Guest Kev Posted June 17, 2006 Posted June 17, 2006 ..with Lampard also on a caution it looks like Sven is prepared to risk the Rent Boy getting another caution which will rule him out of the first knock-out game against Germany/Ecuador. So, if Sven reckons Gerrard is more important than Fat Frank, why the f*** does he persist in playing Stevie out of position ?
Kahnee Posted June 17, 2006 Posted June 17, 2006 ..with Lampard also on a caution it looks like Sven is prepared to risk the Rent Boy getting another caution which will rule him out of the first knock-out game against Germany/Ecuador. So, if Sven reckons Gerrard is more important than Fat Frank, why the f*** does he persist in playing Stevie out of position ? Cos he's a t***. £5 ta
Sir Tokyo Sexwale Posted June 17, 2006 Posted June 17, 2006 masy as well close this thread now, as Kahnee's sorted it in one
Guest Kev Posted June 18, 2006 Posted June 18, 2006 masy as well close this thread now, as Kahnee's sorted it in one Who the f*** is masy ?
Lee W Posted June 18, 2006 Posted June 18, 2006 Eriksson's record in competitve games is excellent - that's all we should concern ourselves with.
fyds Posted June 18, 2006 Posted June 18, 2006 Or Kev, he sees it as worth taking the risk with Lamplard as he's indispensable, while he can get by without Crouch and Gerrard for the game against the flatpackers.
Scally Bob Posted June 18, 2006 Posted June 18, 2006 Fat Frank will trot about with his little T-Rex arms and keep doing his hard look as his shots balloon into the stands. There's more chance of me getting booked than him. Ingerlund will win and assorted hacks will give their mate MOM and rework their opinion on the best English player to being no better than Carlton Palmer. Then they can continue with no dirty Scousers in the team and when they get knocked out blame Gerrard for getting a booking that meant he had to be rested.
Ste M Posted June 18, 2006 Posted June 18, 2006 According to both the Beeb and ITV, all yellow cards are wiped after the group games. Someone's got their info wrong, somewhere.
Benitez Posted June 18, 2006 Posted June 18, 2006 According to both the Beeb and ITV, all yellow cards are wiped after the group games. Someone's got their info wrong, somewhere. But Gerrard, Crouchy and Lampard would still be suspended if they got another yellow card v's Sweden.
RedMarauder Posted June 18, 2006 Posted June 18, 2006 Eriksson's record in competitve games is excellent - that's all we should concern ourselves with. Urban myth no. 2006 In qualifying, he has been reasonable. but in finals due to spineless substitutions he has turned wins into defeats.... Portugal, lost ..... France, lost........Brazil, lost........ We should concern ourselves with the fact that he has a team of great players, but can't make the players into a great team, as he refuses to make the big decisions whereby one of his favourites is dropped. He still has the opportunity to either use a holding midfielder or play a 3-5-2, using England's strongest assets, but it's time for him to wake up and show his balls (not to the first Ulrika lookalike though!).
Lee W Posted June 18, 2006 Posted June 18, 2006 Urban myth no. 2006 In qualifying, he has been reasonable. but in finals due to spineless substitutions he has turned wins into defeats.... Portugal, lost ..... France, lost........Brazil, lost........ We should concern ourselves with the fact that he has a team of great players, but can't make the players into a great team, as he refuses to make the big decisions whereby one of his favourites is dropped. I'm wiv ya bruvver. Was being sarky like.
Magic8Ball Posted June 18, 2006 Posted June 18, 2006 Urban myth no. 2006 In qualifying, he has been reasonable. but in finals due to spineless substitutions he has turned wins into defeats.... Portugal, lost ..... France, lost........Brazil, lost........ We should concern ourselves with the fact that he has a team of great players, but can't make the players into a great team, as he refuses to make the big decisions whereby one of his favourites is dropped. He still has the opportunity to either use a holding midfielder or play a 3-5-2, using England's strongest assets, but it's time for him to wake up and show his balls (not to the first Ulrika lookalike though!).this is SO the best most accurate statement re Sven and England Oddly enough I see similarities between England and Liverpool Gerrard and Lampard = Gerrard and Alonso - both need a holding player so the CM=3 Crouch for England and Liverpool gets isolated = Crouch needs someone up close to him attacking midfielder or fellow striker Solution a midfield 5 but to do that you either leave crouch isolated or you sacrifice a defender, I would go for the latter and play 352
cestrianred Posted June 18, 2006 Posted June 18, 2006 According to both the Beeb and ITV, all yellow cards are wiped after the group games. Someone's got their info wrong, somewhere. Wrong interpretation I think.If they get a (2nd) yellow card V Sweden, youll be banned from the next (Last 16) game.But if you end the group games with only one yellow, it's wiped clear from the knockout games.
Guest Kev Posted June 18, 2006 Posted June 18, 2006 Wrong interpretation I think.If they get a (2nd) yellow card V Sweden, youll be banned from the next (Last 16) game.But if you end the group games with only one yellow, it's wiped clear from the knockout games. Exactamundo. Yellow cards are wiped, but suspensions aren't.
Stevie H Posted June 18, 2006 Posted June 18, 2006 he's actually indicating that crouch is more important than owen as well. expect crouch and rooney to start the last 16 game. the misuse of gerrard is bewildering though. not one other manager at this world cup would restrict gerrard in the way that eriksson does.
fred milne Posted June 18, 2006 Posted June 18, 2006 There's a great line from Patrick Barclay on the Gerrard - Lampard pairing.... Week in, week out, this column - nothing if not patient - has stressed the requirement for a so-called holding midfielder. A full-time one, I mean, not Gerrard sitting in front of the back four, itching to get forward but unable to do so because the body language of Lampard, who is supposed to alternate with him, is often that of an outfield player in a coats-down game reluctant to take his turn as goalie. http://217.199.165.198/Document.aspx?id=29...94-7C111219C06D
Gray - YPC Posted June 18, 2006 Posted June 18, 2006 England's best hope of winning the thing is that Lampard gets suspended, and then Carrick and Gerrard show how it's done in the next game... ... saying that... Sven would probbo revert to type anyway!
Sir Tokyo Sexwale Posted June 18, 2006 Posted June 18, 2006 and there was me thinking they'd be publicly at each other's throats & calling the manager all sorts
Behind Enemy Lines Posted June 18, 2006 Posted June 18, 2006 Solution a midfield 5 but to do that you either leave crouch isolated or you sacrifice a defender, I would go for the latter and play 352 I agree - but doubt if the flatpacker will Robinson Carra-FrogFace-TerryLennon-Steve-Carrick-Rentboy1-Rentboy2 Roony-Crouch
Cobs Posted June 18, 2006 Posted June 18, 2006 and there was me thinking they'd be publicly at each other's throats & calling the manager all sortsso you're calling them liars?
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