Maradona or Pele

Originally posted by shavixmir
Uh....
Yeah...

Remember the great clash between Scotland and England in 1891?

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Originally posted by Helder Octavio
End of the pause, I´m sorry if I was rude with you. 🙂

NO.. you were not rude to me.. I understand.
Its just one of those things. I have never seen pele play, just film of his playing.

Madadona. i have seen play, so parhaps thats why i like him.

It is best to say, i think 😉 in their time they were the masters of their trade!

Originally posted by blade68
You don't have to be English to realise what a t*sser Maradona was/is...

Zidane? Do me a favour.... not fit to lace Tony Currie's boots mate.

come..come Blade68, i am a few years older then you, and i do remember seeing tony C playing...but you cant be serious?

Currie was fantastic on his day, put even then he was not the best around. Hoddle was there as was stan Bowles and brooking, to name but three...

brooking

Originally posted by rooktakesqueen
brooking

well i was not saying old Trav was the best mid-field player in england at the time.. but tony currie did have some competition

Originally posted by SALADIN
come..come Blade68, i am a few years older then you, and i do remember seeing tony C playing...but you cant be serious?

Currie was fantastic on his day, put even then he was not the best around. Hoddle was there as was stan Bowles and brooking, to name but three...

Brooking shouldn't be mentioned in the same sentence as TC... Brooking only had one foot. He was fortunate to play for a fashionable team... who's manager then went on to manage England - that's the only reason he got any international caps (ala Paul Mariner/Ipswich Town/Bobby Robson).

Hoddle was way after Currie in his prime (they played on opposite sides in the QPR/Spurs Cup Final), but TC was an old man by then... for what it's worth, I believe that Hoddle should have been the natural replacement in the England team for TC - but the England team was never run properly enough for such a transition to take effect.

From Currie's era... (having discounted Brooking totally), Bowles was decent but never fulfilled his potential (I think the booze and gambling caught him didn't it?)... Alan Hudson was a class act, and Frank Worthington should have had a box full of caps (but akin to TC didn't play for a fashionable side)... people rave about Colin Bell, but I never saw him so I can't comment.

If my comments appear a little biased in Currie's favour I make no apology for that. He played for my team, and he was my boyhood hero... no-one will ever compare at the side of those facts!

Originally posted by blade68
Brooking shouldn't be mentioned in the same sentence as TC... Brooking only had one foot. He was fortunate to play for a fashionable team... who's manager then went on to manage England - that's the only reason he got any international caps (ala Paul Mariner/Ipswich Town/Bobby Robson).

Hoddle was way after Currie in his prime (they played on opposite side ...[text shortened]... eam, and he was my boyhood hero... no-one will ever compare at the side of those facts!

Currie my arse!!!!!!!
The laziest overweight overated player to grace a football field.
Played 1 good game in 4, and that was only for 20 minutes.
To top all that he defected to the enemy, yes dare I say it leeds.
Chris Waddle was miles better

Originally posted by tawnyowl
Currie my arse!!!!!!!
The laziest overweight overated player to grace a football field.
Played 1 good game in 4, and that was only for 20 minutes.
To top all that he defected to the enemy, yes dare I say it leeds.
Chris Waddle was miles better

If you can't start talking sense I suggest you shut up...

Originally posted by blade68
If you can't start talking sense I suggest you shut up...

now, now guys.... tell me boys how 'bad' is the rivelry between the owls and United in the Sheff. area?

My brother in-law is ARSenal and I am Spurs... we have interesting conversations!!!!!!!!!!

Originally posted by blade68
If my comments appear a little biased in Currie's favour I make no apology for that. He played for my team, and he was my boyhood hero... no-one will ever compare at the side of those facts![/b]

LOL... i understand.. point taken. He was good... but very few england caps

Originally posted by SALADIN
now, now guys.... tell me boys how 'bad' is the rivelry between the owls and United in the Sheff. area?

My brother in-law is ARSenal and I am Spurs... we have interesting conversations!!!!!!!!!!

Bad enough. No love lost, no quarter given.
The only thing we have in common is that we all hate L**ds.

Originally posted by blade68
Bad enough. No love lost, no quarter given.
The only thing we have in common is that we all hate L**ds.

Lards?

Originally posted by Palynka
Lards?

You're taking the p*ss???

If not, I mean that poxy mill town 30 miles north of us...

NO 1 ......Pele
NO 2......Alfredo Di Stefano
NO 3......Maradonna
NO 4....Johan Cruyff
NO 5.....Franz Beckenbauer
NO 6....Ferenc Puskas
NO 7.....Bobby Charlton
NO 8.....Zinedine Zadane
NO 9.....George Best
NO 10.......Michael Platini

Originally posted by boarman
NO 1 ......Pele
NO 2......Alfredo Di Stefano
NO 3......Maradonna
NO 4....Johan Cruyff
NO 5.....Franz Beckenbauer
NO 6....Ferenc Puskas
NO 7.....Bobby Charlton
NO 8.....Zinedine Zadane
NO 9.....George Best
NO 10.......Michael Platini

Bestie only at 9?

You've been on the clown juice!

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