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Originally posted by Honest John:
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He's got a Rod I'll give you that.</strong><hr></blockquote>
I've never seen her
One important thing to note: The Ball Moves Faster than any Man. And in Seba and Dave we've got the two best ball movers in England, if not the world!
Oh and as a matter of interest, for Beckham beating a defender see United Vs. Real 1/4 final 2nd leg 2000. Result: Goal. Defender: a certain Mr. Roberto Carlos
Oh and as a matter of interest, for Beckham beating a defender see United Vs. Real 1/4 final 2nd leg 2000. Result: Goal. Defender: a certain Mr. Roberto Carlos
Diego just beat me too that post.I remember Carlos was slagging Becks before the match saying he was easy to defend against.Beckham shut him up by skinning him and someone else before smashing it in from the edge of the area. <img src="graemlins/lol.gif" border="0" alt="[Laugh Out Loud]" />
Manchester united have plenty of players who can beat their marker-that is expected of the plyers when they join the club as van nistelrooy mentioned about the training sessions-such 'skills' are expcted of any player before they even step onto the od trafford pitch.
Defenders are so good though at the highest level that teams at the top of the league, although they posses a lot of players who can dribbble past their markers the emphasis is on teamplay, united playing in europe every season has had an effect on the overall way we play games-and we rely on flowing passing moves.
This only becomes a prblem in the scrappy games-when the midfielders get little time on the ball-like playing against charlton this season-that is when the manager changes tactics and we see our dribbling specialists such as giggs and van nistelrooy taking those games by the scruff of their necks.
Defenders are so good though at the highest level that teams at the top of the league, although they posses a lot of players who can dribbble past their markers the emphasis is on teamplay, united playing in europe every season has had an effect on the overall way we play games-and we rely on flowing passing moves.
This only becomes a prblem in the scrappy games-when the midfielders get little time on the ball-like playing against charlton this season-that is when the manager changes tactics and we see our dribbling specialists such as giggs and van nistelrooy taking those games by the scruff of their necks.
Originally posted by Nate:
<strong>The first person to mention Becks in this thread is clearly mental.
John "he thinks he's ryan giggs" O'Shea
Originally posted by Nate:
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Hes been putting some good balls in yeah, but imo Zidane is just as good.</strong><hr></blockquote>
and Smicer is better than them all
Nate, do you often see Zidane play really good regularly as a right winger ? Have you seen him do 50-yard passes regularly, and hit the target precisely ? If so, then he might be as good as Becks. But you know you haven't seen him do that.
Zidane is best right behind his forwards, and NOWHERE ELSE. Actually, I doubt if he can play anywhere else.
Zidane is best right behind his forwards, and NOWHERE ELSE. Actually, I doubt if he can play anywhere else.