender hurt himself and picked the ball up to signal medical staff over to help, correct? Classiest move I've ever seen.
For me it was Henry in his pomp. He just glided across the field, mesmerizing.
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Think that was di canio. He could have rolled it into an empty net after beating the keeper to the ball but the keeper landed awkwardly and was seriously injured. He picked up the ball and signalled for the medical staff.
acquiesce said:jimharri said:Always had a lot of time for Zola. A fantastic player, and he seemed like a decent fella as well. Too nice a bloke for Chelsea!
It was Zola that had a clear run on goal after a defender hurt himself and picked the ball up to signal medical staff over to help, correct? Classiest move I've ever seen.
For me it was Henry in his pomp. He just glided across the field, mesmerizing.
Think that was di canio. He could have rolled it into an empty net after beating the keeper to the ball but the keeper landed awkwardly and was seriously injured. He picked up the ball and signalled for the medical staff.