I.am.Sam
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Scholes is still a better midfielder than any player at LFC. Which is kind of sad. For LFC.
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if anyone watches scholes ...they can see he still has that vision and passing
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Scholes is still a better midfielder than any player at LFC. Which is kind of sad. For LFC.
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if anyone watches scholes ...they can see he still has that vision and passing
isnt he a tad blind ?
haha since when .....
http://news.bbc.co.uk/sport2/hi/football/teams/m/man_utd/4634118.stm
he has since recovered..... possibly.
that was 06 ...i even forgot about that
im sure laser treatment works
cause how does he get those long passes right
Pure luck.
isnt he a tad blind ?
If he is blind and passing like that then I'd love to see him with 20/20 vision...
Scholesy played better when surrounded by becks and keane.....giggs and a wee bit of ronaldo.
the current crop is not good enough.
Scholesy played better when surrounded by becks and keane.
F**k thats funny....You mean a 37 year old played better when he was a 25 year old??? How can this be???
You mean a 37 year old played better when he was a 25 year old??? How can this be???
Prizes for Giggs and Sir Alex
Ryan Giggs has been voted the greatest player of the Premier League era with Sir Alex Ferguson scooping the best manager prize.
The Welshman made his United debut before the inception of the new league in 1992 and has been an ever-present in the top division, scoring in every season and winning 12 titles.
After seeing off competition from Dennis Bergkamp, Eric Cantona, Thierry Henry, Roy Keane, Cristiano Ronaldo, Paul Scholes, Alan Shearer, Patrick Vieira and Gianfranco Zola, Giggs revealed his pride in earning the accolade.
“Everything’s bigger and better now,” he told Sky Sports News at the special event in London. “Each season the Premier League has got more exciting, with better players and better facilities. It’s just a joy to be part of it, to see it right from the start to what it is now.”
Sir Alex predictably came out on top in the voting for best manager and Giggs paid tribute to his boss.
“He’s the biggest influence on my career,” said the 38-year-old. “I’ve known him since I was 13. He knew my name, my parents’ names and the little details had a big impression on me. It’s the personal touch that sets him apart from anybody else.”
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Yes City are the champions but they have a long way to make history and create legends like this
Arsenals Invincibles took team of the last 2 decades. Cheer!!![]()
Yes City are the champions but they have a long way to make history and create legends like this
Yes! Its about creating legends and history. City could have 12 new players next year and none of them from City?!?!Arsenals Invincibles took team of the last 2 decades. Cheer!!![]()
Not if they going to rely on the Sheiks to pay their way to 20 year success... City needs to start developing youngsters and the likes to even get anywhere remotely close to United