World Cup Scouting
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Sanchez would cost a fortune, so I doubt we'd have any chance of getting him.
Salcido might be a good cheap option for LB, particularly if we end up selling Insua. He's not brilliant, but he'd be a decent option with plenty of experience. I'm sure I remember reading something about him leaving PSV to go back to S.America - is he on a free?
Salcido might be a good cheap option for LB, particularly if we end up selling Insua. He's not brilliant, but he'd be a decent option with plenty of experience. I'm sure I remember reading something about him leaving PSV to go back to S.America - is he on a free?
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[quote author=Herr Onceared link=topic=40657.msg1123114#msg1123114 date=1276888996]
Heskey.
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Heskey.
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-points to the door-
[quote author=KopPoNok link=topic=40657.msg1123066#msg1123066 date=1276885534]
That nigerian goalkeeper, forgot his name.
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Vincent Enyeama. Fantastic goalkeeper. But we already have one...
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Vincent_Enyeama
And Salcido did look like a very good LB.
That nigerian goalkeeper, forgot his name.
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Vincent Enyeama. Fantastic goalkeeper. But we already have one...
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Vincent_Enyeama
And Salcido did look like a very good LB.
'Magic' Bougherrha. Didn't see his outlandish forays upfield today, but defended superbly I thought.
[quote author=Asim link=topic=40657.msg1122874#msg1122874 date=1276871257]
Salcido? The Mexican left back was great yesterday
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Yup. Been impressed with him. Would be a massive improvement for the left back spot. So would a dead glued down slug like.
Salcido? The Mexican left back was great yesterday
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Yup. Been impressed with him. Would be a massive improvement for the left back spot. So would a dead glued down slug like.
[quote author=RolandG link=topic=40657.msg1123079#msg1123079 date=1276886759]
There was a young Uruguyan defensive midfielder. He has been sensational everytime he plays! Not sure what his name is?
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Diego Perez.
There was a young Uruguyan defensive midfielder. He has been sensational everytime he plays! Not sure what his name is?
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Diego Perez.
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Özil
Sanchez
Elija
Has really impressed so far.
Sanchez
Elija
Has really impressed so far.
Apart from the obvious choice of messi I have been impressed with these the most
Salciedo
Krasic
Dos Santos
Salciedo
Krasic
Dos Santos
the 18 year old Cameroon Kid, abubakher (or however you spell it). Saw his 15 minute cameo against Denmark today - tons of confidence and looks very confident on the ball. He still plays in Cameroon (only one from the squad) so would be a good investment for the future (he's 18).
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the 18 year old Cameroon Kid, abubakher (or however you spell it). Saw his 15 minute cameo against Denmark today - tons of confidence and looks very confident on the ball. He still plays in Cameroon (only one from the squad) so would be a good investment for the future (he's 18).
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Yeah, he looked very good. Arsene is probably on the phone as we speak.
the 18 year old Cameroon Kid, abubakher (or however you spell it). Saw his 15 minute cameo against Denmark today - tons of confidence and looks very confident on the ball. He still plays in Cameroon (only one from the squad) so would be a good investment for the future (he's 18).
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Yeah, he looked very good. Arsene is probably on the phone as we speak.
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[quote author=LeTallecWiz link=topic=40657.msg1123757#msg1123757 date=1276979165]
the 18 year old Cameroon Kid, abubakher (or however you spell it). Saw his 15 minute cameo against Denmark today - tons of confidence and looks very confident on the ball. He still plays in Cameroon (only one from the squad) so would be a good investment for the future (he's 18).
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Yeah, he looked very good. Arsene is probably on the phone as we speak.
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ha ha good point. he'll probably end up in France though -
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the 18 year old Cameroon Kid, abubakher (or however you spell it). Saw his 15 minute cameo against Denmark today - tons of confidence and looks very confident on the ball. He still plays in Cameroon (only one from the squad) so would be a good investment for the future (he's 18).
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Yeah, he looked very good. Arsene is probably on the phone as we speak.
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ha ha good point. he'll probably end up in France though -
Ah, already signed for a French team. You're quite right Avy.
The only player in Paul Le Guen’s squad to play his club football in Cameroon, the 18-year-old Coton Sport de Garoua forward is also the youngest member of the Indomitable Lions’ travelling party. “He’s a genius and he’s Cameroon’s hope for 2010 and beyond,†predicted one of his former coaches less than two years ago. In short, his inclusion will have surprised few people back home.
A veritable goal machine in his domestic league, the thoroughbred striker – who stands 1.86-metres tall and weighs 81kg – has been tracked by numerous European sides over the last few seasons and will make the switch to French outfit Valenciennes ahead of the 2010/11 campaign.
“Vincent has good technical qualities and is skilful in front of goal,†says Coton Sport general manager Denis Lavagne. “He’s a good team player but individually he can take responsibility and break the deadlock in a game all on his own. He’s speedy and his physical strength is always a bonus for the team. He’s a player with a bright future ahead of him.â€
Aboubakar made headlines in January by scoring four goals in a single match to help Coton Sport claim a 5-2 win over Fovu Baham, and the fan of Fernando Torres now has the chance to show the whole world what he can do.
The only player in Paul Le Guen’s squad to play his club football in Cameroon, the 18-year-old Coton Sport de Garoua forward is also the youngest member of the Indomitable Lions’ travelling party. “He’s a genius and he’s Cameroon’s hope for 2010 and beyond,†predicted one of his former coaches less than two years ago. In short, his inclusion will have surprised few people back home.
A veritable goal machine in his domestic league, the thoroughbred striker – who stands 1.86-metres tall and weighs 81kg – has been tracked by numerous European sides over the last few seasons and will make the switch to French outfit Valenciennes ahead of the 2010/11 campaign.
“Vincent has good technical qualities and is skilful in front of goal,†says Coton Sport general manager Denis Lavagne. “He’s a good team player but individually he can take responsibility and break the deadlock in a game all on his own. He’s speedy and his physical strength is always a bonus for the team. He’s a player with a bright future ahead of him.â€
Aboubakar made headlines in January by scoring four goals in a single match to help Coton Sport claim a 5-2 win over Fovu Baham, and the fan of Fernando Torres now has the chance to show the whole world what he can do.
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Ah, already signed for a French team.
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who?
Ah, already signed for a French team.
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who?
Kjaer is a good player I reckon.
[quote author=Hansern link=topic=40657.msg1123704#msg1123704 date=1276968089]
JONG Tae Se has really impressed me so far, as have;
Salcido
Ozil
Khadira
Barrera
Bradley
Jovanovic
Alvaro Perreira
Gyan
Kalu Uche
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If that's the bald North Korean striker I agree. He held the ball up superbly, brilliant control and brought others into play. I was very impressed with North Korea's overall passing. I wouldn't be surprised if they went on and got something from the Portugal game.
JONG Tae Se has really impressed me so far, as have;
Salcido
Ozil
Khadira
Barrera
Bradley
Jovanovic
Alvaro Perreira
Gyan
Kalu Uche
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If that's the bald North Korean striker I agree. He held the ball up superbly, brilliant control and brought others into play. I was very impressed with North Korea's overall passing. I wouldn't be surprised if they went on and got something from the Portugal game.
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