Chelsea again?

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If Arsenal get Batista or Jenas... then Arsenal...

Otherwise... South London!


"Eduardo Liguori" <eduliguori@yahoo.com.br> wrote in message
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> I've been following all signings and don't see any club changing much, at
> first sight The Blues are the strongest pack again, the addition of SWP
> gives us the remaining link at midfield as Duff played a lot out of
> position last season. Del Horno is not such good as the value paid for
> him, and Crespo back is a big question mark.
> Arsenal will bet on youth, and they have tradition to be bigger then what
> we see, so depending on injuries they will be there.
> Manchester haven't changed either, but with RvN back on form and Rooney
> more mature we have the 3 only clubs that can really achieve.
> Liverpool have strenght their squad, and UCL glory might give a push,
> however I don't see them good enough for the title. Specially based on
> their defence problems.
> Pls send your comments.
>
> P.S. - I'm on good sense, this is not to tease anybody, but to hear how
> do you see next season prospects.
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Em Wed, 27 Jul 2005 08:32:21 +0100, Toby Briggs <toby.briggs@gmail.com>
escreveu:

> Eduardo Liguori wrote:
>> I've been following all signings and don't see any club changing much,
>> at first sight The Blues are the strongest pack again, the addition of
>> SWP gives us the remaining link at midfield as Duff played a lot out
>> of position last season. Del Horno is not such good as the value paid
>> for him, and Crespo back is a big question mark.
>> Arsenal will bet on youth, and they have tradition to be bigger then
>> what we see, so depending on injuries they will be there.
>> Manchester haven't changed either, but with RvN back on form and
>> Rooney more mature we have the 3 only clubs that can really achieve.
>> Liverpool have strenght their squad, and UCL glory might give a push,
>> however I don't see them good enough for the title. Specially based on
>> their defence problems.
>> Pls send your comments.
>> P.S. - I'm on good sense, this is not to tease anybody, but to hear
>> how do you see next season prospects.
>
> Well, add to the mighty Blues squad the possibility of Shevchenko - then
> I think we'd have a great chance again!
>

I don't believe he is coming, however somebody might be signed as it seems
#7 is still reserved :-)


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Em Wed, 27 Jul 2005 13:55:48 +0100, none <<""j"@(none)">> escreveu:

> Eduardo Liguori wrote:
>> Em Wed, 27 Jul 2005 08:32:21 +0100, Toby Briggs
>> <toby.briggs@gmail.com> escreveu:
>>
>>> Eduardo Liguori wrote:
>>>
>>>> I've been following all signings and don't see any club changing
>>>> much, at first sight The Blues are the strongest pack again, the
>>>> addition of SWP gives us the remaining link at midfield as Duff
>>>> played a lot out of position last season. Del Horno is not such
>>>> good as the value paid for him, and Crespo back is a big question
>>>> mark.
>>>> Arsenal will bet on youth, and they have tradition to be bigger then
>>>> what we see, so depending on injuries they will be there.
>>>> Manchester haven't changed either, but with RvN back on form and
>>>> Rooney more mature we have the 3 only clubs that can really achieve.
>>>> Liverpool have strenght their squad, and UCL glory might give a
>>>> push, however I don't see them good enough for the title. Specially
>>>> based on their defence problems.
>>>> Pls send your comments.
>>>> P.S. - I'm on good sense, this is not to tease anybody, but to
>>>> hear how do you see next season prospects.
>>>
>>>
>>> Well, add to the mighty Blues squad the possibility of Shevchenko -
>>> then I think we'd have a great chance again!
>>>
>> I don't believe he is coming, however somebody might be signed as it
>> seems #7 is still reserved :-)
>>
>
> Essien, should be a done deal by the end of this week, French league
> starts this weekend

hopefully as Makelele won't last forever :-)

