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personally i think Carvalho is better than Gallas, at centre back that is.From the Chelsea games i watched this season Carvalho played like a don and made one fantastic tackle after another. When hes in top form theres no passing this guy. However, not to many defenders have the ability to play as good in all positions like Gallas does and therefore, as Kytracid said - chelsea will do everything to ensure he stays. |
Can't say I agree with you there. Carvalho's certainly not a bad defender, but he does seem to lunge into tackles and has been lucky on more then one occasion to get away with some of his mistimed tackles in the box. No doubt he has class, but i think he's still adjusting to the pace and physical demand of the EPL. In a season or two i might say he's the first choice CB...but as of next season, i'm almost sure you'll find him rotating that position with Gallas.
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Back to topic .... newcastle have been heavily linked with Owen of late. Itl be interesting to see if he wants to play for an Inter Toto cup team though although I expect the geordies to be a helluva lot better next season with Souness at the helm. |
Please tell me you don't actually believe Souness is going to turn things around ? I dunno man...he doesn't seem like a coach who inspires confidence. The combative Scot seems to be more of a headcase then a coach. I doubt Owen will move to a team that's been slipping for the last few seasons, and i doubt Shearer will have much of an impact next year. Overall...I think Newcastle will find themselves at the wrong end of the table. Yet again.
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Ferdinand to madrid sounds like pure B.S . Rio owes it to united to stay after the faith we showed in him by sticking to him during his missed drugs test unlike chelsea who not only kiked mutu out but tried to press claim charges against him as well.
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I agree. But then again, Rio comes across as a mercenary, not a loyal football player. Look at his track record. He's basically jumped ship at almost every chance he has got to up his pay. First from West Ham to Leeds. Then Leeds to Man U. The guys a greedy little ****, and although he's got a wealth of talent, the last few games have shown he's still immature when it comes to claiming the title of one of the best defenders in the world. I think Rio will stay a Red...but only after he's signed to make even more money per week, and that quite honestly just reeks coming from a man who should be doing everything to repay the club that showed support for him.
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Now that the relegation battle has been decided there a lot of good players in all three sides that went down that should generate interst from the bigger clubs namely the likes of Crouch, Quashie and Niemi from S'hampton , Johnson and Routledge from Palace and finally Ashton, Francis, Green and Huckerby fron Norwich. Ashton in particular seems like a star in the making and im sure a big club like newcastle, liverpool or Assanal gonna sign him. |
Niemi to Aresnal or Man U
Johnson to Pool
Ashton to Charlton or some other mid tier team...
Routledge to Tottenham
Now that summers almost upon us, big teams will start their poaching season. 
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