- Mar 4, 2005
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Don't get me wrong I loved Berbatov, Keane and Malbranque last year in their full swing, beautiful to watch and proud to watch, but have we all ready bought their replacements......
Berbatov again last year had a terrible start of the season, be nice to have a striker who plays at full speed for a full season, his ability is irreplaceable, but we didn't do too bad without him in Jols first full season.
Keane and Malbranque for me are clever players who would be absolute world beaters if they had some pace.
I think Modric will be a fine replacement for Malbranque as he has all the brains plus pace, plus more! hence why people brand him already as world class, which Malbranque has never been labeled.
Giovani while still young I think has enough quality to replace Keanes link-up play, he won't work as hard off the ball, but he has got great potential for the counter attack with his pace and skills. Mooted by Ronaldinho and Henry as world class in the making, something Keane rarely has been called.
Finally, Bent was bought for a lot of money, but what he has in the locker is enough to warrant it: goal scoring pedigree, powerful pace, aerial ability.
Keane Berbatov Malbranque or Giovani Bent Modric yep I would still opt for the experience of the former, but if they go I'm def not complaining if the money spent is spent on some decent CMs as the latter looks fresher, faster and the ability to open defenders right up, even better if we get a fully fit, raring to go Lennon too!
Coys
Berbatov again last year had a terrible start of the season, be nice to have a striker who plays at full speed for a full season, his ability is irreplaceable, but we didn't do too bad without him in Jols first full season.
Keane and Malbranque for me are clever players who would be absolute world beaters if they had some pace.
I think Modric will be a fine replacement for Malbranque as he has all the brains plus pace, plus more! hence why people brand him already as world class, which Malbranque has never been labeled.
Giovani while still young I think has enough quality to replace Keanes link-up play, he won't work as hard off the ball, but he has got great potential for the counter attack with his pace and skills. Mooted by Ronaldinho and Henry as world class in the making, something Keane rarely has been called.
Finally, Bent was bought for a lot of money, but what he has in the locker is enough to warrant it: goal scoring pedigree, powerful pace, aerial ability.
Keane Berbatov Malbranque or Giovani Bent Modric yep I would still opt for the experience of the former, but if they go I'm def not complaining if the money spent is spent on some decent CMs as the latter looks fresher, faster and the ability to open defenders right up, even better if we get a fully fit, raring to go Lennon too!
Coys