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Eduardo Liguori wrote:
> Em Wed, 27 Jul 2005 13:55:48 +0100, none <<""j"@(none)">> escreveu:
>
>> Eduardo Liguori wrote:
>>
>>> Em Wed, 27 Jul 2005 08:32:21 +0100, Toby Briggs
>>> <toby.briggs@gmail.com> escreveu:
>>>
>>>> Eduardo Liguori wrote:
>>>>
>>>>> I've been following all signings and don't see any club changing
>>>>> much, at first sight The Blues are the strongest pack again, the
>>>>> addition of SWP gives us the remaining link at midfield as Duff
>>>>> played a lot out of position last season. Del Horno is not such
>>>>> good as the value paid for him, and Crespo back is a big
>>>>> question mark.
>>>>> Arsenal will bet on youth, and they have tradition to be bigger
>>>>> then what we see, so depending on injuries they will be there.
>>>>> Manchester haven't changed either, but with RvN back on form and
>>>>> Rooney more mature we have the 3 only clubs that can really achieve.
>>>>> Liverpool have strenght their squad, and UCL glory might give a
>>>>> push, however I don't see them good enough for the title.
>>>>> Specially based on their defence problems.
>>>>> Pls send your comments.
>>>>> P.S. - I'm on good sense, this is not to tease anybody, but to
>>>>> hear how do you see next season prospects.
>>>>
>>>>
>>>>
>>>> Well, add to the mighty Blues squad the possibility of Shevchenko -
>>>> then I think we'd have a great chance again!
>>>>
>>> I don't believe he is coming, however somebody might be signed as
>>> it seems #7 is still reserved :-)
>>>
>>
>> Essien, should be a done deal by the end of this week, French league
>> starts this weekend
>
>
> hopefully as Makelele won't last forever :-)
>

Yeah, I think they've got a better squad then last year, more depth in
the wings, an actual goalscorer up front in Crespo (I thought Drogba did
OK, considering his injuries, but if the top scorer of your team is a
midfield player, you know your strikers have to score more), Mourinho
last season mostly played with just Drogba up front, but now with Crespo
here, he may have 2 up front:

Drogba Crespo

Robben/Cole Lampard Makelele/Essien SWP/Duff

Horno/Bridge Terry Carvalho/Huth Ferreira/Gallas

Ceh/Cuducini

Only problem I see is if both Drogba and Crespo get injured, who have
they got up front?

Is Veron still on loan at Inter does anyone know?

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Em Wed, 27 Jul 2005 15:14:04 +0100, none <<""j"@(none)">> escreveu:

> Eduardo Liguori wrote:
>> Em Wed, 27 Jul 2005 13:55:48 +0100, none <<""j"@(none)">> escreveu:
>>
>>> Eduardo Liguori wrote:
>>>
>>>> Em Wed, 27 Jul 2005 08:32:21 +0100, Toby Briggs
>>>> <toby.briggs@gmail.com> escreveu:
>>>>
>>>>> Eduardo Liguori wrote:
>>>>>
>>>>>> I've been following all signings and don't see any club changing
>>>>>> much, at first sight The Blues are the strongest pack again, the
>>>>>> addition of SWP gives us the remaining link at midfield as Duff
>>>>>> played a lot out of position last season. Del Horno is not such
>>>>>> good as the value paid for him, and Crespo back is a big
>>>>>> question mark.
>>>>>> Arsenal will bet on youth, and they have tradition to be bigger
>>>>>> then what we see, so depending on injuries they will be there.
>>>>>> Manchester haven't changed either, but with RvN back on form and
>>>>>> Rooney more mature we have the 3 only clubs that can really
>>>>>> achieve.
>>>>>> Liverpool have strenght their squad, and UCL glory might give a
>>>>>> push, however I don't see them good enough for the title.
>>>>>> Specially based on their defence problems.
>>>>>> Pls send your comments.
>>>>>> P.S. - I'm on good sense, this is not to tease anybody, but to
>>>>>> hear how do you see next season prospects.
>>>>>
>>>>>
>>>>>
>>>>> Well, add to the mighty Blues squad the possibility of Shevchenko -
>>>>> then I think we'd have a great chance again!
>>>>>
>>>> I don't believe he is coming, however somebody might be signed as
>>>> it seems #7 is still reserved :-)
>>>>
>>>
>>> Essien, should be a done deal by the end of this week, French league
>>> starts this weekend
>> hopefully as Makelele won't last forever :-)
>>
>
> Yeah, I think they've got a better squad then last year, more depth in
> the wings, an actual goalscorer up front in Crespo (I thought Drogba did
> OK, considering his injuries, but if the top scorer of your team is a
> midfield player, you know your strikers have to score more), Mourinho
> last season mostly played with just Drogba up front, but now with Crespo
> here, he may have 2 up front:
>
> Drogba Crespo
>
> Robben/Cole Lampard Makelele/Essien SWP/Duff
>
> Horno/Bridge Terry Carvalho/Huth Ferreira/Gallas
>
> Ceh/Cuducini
>
> Only problem I see is if both Drogba and Crespo get injured, who have
> they got up front?
>
> Is Veron still on loan at Inter does anyone know?

