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Question of the Day: Do you think Bafana Bafana will win tonight?
Biggest Transfer Flops
- Thread starter fishfly
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Ya, no worries man. I felt the same way about Henry last season.
I hope Keane helps Liverpool to win the league, he is a class player and hopefully its only a matter of time before he shows why Rafa has so much faith in him.
I hope Keane helps Liverpool to win the league, he is a class player and hopefully its only a matter of time before he shows why Rafa has so much faith in him.
rofl that would mean Torres will flop this season?
Who ever said Torres would flop? All that is said, is hopefully Keane will contribute to the team.
The_Pumpkin_King
Jedi Master
never judge a player on his first season 
Right Here. Your right oh Genius. Keane is a hopeless flop.
brixton tower
Expert Member
The biggest transfer flop, IMHO, has been Sean Dundee when he went from Kalsruher to Liverpool. He only played five games, scored zero goals and within a year he was back in Germany. A bit of journeyman between Germany and Austria, Dundee was last seen playing for Amazulu.
Liverpool's website cites Dundee as "possibly the worst player to to have ever don the red of Liverpool".
Liverpool's website cites Dundee as "possibly the worst player to to have ever don the red of Liverpool".
LOL. He's not even a regular at Amazulu.
Robinho I would say is the only big transfer who is actually paying off for the club, 12 goals (2nd in the EPLS top scorers) in the season and has been the reason they have won a few games.
Berbatov on the other hand was paid 30 million+ and has only produced 5 goals in the league.If you paying that much money for a striker you expect him to actually score goals.
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You know, I don't that money goes to the player...
I'm fully aware of that,I should have phrased it Differently.
brixton tower
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I seriously don't think they signed him for his prowess in the 18-yard area but more as an inspiration to the youngsters in the squad.
He's 36 and has ballooned in weight, probably due to a diet of pies and coke. Deep down I feel sorry for the guy, he was duped by the Germans into dumping South Africa, now he walks down the streets of Durban and no-one knows him as opposed to Mark Fish whose a hero everywhere he goes in SA.
I sometimes don't feel sorry for him. He doesn't regret for choosing Germany over Bafana Bafana. I'm sure most of the ppl here would choose to play for Zim than Bafana Bafana.
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brixton tower
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I sometimes don't feel sorry for him. He doesn't regret for choosing Germany over Bafana Bafana. I'm sure most of the ppl here would chose to play for Zim than Bafana Bafana.
**brixton_tower puts on his sarcastic voice**
But he was young and impressionable, and saw dollar signs when he was offered the possibility of playing for Germany. That dream came to naught and no we're stuck in South Africa with an overweight player whose barely a shadow of his former self(which wasn't good if your a Pool fan).
This may be the reason why Keane is a flop.....
Poor guy never stood a chance.
http://www.timesonline.co.uk/tol/sport/ ... =12&page=2
Benitez is putting his big ego ahead of what's best for the club. But ag who knows maybe David Ngog will come off the bench and score the winning goal and Rafa will once again be hailed as a tactical genius.
Poor guy never stood a chance.
http://www.timesonline.co.uk/tol/sport/ ... =12&page=2
Benitez is putting his big ego ahead of what's best for the club. But ag who knows maybe David Ngog will come off the bench and score the winning goal and Rafa will once again be hailed as a tactical genius.