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Oh right, thanks for explaining.
Amazing the way he spoofed Spurs from bottom of the league to a Champions League quarter final in three seasons, but good that the truth is now out.
You are welcome.
It's only fair the truth is out!
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I do wonder what Harry sees in Rob Green every time he's played him Green has dropped an absolute clanger, Julio Cesar has been pretty decent for QPR when he's played yet Harry prefers the guy with the English agent... (see Pavyluchenko and Dos Santos from his time at Spurs).
No. You quoted someone without putting it in quotation marks nor linking to the quote. I will not guess. They are all pretty stupid comments.
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Yeah I'd agree with that, Green is chronic. I always preferred Pav to Defoe as well although he did lose his place to Adebayor under Redknapp as well, granted I don't know where Adebayor's agent is from!
Ahh go on, go on, go on!
All about opinions.
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Julio Cesar was first choice any time he was fit, as far as I know.
Except the weeks he was in my Fantasy team.
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I was listening to John Giles there and he was saying the pictures of Fergie, Giggs and Moyes coming out of Fergie’s house this week has got to be a huge worry for Man U supporters. He said it was only right Fergie was involved in the selection process but that’s when it should have ended and he should have stepped aside. Reckons it’s clear now he’s not going to step aside.
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I think he had some slight back injuries in October November, but he was never injured for very long:
http://www.transfermarkt.co.uk/en/ju...ler_22412.html
Harry dropped him to the bench for the games at Fulham and home to WBA. Green was playing instead and committed an appalling howler, even by his own high standards, in the latter. The ball was high in the air and he flapped it into his own net under pressure from Antoine-Fortune, it was horrendous goalkeeping. Harry's wife Sandra would probably have made a better job of saving it, and she's naturally a striker anyway (just ask Darren Bent). He benched him again (for Green) in QPR's last two games as a viable PL club, defeat at home to Stoke and away to Reading (the latter was a 0-0 which sent both down) and in the last few games the Brazilian hasnt even been on the bench it's been Green playing and Brian Murphy as sub. It can't be injury in the recent games as Julio Cesar has just been called up to the Brazil squad for the Confederations Cup - typical Harry a guy playing internationally for a top class country is passed over by keeper who has been a complete flop at every level (Green) and now 30 year old with no significant top flight experience (Murphy).
Harry says he's had an injury plus he won't be at the club next season, so he's finished the season playing somebody who will be: http://www.independent.co.uk/sport/f...r-8606842.html
The Confederations Cup isn't for another month, don't see how that proves he's not injured right now. Anyway, it turns out Redknapp rates Julio too highly!
Redknapp says Cesar will leave QPR in the summer
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I like Johnny Giles but he must be short of things to talk about this week.
I would disagree.
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Shocking.
A guy who can eek a few minutes converation out of a load of lads walking out a front door is surely never short of things to talk about.
Yeah disgraceful carry on from John!
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John Giles
Rafa’s class puts Chelsea chancers to shame
Rafael Benitez showed more class in one day in Amsterdam than Roman Abramovich, Chelsea football club and all the supporters put together.
I had to laugh at all the conscientious objectors at Stamford Bridge who suddenly found a reason to travel to Holland when there was a trophy at stake; the same people that were unable to watch a game at their home ground without aiming vicious abuse at Benitez.
The turned up in the Amsterdam Arena in their tens of thousands and like all fans, were able to forget the fact they hated the ground Benitez walked on. Even during the game i heard them sing about Jose Mourinho and i thought to myself, has there ever been a more ungrateful bunch of idiots at a football match.
My admiration for Benitez in this situation is total. He walked through an appalling mess and came out the other side with a performing team.
When it came to the crunch at half-time on Wednesday night and Chelsea looked down and out, he turned a sluggish, disconnected bunch of players into a unit again and won the Europa League.
This is a win for Benitez and not for Chelsea although i am sure that Abramovich will believe that another trophy proves that he is running the club well. Sure, Chelsea have won a lot of trophies with a lot of different managers but chaos surrounds the club more often than not and i wonder would Alex Ferguson be stepping down now with as many medals had Abramovich done what he should have done many years ago and stay out of Jose Mourinho’s way?
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