There's only 1 Keaneo! (Robbie)

[yanno]

Berbati - thank you for that! Feeding some good info into the Spurs database. :up:

I'm highly amused that Voronin ended up at Liverpool where, so far, he manages to make Kuyt look prolific! mg:

I'm not surprized Berba did an excellent job as a lone striker for Bayer. But, as you suggest, it's not ideal and it must lead a player to burn out physically.

When you have two top players like Berba and Keano who've developed a good understanding, I think you must AUTOMATICALLY end up creating more chances than if you have two players who don't really understand each other.

 

[Berbati]

Berbati - thank you for that! Feeding some good info in the Spurs database. :up:

I'm highly amused that Voronin ended up at Liverpool where, so far, he manages to make Kuyt look prolific! mg:

I'm not surprized Berba did an excellent job as a lone striker for Bayer. But, as you suggest, it's not ideal and it must lead a player to burn out physically.

When you have two top players like Berba and Keano who've developed a good understanding, I think you must AUTOMATICALLY end up creating more chances than if you have two players who don't really understand each other.

That's true :rofl:

I argued once with Joey55 (where is that man :roll about Rafa but I'm ready to admit now that Joey had a point: Rafa is far from being talented when it comes to select players.

 

[yanno]

That's true :rofl:

I argued once with Joey55 (where is that man :roll about Rafa but I'm ready to admit now that Joey had a point: Rafa is far from being talented when it comes to select players.

I argued the same point with Spurs Community's "Juande_Ramos", who is a big fan of Rafa. SC JR finally conceded that Benitez was a very poor judge of a player.

In fact, in hindsight, Benitez seems to have signed Kuyt precisely because Jol wanted him. For his next party trick, Rafa signed the "wrong" striker from Leverkusen - ie he signed Voronin instead of Berbatov. All I can say is "Gracias, Rafa!" :grin:

 

[tommo84]

If Keano was English then the press in this country would link him with the top sides in Europe in much the same way they do with Berba.

Love him, pure and simple. That hug still gets me.

 

[don1]

If Keano was English then the press in this country would link him with the top sides in Europe in much the same way they do with Berba.

Love him, pure and simple. That hug still gets me.

true i dont think he gets as much credit he deserves legend of WHL for me

 

[antiloqus]

If Keano was English then the press in this country would link him with the top sides in Europe in much the same way they do with Berba.

I dont think his nationality has anything to do with it. Keano has absolutely no reason to leave, he possibly loves us more that we love him & he is practicly our captain at the moment while Ledley is on the mend. thats the reason why in my opinion.

 

[eViL]

The title of this thread is so utterly ridiculously funny, I can't think of anything remotely sarcastic to amplify it's hilarity..

 

[Jinx the Cat]

Seeing Robbies reaction and animation while lifting the cup brought home how much it means to win a trophy.

In that moment all the silly things about players wages, Wags, their behaviour were forgotten as Robbie reminded everyone that football is childhood dreams, about lifting trophies at Wembley - in that moment you saw all the years of wanting and trying coming together - and it was effing magic!!!

Robbie Keane - YOU are a Spurs legend.

 

[Chaplain]

I can't think of any stand-out spurs WAGs...at all. Thank fuck for that, too.

 

[C0YS]

I remember Robbie Keane virtually in tears biting his nails before the final wistle..For me that shows he is a true legend of the lane!!

 

[Berbati]

I remember Robbie Keane virtually in tears biting his nails before the final wistle..For me that shows he is a true legend of the lane!!

scoring 100 goals is not enough to be a true legend

but scoring 100 and biting one's nails is :lol:

interesting :lol:

 

[C0YS]

scoring 100 goals is not enough to be a true legend

but scoring 100 and biting one's nails is :lol:

interesting :lol:

sort off. To be a legend you have to symbolise tottenham.
For me this is proof he loves tottenham. and loving the club is almost as important as playing well for the club!

 

[Berbati]

sort off. To be a legend you have to symbolise tottenham.
For me this is proof he loves tottenham. and loving the club is almost as important as playing well for the club!

exactly that special connection between biting one's nails and loving a club is interesting coys :lol:

don't take it personally, i understand what you mean :up:

 

[sundancer]

He'd possibly up front with Jimmy G, in our best ever XI. Only possibly but still thats impressive.

Sorry Keane is a great player, but Jimmy was the best ever.

 

[C0YS]

exactly that special connection between biting one's nails and loving a club is interesting coys :lol:

don't take it personally, i understand what you mean :up:

Did you see him, He was litrally in tears, tears of joy, you dont see that happen, well lets say when chelsea win the cup. Or Man U, or even Boro a couple years back!!

 

[tippspur59]

keano is a legand, no doubt about it.:bowdown::bowdown::bowdown:

 

[lukespurs7]

Loved the way Keaneo virtually took the trophy off Leadly, classic

In terms of our best strikers ever. Greavies no.1 no doubt other ahead of Keane may be:Lineker,Allen,Chivers,Sheringham and thats it. I don't think Klinsman can claim to be ahead of Keane as much as he was popular i don't think he's as much of a club legend and so yea in terms of all of our strikers ever Keane has to be in the top8 and possibly the top6.

Love him!

 

[LadieK]

I love Keano, not just because of Sunday, it has always been apparent to me that he loves Spurs. Sunday showed me that that cup meant more to him than any other player, he just couldn't contain his happiness and it was emotional to see!

The way he ran up to Berba, if you watch it Berba hugs him just like he hugs Berba - they clearly love playing together and have a great partnership. I think that they are going to take the footballing world by storm, and I don't say that lightly. We are under the right Manager now and the team are so close.

Seeing how much winning means to players like Keano makes me so happy, he plays his heart out for the team I love, and Sunday made him as happy as I was. That's how it should be, that's when a player isn't just getting paid to do a job, he's fulfilling a dream.

"We all dream of a team of Robbie Keanes.................."

 

[N17_NEVERARED]

Keano!

 

[SpurSince57]

Loved the way Keaneo virtually took the trophy off Leadly, classic

In terms of our best strikers ever. Greavies no.1 no doubt other ahead of Keane may be:Lineker,Allen,Chivers,Sheringham and thats it. I don't think Klinsman can claim to be ahead of Keane as much as he was popular i don't think he's as much of a club legend and so yea in terms of all of our strikers ever Keane has to be in the top8 and possibly the top6.

Love him!

Bobby Smith? Cliff Jones (who wasn't a striker, but scored a shedload of goals nevertheless)? Alan Gilzean? Len Duquemin? George Hunt? Ted Harper? Johnny Morrison? (The last three were pre-WWII, but that counts, doesn't it?)