giuseppe rossi is the best striker in the world

mauro=beast wrote:

Fine Shagger wrote:He plays in La Liga so I approve.

"hes to small to play in epl against those big muscled african defenders"

sounds like a gay porn flick.

This thread is a load of shite

Mauro and Polska are idiots.

Danny wrote:This thread is a load of shite

Mauro and Polska are idiots.

Actually, I think people misunderstood me. They think I said that English coaches train youth to break opponents bones or something?

That's pretty much what you said tbh

i think polska is a breath of fresh air.

I for one would like to lick his anus ring.

fergiesrednose wrote:i think polska is a breath of fresh air.

I for one would like to lick his anus ring.

You'd lick most peoples anus ring.

Polska's about as fresh as a fart, when it comes to English football he doesn't have a clue. Same with Mauro.

I don't have a clue?

Right then.

Not my fault you guys interpreted my post differently.

Danny wrote:

fergiesrednose wrote:i think polska is a breath of fresh air.

I for one would like to lick his anus ring.

You'd lick most peoples anus ring.

Polska's about as fresh as a fart, when it comes to English football he doesn't have a clue. Same with Mauro.

correct on all counts.

hows your ring?

Haaland had his leg broke by Keane on purpose.

fergiesrednose wrote:

Danny wrote:

fergiesrednose wrote:i think polska is a breath of fresh air.

I for one would like to lick his anus ring.

You'd lick most peoples anus ring.

Polska's about as fresh as a fart, when it comes to English football he doesn't have a clue. Same with Mauro.

correct on all counts.

hows your ring?

Surviving

mauro=beast wrote:

Fine Shagger wrote:

mauro=beast wrote:

Fine Shagger wrote:He plays in La Liga so I approve.

"hes to small to play in epl against those big muscled african defenders"

Yeah it's all well and good scoring goals but what if Shawcross shatters his legs, then how will he score?

that is why he should stay away frm those british leagues

player like shawcross are instruct by their coaches to play dirty if they are incapable of keeping up with the skillful small players

as the saying goes in england

"if you cant beat him, foul him and hope for an injury"

After Spurs v Milan I'd say thats more of an Italian saying. They couldn't beat us so pushed us around like thugs and Flamini could've broken Corluka's leg and Gattuso pushing everyone around like he's all that, what a twat.

polska. wrote:Though Mauro is trolling, he has a point. English coaches train youth from very young age to be like Shawcross.

What do you mean like Shawcross?

Sir Alex saw his nationality as American and threw him out as fast as he could without even watching him

Tom wrote:Sir Alex saw his nationality as American and threw him out as fast as he could without even watching him

Was that why he signed Tim Howard and played him?

And dropped him after one mistake?

Scuba Steve wrote:And dropped him after one mistake?

Still signed him and played him regardless.. many keepers get dropped after mistakes and managers make mistakes by dropping players. I don't see them being American the reason for that though.. Howard is a great keeper no doubt about it, but Rossi wasn't ready for the Prem at the time and Fergie knew that. He made a mistake in letting Howard go in IMO but even the best managers make mistakes.

easley91 wrote:

Tom wrote:Sir Alex saw his nationality as American and threw him out as fast as he could without even watching him

Was that why he signed Tim Howard and played him?

He's played for Man utd 14 times, so if you can't understand sarcasm I pity you

Tom wrote:

easley91 wrote:

Tom wrote:Sir Alex saw his nationality as American and threw him out as fast as he could without even watching him

Was that why he signed Tim Howard and played him?

He's played for Man utd 14 times, so if you can't understand sarcasm I pity you

Hard to tell sarcasm on a forum where people make stupid comments, don't know when people are being serious or not. I'm sure I'm not the only one.

easley91 wrote:

Tom wrote:

easley91 wrote:

Tom wrote:Sir Alex saw his nationality as American and threw him out as fast as he could without even watching him

Was that why he signed Tim Howard and played him?

He's played for Man utd 14 times, so if you can't understand sarcasm I pity you

Hard to tell sarcasm on a forum where people make stupid comments, don't know when people are being serious or not. I'm sure I'm not the only one.

Yeh true but I did make it fairly obvious

Tom wrote:

easley91 wrote:

Tom wrote:

easley91 wrote:

Tom wrote:Sir Alex saw his nationality as American and threw him out as fast as he could without even watching him

Was that why he signed Tim Howard and played him?

He's played for Man utd 14 times, so if you can't understand sarcasm I pity you

Hard to tell sarcasm on a forum where people make stupid comments, don't know when people are being serious or not. I'm sure I'm not the only one.

Yeh true but I did make it fairly obvious

You did, I was just being an idiot, mis-reading it. My mistake!

polska. wrote:

Fanatic wrote:

polska. wrote:Though Mauro is trolling, he has a point. English coaches train youth from very young age to be like Shawcross.

Evidence please. I'm sure you've been to English youth training sessions? Ow you havent?.......

Read some of the reports Manchester City's Dutch coach (don't remember his name) wrote. He goes in detail about the various problems of training in England.

Wtf as that got to do with anything ?

Santa Cruz wrote:

polska. wrote:Though Mauro is trolling, he has a point. English coaches train youth from very young age to be like Shawcross.

What do you mean like Shawcross?

To be strong physical players. What else?

grenade187 wrote:

polska. wrote:

Fanatic wrote:

polska. wrote:Though Mauro is trolling, he has a point. English coaches train youth from very young age to be like Shawcross.

Evidence please. I'm sure you've been to English youth training sessions? Ow you havent?.......

Read some of the reports Manchester City's Dutch coach (don't remember his name) wrote. He goes in detail about the various problems of training in England.

Wtf as that got to do with anything ?

How does it not?

Polska that's bullshit, I've played against and with academy players in games and I've never heard this shit. The only thing remotely close to what you describe as english tactics are that I'm being told by my manager is to distribute the ball out wide.... ask Plan B about youth coaching, I've played on the tottenham ground and I've never witnessed a leg broken for atleast 6 years

You still don't get it.

English coaching emphasizes physical development. That does not mean legs being broken.

Defenders should be strong and physical. What's wrong with training them to tackle etc?

Fucking hell, bunch of European panzy cunts.

Big physical people has a correlation to causing injurys

There's simply less players with flare, and the ones who do have flare are told not to use it in matches

luke. wrote:Defenders should be strong and physical. What's wrong with training them to tackle etc?

What Luke said

luke. wrote:Defenders should be strong and physical. What's wrong with training them to tackle etc?

Fucking hell, bunch of European panzy cunts.

There is nothing wrong.

But players in other positions like in the midfield are trained similarly.

A typical english team in midfield usually has

The playmaker - closest to a playmaker
The holding midfielder - very aggressive
2 Wingers - Both fast
English tactics 101

All are told to keep it simple.. get it into the box ect... If Milner was back playing for an academy you wouldn't see him do his shitty step overs ever even if it meant he beat his man. You're taught to develop it but not use it *cough* J Cole *cough*