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All Pro
Join Date: Aug 2006
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Landon Donovan to PSG (POSSIBLY)
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Snubbed a man just to watch him cry.
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all of the sudden, PSG is no longer my favorite french team
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Join Date: Oct 2006
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damn! I liked seeing ches on the main forums screen as the last guy who posted in the soccer forum.
I can just see him in front of his pc - "cmon just post something already! everyone is gona see I post in the soccer forum" we had him and you guys blew it
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Waterboy
Join Date: Oct 2005
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Wow.
What say you, Raoul? |
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Son of Ham
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I don't know much about him. But an international striker, even if he is Americain, can't be all that bad. ![]() I just read the info on the original French paper saying everything is set up, except the coach isn't too hot about it. Truth is, I don't think we really need another striker. He'll have competition in front for playing time. Hopefully he can push Kezman out of Paris. Colony Capital, the owner is American and based in LA, the report is that they are the ones pushing for him. |
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Get it done Shidzik!
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The previous Donovan rumor had him going to Mexico to play for Americas at The Azteca.
Screw France; it's a third-rate league and I'd rather keep him closer to home, if not in MLS. |
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Son of Ham
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![]() Keeping him close to home won't do his skills or market price any good. The more I think about it, the more I think it would be a good fit for him. France is the Pop Warner of European football. It can be a ramp for better leagues. If he comes here, and does well, he'll be noticed and could be picked up by a better team next year (or who knows maybe play the Champions Leugue next year with PSG ) He got picked up before by Bayern but didn't play much. France could be the perfect match where he could legitimately fight for PT, while having more competitive games than in the US.Davies is a good example. He's getting noticed already and started this weekend. |
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But Donovan? He's past the point where it's still possible for him to make it in europe what is he 27-28? I think he'd be a waste for you guys. |
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Son of Ham
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I agree that it may be a little late for him to dream of making a statement in a better European League. The best thing that could happen would be to be in a good team in a lower tier league. With some luck he could play some CL games against some big clubs. |
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Son of Ham
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Let's not forget where Ronaldinho got his mad skillz
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I wouldn't use them in the same sentence. Esspecially makalele, at his prime he was THE best holding midfielder in football, and Guily wasn't too shabby either in Barça or Monaco. What has Donovan done to merit such comparison? Now if you'd said Urlacher then we can talk... |
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Son of Ham
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![]() I was just responding to your comment saying he'd be a waste because of his age (that's the way I understood it anyways). We have starters on our team that suck more than him. Unfortunately our woes our defensive. |
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I meant he was too old to take the next step, he is not a scrub because of his age he is a scrub because, well, he's a scrub. If you got him 5-6 years ago maybe he would've become something but I don't think he can make the jump now.
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Son of Ham
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I still believe his style is more suited to play in Mexico or Brazil, even, but so long as he's in some teams first eleven and gets his minutes .... he will produce.
And I meant no disrespect towards France above, but I would prefer to see him not be so many time zones away or in the (gasp) Premier League. |
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Son of Ham
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![]() You know of course that Italians way gayer than the French right (in the soccer forum at least)?
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just sayin... |
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Son of Ham
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Guys who lurk here and don't dare post because they think they'll get cooties will think I'm gay. BUT they'll never admit to having seen this in the soccer forum afraid of being laughed at. Sooo, I'm safe.
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