Veron was sold to Inter.
And as I see Mourinho will bet on Eidur and Carlton only.
Unless the chess game is on and a striker will arrive before the window
closes, what would be smart as every club have inflationed the market
waiting for Abramovic money!
Regarding tactics I don't really know if Mourinho will play a flat 442, if
so the team shall be very similar to what you say above, but maybe he will
do a 4-4-1-1 with Eidur as pivot and only one striker.


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Eduardo Liguori wrote:

> Em Wed, 27 Jul 2005 13:55:48 +0100, none <<""j"@(none)">> escreveu:
>
> > Essien, should be a done deal by the end of this week, French league
> > starts this weekend
>
> hopefully as Makelele won't last forever :-)

But Essien plays at right back or right midfield. I do not think I have
seen/heard him play as an anchor before. But then, I have not had a single
football match watched on my or any googlebox for a long while now.

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Eduardo Liguori wrote:

> Em Wed, 27 Jul 2005 16:04:47 +0200, Sunhill <TheGodOfFm@myhome.no>
> escreveu:
> > No, Liverpool haven`t changed much....12 players out, 7 players
>
> strong remark, but I don't see any BIG signings, as the likes of Zenden,
> Crouch, Reina, Sissoko aren't enough to make you greater.

'Pool has signed Crouch? Mr. I-am-the-biggest-lump-of-them-all Crouch (took me
5 secs to put in all the hyphens)? What the heck-sky?

Is Reina the Claudio Reina of Bundesliga fame or another one?
Sissoko is damn good if given the licence to hold the midfield and pass as he
wants to. He was one of the most promising players at Valencia in seasons
past. Has great composure, tackling and reads the game well.

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On Wed, 27 Jul 2005 16:18:07 +0200, Eduardo Liguori
<eduliguori@yahoo.com.br> wrote:

> Em Wed, 27 Jul 2005 16:04:47 +0200, Sunhill <TheGodOfFm@myhome.no>
> escreveu:
>
>> On Tue, 26 Jul 2005 22:22:17 +0200, Eduardo Liguori
>> <eduliguori@yahoo.com.br> wrote:
>>
>>> I've been following all signings and don't see any club changing much,
>>
>>
>> No, Liverpool haven`t changed much....12 players out, 7 players
>> in...ahem..Not that they can beat the top 2 this season though. 37
>> points behind last season is a lot, and chelsea aren`t that much worse
>> off altough liverpool do have a stronger side this year than last (more
>> quality players, making the a league-team instead of just a cup-team).
>
> Honestly I've started considering only the first 3 clubs, when talking
> about Liverpool that actually signed a lot of players I should made a
> strong remark, but I don't see any BIG signings, as the likes of Zenden,
> Crouch, Reina, Sissoko aren't enough to make you greater.
> Of course Pool is a great club (history + last UCL), but domestically
> I'm not convinced you can push for honours.
>

No, but neither have Chelsea. With the squad they have (had) they haven`t
strengthened it either. The only club stronger, as a team, seem to be Man
Utd and Arsenal who have faith in the top players they got. Liverpool will
be stronger since they now can use Riise as a left back and zenden left
midfielder, meaning Traore can sit on the bench. A good goalie means more
points, and the thing called a "Dudek Moment" will be gone with Reina out.
Crouch will give the team a TALL player with the ability to win the high
ball, wich they haven`t done in a while. Now, in january they got
Morientes and with Cisse fully recovered I think they strengthen the team
as well. All the contract MADNESS surrounding Gerrard is also gone, and my
guess he`ll concentrate more on PLAYING this season.... Sissoko I don`t
know much about, and not 4-5 of the other signings as well. I think
Benitez has invested wisely in young and "coming" players. They were no 1
when there weren`t so much money in football, and they don`t have the
echonomy to do otherwise without selling the soul of the club (hello man
utd....).

Anyway, I think it`ll be a great season and I can`t wait to see how the
youngsters have improved during this last year. Warnock, Welsh, Pongolle,
Tallec etc.

