KM
I’m afraid I just blue myself
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I'll take Luigi Apolloni.
I was not aware of my turn, didnt get a pm
I'll take Luigi Apolloni.
I was not aware of my turn, didnt get a pm
Fergus son
Zlatanish asked me to do something. Something about drawing the knockout rounds?
Zlatanish asked me to do something. Something about drawing the knockout rounds?
So baconlard plays the best loser?
And guys, post your team formations and write ups in this thread or PM me as early as possible. We will get this started whenever you guys are ready.
Yes, a new poll for every game, like always.
Who's up first?
I've always thought most of the fun is in the picking, whether you win or lose makes little difference.
Any preference?
I've always thought most of the fun is in the picking, whether you win or lose makes little difference.
Any preference?
Baring in mind I'm up against ...
The only person is be worried about in your team is rui costs but fortunately iv got Davids to will help nullify the threat
Mario Ielpo - Cagliari keeper in the early 90s who helped take them to the Uefa Cup semis in '94 after a remarkable Serie A campaign in '93 which saw them concede just 33 goals, 1 less than Capello's Milan side.
Branco - the original Roberto Carlos with a rocket of a left foot and plenty of attacking verve, and one of the 25 most capped Brazilian players of all time.
Blanc - named the best centre back in Europe in '98 and '99 and won the Pirata d'Oro (Inter Player of the Year) in 2000, classy as they come and part of that wonderful France '98 defence that was the driving force of their World Cup win.
Thuram - named the best right back in Europe in '99 (fitting in nicely alongside Blanc in the team of the year), voted the third best player at World Cup '98 and a truly monstrous defender who excelled for Parma in a back three or back four at centre back for fullback.
Angloma - named the best right back in Europe three times in 5 years, one of which while he was at Inter. Sadly thanks to Thuram's excellence Angloma was only a starter for France in one international tournament but his quality was evident even then as he was named right back of the tournament.
Alemão - a key part of Maradona's Napoli side as he provided a platform for Diego, Careca and co. to play off. Links up nicely with his compatriot Branco who he played with in Italia '90. Combative off the ball but tidy and intelligent on it.
Paulo Sousa - named the 15th best player in the world in his first season at Juve; he provides intelligence, steel and quality all in one classy package.
Fiore - versatile performer with a peach of a right foot and a tireless work ethic, at the turn of the century Lazio paid £15m to bring him in.
Rui Costa - one of the most creative players of the decade, arguably the greatest #10 Serie A has seen in the last 20 years aside from Roberto Baggio. 13th most expensive player of all time as Milan paid a staggering €45m.
Sosa - between 91-94 he was only outscored by Baggio and Signori with him peaking in 92-93 with his 20-goal haul in the Serie A alone, he offers a superb all-round attacking threat that would complement any forward.
Crespo - ruthless finisher, between 98-00 only Batistuta scored more. Moved for a World Record fee of €48m in 2000.
Jorgensen - expert utility man comfortable in either wide position or through the middle thanks to his ambidexterity and self-sacrificing nature, but with more than enough quality to add an extra creative dimension when needed.
The game is not even started, but you can feel the heat in the air. Love it!
So baconlard plays the best loser?
KM, we can start our game as soon as you are ready with the write up.