Players who..

Are good for country but cant do it consistently at club level

Klose
Podolski
Keane
Robinho


Anymore?

David Healy?

Healy. Well he was, he's shit for NI too now.

Smolarek - though he was fucking great in the Bundesliga

isnt robinho just as good for milan as he is for brazil?

Crouch, he has an excellent record for England but is rubbish for every club he has ever played for thats why they always sell him.

Abou Diaby, although he plays in a more preffered role for France than he does for us, when he's on the pitch of course.

Steadman wrote:Abou Diaby, although he plays in a more preffered role for France than he does for us, when he's on the pitch of course.

Diaby is a total fucking beast for France

Mutant123 wrote:Crouch, he has an excellent record for England but is rubbish for every club he has ever played for thats why they always sell him.

Most of his english goals came against bad countries. The thing with Crouch is, you know what you're getting, a big guy who is hard to defend and who will win headers and not much else. He's helpful in some situations then other times when we spend a whole game crossing it in to him and he does nothing it is like "why is he even on the pitch?"

Giovanni Dos Santos?

Robbie Keane

Cam wrote:Robbie Keane

Is in sean's post..

Kuled wrote:

Cam wrote:Robbie Keane

Is in sean's post..

Alright dickhead, i just noticed.

Odemwingie, Bosingwa, Stern John and Luton Shelton.

Ricardo wrote:Odemwingie, Bosingwa, Stern John and Luton Shelton.

How good is he for Nigeria? (I think it's nigeria.)

Ricardo wrote:Odemwingie, Bosingwa, Stern John and Luton Shelton.

That is one of the worst posts I have ever seen

Odemwingie scored like 15 goals in the league last season, Pretty much kept them up.

@Cam Odemwingie's fantastic for Nigeria, pretty much every attack is built through him. You clearly don't watch Nigeria Jela.

Klose has scored 20+ goals in a season before; the point is he doesn't recreate his form from his national side consistently. Well done for making a judgement off one good season though.

Jord wrote:Giovanni Dos Santos?

Bingo.

Gio was very good for Racing last year.

Fine Shagger wrote:Gio was very good for Racing last year.

Yeah, I agree. He's a fantastic player for both club and country.

Cam wrote:

Kuled wrote:

Cam wrote:Robbie Keane

Is in sean's post..

Alright dickhead, i just noticed.

boohoo

Gio Dos Santos

Ricardo wrote:@Cam Odemwingie's fantastic for Nigeria, pretty much every attack is built through him. You clearly don't watch Nigeria Jela.

Klose has scored 20+ goals in a season before; the point is he doesn't recreate his form from his national side consistently. Well done for making a judgement off one good season though.

He is amazing for WB as well.

Klose was amazing for Werder Bremen, scored over 30 goals in one season and is on this list. The point is the players listed here are inconsistent for clubs (i.e have very few seasons that match their national side performances).

I'm talking about Odemwingie.

Ricardo wrote:Klose was amazing for Werder Bremen, scored over 30 goals in one season and is on this list. The point is the players listed here are inconsistent for clubs (i.e have very few seasons that match their national side performances).

Thing is.. that was 5 years ago.

I'd say 11 goals in 2 seasons at club level, while scoring 1 less goal for Germany last year earns him a place in this.

Jelavic18|RFC wrote:I'm talking about Odemwingie.

I used Klose as an example because he played even better than Odemwingie. I watch virtually every Nigeria game He has rarely reproduced his form for Nigeria for a club, I'd say he's done it at Lille in one season and West Brom and that's it.

Just out of curiosity, have you ever watched Odemwingie play for Nigeria?

Efrain Juarez. Brilliant for Mexico average for Pumas and non existent for Celtic.

Ché Guayaba wrote:Efrain Juarez. Brilliant for Mexico average for Pumas and non existent for Celtic.

Barrera?

Odemwingie isn't bad for West Brom though, that's the point he is making.