Sunhill

>>
>> I guess we`ll just have to wait and see.
>>
>> My guess is:
>>
>> 1. Chelsea
>> 2. Arsenal
>> 3. Liverpool
>> 4. Man Utd
>> 5. Tottenham
>> 6. Everton
>>
>>
>>
>>
>>> at first sight The Blues are the strongest pack again, the addition of
>>> SWP gives us the remaining link at midfield as Duff played a lot out
>>> of position last season. Del Horno is not such good as the value paid
>>> for him, and Crespo back is a big question mark.
>>> Arsenal will bet on youth, and they have tradition to be bigger then
>>> what we see, so depending on injuries they will be there.
>>> Manchester haven't changed either, but with RvN back on form and
>>> Rooney more mature we have the 3 only clubs that can really achieve.
>>> Liverpool have strenght their squad, and UCL glory might give a push,
>>> however I don't see them good enough for the title. Specially based on
>>> their defence problems.
>>> Pls send your comments.
>>>
>>> P.S. - I'm on good sense, this is not to tease anybody, but to hear
>>> how do you see next season prospects.
>>
>>
>>
>
>
>



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Em Thu, 28 Jul 2005 00:09:26 +0800, The Wielder of the Scythe
<scytheNOSPAMWIBBLE@netvigator.com> escreveu:

> Eduardo Liguori wrote:
>
>> Em Wed, 27 Jul 2005 16:04:47 +0200, Sunhill <TheGodOfFm@myhome.no>
>> escreveu:
>> > No, Liverpool haven`t changed much....12 players out, 7 players
>>
>> strong remark, but I don't see any BIG signings, as the likes of Zenden,
>> Crouch, Reina, Sissoko aren't enough to make you greater.
>
> 'Pool has signed Crouch? Mr. I-am-the-biggest-lump-of-them-all Crouch
> (took me
> 5 secs to put in all the hyphens)? What the heck-sky?
>
> Is Reina the Claudio Reina of Bundesliga fame or another one?
> Sissoko is damn good if given the licence to hold the midfield and pass
> as he
> wants to. He was one of the most promising players at Valencia in seasons
> past. Has great composure, tackling and reads the game well.
>

Reina the keeper from Villareal, former Barcelona.

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Sunhill wrote:

> On Wed, 27 Jul 2005 18:09:26 +0200, The Wielder of the Scythe
> <scytheNOSPAMWIBBLE@netvigator.com> wrote:
> > Is Reina the Claudio Reina of Bundesliga fame or another one?
>
> Reina from Villareal. He`s in the national side as well as a sub.

So the former Barca GK. OK, copy.

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"Sunhill" <TheGodOfFm@myhome.no> wrote in message
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>
>
> No, but neither have Chelsea. With the squad they have (had) they haven`t
> strengthened it either. The only club stronger, as a team, seem to be Man
> Utd and Arsenal who have faith in the top players they got. Liverpool will
> be stronger since they now can use Riise as a left back and zenden left
> midfielder, meaning Traore can sit on the bench. A good goalie means more
> points, and the thing called a "Dudek Moment" will be gone with Reina out.
> Crouch will give the team a TALL player with the ability to win the high
> ball, wich they haven`t done in a while. Now, in january they got
> Morientes and with Cisse fully recovered I think they strengthen the team
> as well. All the contract MADNESS surrounding Gerrard is also gone, and my
> guess he`ll concentrate more on PLAYING this season.... Sissoko I don`t
> know much about, and not 4-5 of the other signings as well. I think
> Benitez has invested wisely in young and "coming" players. They were no 1
> when there weren`t so much money in football, and they don`t have the
> echonomy to do otherwise without selling the soul of the club (hello man
> utd....).
>
> Anyway, I think it`ll be a great season and I can`t wait to see how the
> youngsters have improved during this last year. Warnock, Welsh, Pongolle,
> Tallec etc.
>
> Sunhill
>

I agree that Liverpool have strengthened the most over the summer.

One guy i've liked watching in pre-season with the reds has been Darren
Potter (He seemed to play right wing a lot, Excellent crosser of the ball
and I see a bright future for the lad) but Cisse if he's over his injury
will be like Liverpool having signed a new striker, Baros hopefully will
leave. Crouch actually has ball skills to go with his height, hopefully not
another horsky ;-)

Le Tallec seemed to do everything BUT score, morientes has been
dissapointing in pre-season for me, but he's a renowned striker so hopefully
will find his feet.

Reina has been a good keeper from what i saw in the matches recently. But
Riise seemed to not understand what being leftback was so far.... lol. He
seems to play more attacking left than Zenden when both on the same field.

I rate Liverpool highly this season and wish them all the best.

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Eduardo Liguori wrote:
> I've been following all signings and don't see any club changing
> much, at first sight The Blues are the strongest pack again, the
> addition of SWP gives us the remaining link at midfield as Duff
> played a lot out of position last season. Del Horno is not such good
> as the value paid for him, and Crespo back is a big question mark.
> Arsenal will bet on youth, and they have tradition to be bigger then
> what we see, so depending on injuries they will be there.
> Manchester haven't changed either, but with RvN back on form and
> Rooney more mature we have the 3 only clubs that can really achieve.
> Liverpool have strenght their squad, and UCL glory might give a push,
> however I don't see them good enough for the title. Specially based on
> their defence problems.
> Pls send your comments.
>
> P.S. - I'm on good sense, this is not to tease anybody, but to hear
> how do you see next season prospects.


If Newcastle would sign the strikers they need, they could be in with a
shout of a top 5 finish this season. They have a very good looking
midfield, though I worry about the left hand side, and a good defence,
though I still think Titus Shambles is the weak link, and one of the best
goalies in the league in Shay.

But up front they are seriously lacking. Shearer, as much as I love him, is
off the pace for the league, and that only leaves Chopra and Ameobi. And a
few of you know I don't rate Ameobi ;-)

So the Toon need a decent DC and either or both Anelka (*shudders*) or Boa
Morte.

Of course Chris or the other resident Toon Army can totally tell it
different, but this is just how I see it ;-)


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Pete "Old boy" Heslop wrote:
> "Sunhill" <TheGodOfFm@myhome.no> wrote in message
> newsp.sukzumyxyczddv@oem-84150d51c68...
>>
> I agree that Liverpool have strengthened the most over the summer.
>
> One guy i've liked watching in pre-season with the reds has been
> Darren Potter (He seemed to play right wing a lot, Excellent crosser
> of the ball and I see a bright future for the lad) but Cisse if he's
> over his injury will be like Liverpool having signed a new striker,
> Baros hopefully will leave. Crouch actually has ball skills to go
> with his height, hopefully not another horsky ;-)
>
> Le Tallec seemed to do everything BUT score, morientes has been
> dissapointing in pre-season for me, but he's a renowned striker so
> hopefully will find his feet.
>
> Reina has been a good keeper from what i saw in the matches
> recently. But Riise seemed to not understand what being leftback was
> so far.... lol. He seems to play more attacking left than Zenden when
> both on the same field.
> I rate Liverpool highly this season and wish them all the best.

Yep, Liverpool have done the best work so far in the transfer window. But I
still have my doubts about how they will perform in the league.

But only time will tell ;-)


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The Wielder of the Scythe wrote:
> Eduardo Liguori wrote:
>
>
>>Em Wed, 27 Jul 2005 16:04:47 +0200, Sunhill <TheGodOfFm@myhome.no>
>>escreveu:
>>
>>>No, Liverpool haven`t changed much....12 players out, 7 players
>>
>>strong remark, but I don't see any BIG signings, as the likes of Zenden,
>>Crouch, Reina, Sissoko aren't enough to make you greater.
>
>
> 'Pool has signed Crouch? Mr. I-am-the-biggest-lump-of-them-all Crouch (took me
> 5 secs to put in all the hyphens)? What the heck-sky?
>
> Is Reina the Claudio Reina of Bundesliga fame or another one?
> Sissoko is damn good if given the licence to hold the midfield and pass as he
> wants to. He was one of the most promising players at Valencia in seasons
> past. Has great composure, tackling and reads the game well.
>

Reina is a young Spanish goalkeeper, not the american Claudio you know.
Sissoko is still quite young (22, I think), but he has potential. Crouch
I think is a huge gamble. Throughout his career, he's never really been
a goalscorer, the only reason I think he's even made it as a
professional is due to his height. We'll have to see though...

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Em Wed, 27 Jul 2005 20:08:26 +0100, Rach <rach@thisisntmyaddress.co.uk>
escreveu:

> "Eduardo Liguori" <eduliguori@yahoo.com.br> wrote in message
> newspsuksywjf5embnl@evaldo...
>
>>> Is Veron still on loan at Inter does anyone know?
>>
>> Veron was sold to Inter.
>
> Veron has not been sold, hes been loaned out again. For a further 2
> years a
> beleive.
>
>

better to confirm as I've heard he was bought by Inter

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Em Thu, 28 Jul 2005 13:21:18 +0100, Rach <rach@thisisntmyaddress.co.uk>
escreveu:

>
> "Eduardo Liguori" <eduliguori@yahoo.com.br> wrote in message
> newspsumhi9o65embnl@evaldo...
>> Em Wed, 27 Jul 2005 20:08:26 +0100, Rach <rach@thisisntmyaddress.co.uk>
>> escreveu:
>>
>>> "Eduardo Liguori" <eduliguori@yahoo.com.br> wrote in message
>>> newspsuksywjf5embnl@evaldo...
>>>
>>>>> Is Veron still on loan at Inter does anyone know?
>>>>
>>>> Veron was sold to Inter.
>>>
>>> Veron has not been sold, hes been loaned out again. For a further 2
>>> years a
>>> beleive.
>>>
>>>
>>
>> better to confirm as I've heard he was bought by Inter
>
> http://heh.pl/&OB
>
> "Out: Mikael Forssell (Birmingham City, £3million), Scott Parker
> (Newcastle
> United, £6.5million), Juan Sebastian Veron (Inter Milan, two-year loan),
> Mateja Kezman (Atletico Madrid, £5.3million), Alexei Smertin (Charlton
> Athletic, season loan)"
>
>
24 June 2005

Ian Clark [Darlington - Scarborough] Free
Park Ji-Sung [PSV Eindhoven - Manchester United] £4m
Brett Johnson [Aldershot - Northampton] Tribunal
Juan Sebastian Veron [Chelsea - Inter Milan] Undisclosed

from BBC


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Sunhill wrote:
> On Thu, 28 Jul 2005 04:49:31 +0200, Hamish <jocksspam@dsl.pipex.com> wrote:
>
>> Pete "Old boy" Heslop wrote:
>>
>>> "Sunhill" <TheGodOfFm@myhome.no> wrote in message
>>> newsp.sukzumyxyczddv@oem-84150d51c68...
>>>
>>>>
>>> I agree that Liverpool have strengthened the most over the summer.
>>>
>>> One guy i've liked watching in pre-season with the reds has been
>>> Darren Potter (He seemed to play right wing a lot, Excellent crosser
>>> of the ball and I see a bright future for the lad) but Cisse if he's
>>> over his injury will be like Liverpool having signed a new striker,
>>> Baros hopefully will leave. Crouch actually has ball skills to go
>>> with his height, hopefully not another horsky ;-)
>>>
>>> Le Tallec seemed to do everything BUT score, morientes has been
>>> dissapointing in pre-season for me, but he's a renowned striker so
>>> hopefully will find his feet.
>>>
>>> Reina has been a good keeper from what i saw in the matches
>>> recently. But Riise seemed to not understand what being leftback was
>>> so far.... lol. He seems to play more attacking left than Zenden when
>>> both on the same field.
>>> I rate Liverpool highly this season and wish them all the best.
>>
>>
>> Yep, Liverpool have done the best work so far in the transfer
>> window. But I
>> still have my doubts about how they will perform in the league.
>>
>> But only time will tell ;-)
>>
>>
>
> I actually think this season is 1-2 seasons too soon to talk about top
> two in the league. They were terribly far behind last season, and
> starting the season with 6 new players in starting 11 is not the same
> as having a good team, just good players. Next season, maybe, the may
> be challengers, but this season is their "training" period. Schalke 04
> wants Baros after selling Ailton to Besiktas, and I think he`ll go.
> Shcalke has the money and Liverpool doesn`t need Baros. He works hard
> but rarely score and he usually run AWAY from the goal.....
>
> Sunhill
>
>

I think that's quite harsh on Baros, I actually think he's a good
player, I thought he did well last season, considering he was under so
much pressure being their only available striker. He was their top
scorer after all. I hope he stays, but if he does leave, I wish him the
best, cause I think he's got the potential to do really well.

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"The Wielder of the Scythe" <scytheNOSPAMWIBBLE@netvigator.com> wrote in
message news:42E90EC2.9878A5EA@netvigator.com...
> none wrote:
>
>> The Wielder of the Scythe wrote:
>> > 'Pool has signed Crouch? Mr. I-am-the-biggest-lump-of-them-all Crouch
>> > (took me
>>
>> Crouch I think is a huge gamble. Throughout his career, he's never really
>> been
>> a goalscorer, the only reason I think he's even made it as a
>> professional is due to his height. We'll have to see though...
>
> I do agree so. 'Pool should sign up Yao Ming as well.
> <Google for Yao Ming for those not clued in>
>

Don't have to GOOGLE, he's the Tall Centre in Basketball right? lol

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"Eduardo Liguori" <eduliguori@yahoo.com.br> wrote in message
newspsumi6kyj5embnl@evaldo...
> Em Thu, 28 Jul 2005 13:21:18 +0100, Rach <rach@thisisntmyaddress.co.uk>
> escreveu:
>
>>
>> "Eduardo Liguori" <eduliguori@yahoo.com.br> wrote in message
>> newspsumhi9o65embnl@evaldo...
>>> Em Wed, 27 Jul 2005 20:08:26 +0100, Rach <rach@thisisntmyaddress.co.uk>
>>> escreveu:
>>>
>>>> "Eduardo Liguori" <eduliguori@yahoo.com.br> wrote in message
>>>> newspsuksywjf5embnl@evaldo...
>>>>
>>>>>> Is Veron still on loan at Inter does anyone know?
>>>>>
>>>>> Veron was sold to Inter.
>>>>
>>>> Veron has not been sold, hes been loaned out again. For a further 2
>>>> years a
>>>> beleive.
>>>>
>>>>
>>>
>>> better to confirm as I've heard he was bought by Inter
>>
>> http://heh.pl/&OB
>>
>> "Out: Mikael Forssell (Birmingham City, £3million), Scott Parker
>> (Newcastle
>> United, £6.5million), Juan Sebastian Veron (Inter Milan, two-year loan),
>> Mateja Kezman (Atletico Madrid, £5.3million), Alexei Smertin (Charlton
>> Athletic, season loan)"
>>
>>
> 24 June 2005
>
> Ian Clark [Darlington - Scarborough] Free
> Park Ji-Sung [PSV Eindhoven - Manchester United] £4m
> Brett Johnson [Aldershot - Northampton] Tribunal
> Juan Sebastian Veron [Chelsea - Inter Milan] Undisclosed
>
> from BBC
>
>

Undisclosed doesn't mean he left for money though...... Just they didn't
disclose what he left. 2 year loan seems ok ;-)

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Em Thu, 28 Jul 2005 17:16:52 GMT, Pete "Old boy" Heslop
<shadowalk@gmail.com> escreveu:

>
> "Eduardo Liguori" <eduliguori@yahoo.com.br> wrote in message
> newspsumi6kyj5embnl@evaldo...
>> Em Thu, 28 Jul 2005 13:21:18 +0100, Rach <rach@thisisntmyaddress.co.uk>
>> escreveu:
>>
>>>
>>> "Eduardo Liguori" <eduliguori@yahoo.com.br> wrote in message
>>> newspsumhi9o65embnl@evaldo...
>>>> Em Wed, 27 Jul 2005 20:08:26 +0100, Rach
>>>> <rach@thisisntmyaddress.co.uk>
>>>> escreveu:
>>>>
>>>>> "Eduardo Liguori" <eduliguori@yahoo.com.br> wrote in message
>>>>> newspsuksywjf5embnl@evaldo...
>>>>>
>>>>>>> Is Veron still on loan at Inter does anyone know?
>>>>>>
>>>>>> Veron was sold to Inter.
>>>>>
>>>>> Veron has not been sold, hes been loaned out again. For a further 2
>>>>> years a
>>>>> beleive.
>>>>>
>>>>>
>>>>
>>>> better to confirm as I've heard he was bought by Inter
>>>
>>> http://heh.pl/&OB
>>>
>>> "Out: Mikael Forssell (Birmingham City, £3million), Scott Parker
>>> (Newcastle
>>> United, £6.5million), Juan Sebastian Veron (Inter Milan, two-year
>>> loan),
>>> Mateja Kezman (Atletico Madrid, £5.3million), Alexei Smertin (Charlton
>>> Athletic, season loan)"
>>>
>>>
>> 24 June 2005
>>
>> Ian Clark [Darlington - Scarborough] Free
>> Park Ji-Sung [PSV Eindhoven - Manchester United] £4m
>> Brett Johnson [Aldershot - Northampton] Tribunal
>> Juan Sebastian Veron [Chelsea - Inter Milan] Undisclosed
>>
>> from BBC
>>
>>
>
> Undisclosed doesn't mean he left for money though...... Just they didn't
> disclose what he left. 2 year loan seems ok ;-)
>
>

I said it should be confirmed, as I don't know the truth on it.

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"Eduardo Liguori" <eduliguori@yahoo.com.br> wrote in message
newspsujevfui5embnl@evaldo...
> I've been following all signings and don't see any club changing much, at
> first sight The Blues are the strongest pack again

Nothing new at United but a fuller fit Van Nisselroy would be a huge boost.
Shame he seems to of forgotten what the net looks like. Keane is still
getting older and has no sign of replacenent
Arsenal are weaker without Viera, and they haven't signed a replacement. At
least United still have Keane if they need him.
Everton have strenghten their squad but know they are never going to
challenge for the title. Their target for this season should be fifth, as
long as they reach the Champions Leage group phase.
Liverpool have added lots of depth. They are a slightly better side and much
more able to deal with injury (no more enforced one man up front), but they
have an extra 10 games to play so they will need the extra depth to cover
that.

Chelsea will win unless Crespo fails to perform.
Man United will be second if Smith takes to midfield as well as Fergy says
he should.
Liverpool will be too exhasted tomount a real challenge.

Chelsea by ten points ahead of Arsenal/ Man United
Everyone else 20 points behind again

Baggers

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On Thu, 28 Jul 2005 16:40:09 +0200, none "> <<""j"@> wrote:

> Sunhill wrote:
>> On Thu, 28 Jul 2005 04:49:31 +0200, Hamish <jocksspam@dsl.pipex.com>
>> wrote:
>>
>>> Pete "Old boy" Heslop wrote:
>>>
>>>> "Sunhill" <TheGodOfFm@myhome.no> wrote in message
>>>> newsp.sukzumyxyczddv@oem-84150d51c68...
>>>>
>>>>>
>>>> I agree that Liverpool have strengthened the most over the summer.
>>>>
>>>> One guy i've liked watching in pre-season with the reds has been
>>>> Darren Potter (He seemed to play right wing a lot, Excellent crosser
>>>> of the ball and I see a bright future for the lad) but Cisse if he's
>>>> over his injury will be like Liverpool having signed a new striker,
>>>> Baros hopefully will leave. Crouch actually has ball skills to go
>>>> with his height, hopefully not another horsky ;-)
>>>>
>>>> Le Tallec seemed to do everything BUT score, morientes has been
>>>> dissapointing in pre-season for me, but he's a renowned striker so
>>>> hopefully will find his feet.
>>>>
>>>> Reina has been a good keeper from what i saw in the matches
>>>> recently. But Riise seemed to not understand what being leftback was
>>>> so far.... lol. He seems to play more attacking left than Zenden when
>>>> both on the same field.
>>>> I rate Liverpool highly this season and wish them all the best.
>>>
>>>
>>> Yep, Liverpool have done the best work so far in the transfer
>>> window. But I
>>> still have my doubts about how they will perform in the league.
>>>
>>> But only time will tell ;-)
>>>
>>>
>> I actually think this season is 1-2 seasons too soon to talk about top
>> two in the league. They were terribly far behind last season, and
>> starting the season with 6 new players in starting 11 is not the same
>> as having a good team, just good players. Next season, maybe, the may
>> be challengers, but this season is their "training" period. Schalke 04
>> wants Baros after selling Ailton to Besiktas, and I think he`ll go.
>> Shcalke has the money and Liverpool doesn`t need Baros. He works hard
>> but rarely score and he usually run AWAY from the goal.....
>> Sunhill
>>
>
> I think that's quite harsh on Baros, I actually think he's a good
> player, I thought he did well last season, considering he was under so
> much pressure being their only available striker. He was their top
> scorer after all. I hope he stays, but if he does leave, I wish him the
> best, cause I think he's got the potential to do really well.

Yes, he has the potential, and was excellent in the euros, but liverpool
doesn`t play that kind of football. Now they play like "old" valenica did
and they need a striker that score...and only need 2-3 chances to make a
goal. I doubt Morientes has what it takes to make it in the premiership.
He seem to weak. I think Cisse has the physic to be a good premiership
player, but after his injury he seem to hold back, but I`m sure that`s
normal after an injury like that. With the TALL Crouch up front and with
those two little fast dribblers (tallec and pongolle) I think they got a
fine mix of routine (morientes), young and good (cisse, crouch) and talent
(pongolle, tallec, mellor).


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