What's wrong between Teddy and Fabregas?
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It's probably nothing, really.  It was an emotionally charged game with West Ham winning in the last minute. \n\nI'm sure Cesc was not pleased he was the one who ended up losing the ball that led to the goal and Teddy (being the wily vet that he is) probably said a few things to really send Cesc over the edge.
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I think Id take Teddy over any man alive. That is one bad man with a don't F--- with me attitude.\nTom
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Crap manager? He's won them the CL and FA Cup, not to mention trophies back home with Valencia.\nHe may have made a blunder or two, but even Alex Ferguson isn't immune from such things.
1112428
No complaints about the team, it was the manager. bad tactical decisions thank goodness we are getting rid of him. Downing loses the ball all the time and the decision to play hargreaves has been critisised by every single football pundit in the country. Crouch is finding fantistic form but he needs support. It was time to try Walcott .....or alternitively use Carrick to strengthen the midfield..... Next thing we know he will be putting David James in Goal!!!! AAAAAGGGGHHHHHHHHHHHHHH. SORT IT OUT SVEN!! .......................COME ON ENGLAND !!
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definately not. fabregas+viera=champions league
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Simply because it was a friendly, McClaren was using it as an opportunity to let others have a game when it doesnt matter on the outcome, and see if he can learn anything. As a Man U fan, I find it a difficult decision as to who I would use as they are both good players but in different ways Crouch, on his day, is deadly from close range and could well be the Gary Lineker type player that we so desperately miss since Shearer retired. However, Johnson is lightning quick and excellent at dragging apart gaps in the defence which could then be exploited by someone like Gerrard or Lennon. Its a tricky one really, and which striker plays alongside Rooney will depend on who is in the best form when the game comes, and also who can forge the best relationship with Rooney. At the moment i cant see Rooney being dropped as he is the only player really who can play behind the striker.
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Neither is that good. But Guillen is the worse. He takes things to far, eventually his players are going to turn on him. There is not middle ground with Guillen and that is where I think his flaw is. Everything is good thus far but if the team were to struggle I'm almost positive his managerial style would cause more harm than good. Look at how things ended between him and his former player Magglio Ordoñez.
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Heskey!? You must be blind! Shouldn't be playing in the bloody premiership (and isn't haha), let alone for england - strikers will be Owen (despite crappy newcastle medical team), Rooney (hopefully will be fit for later stages although chances are, not group stage), Defoe (can be alright... sometimes), Crouch (god nooo!! but sven's choice) and Darren Bent. Maybe. Won't be Heskey, James Beattie or Darius "can only score against villa" Vassell. I think we still have a chance, I mean, you can't completely write us off... but Rooney's injury and the complete shambles that is the FA's handling of the next manager have provided great obstacles.
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Can only be Owen & Rooney if they're fit. Although Sven, being quite the out of touch Manager that he is, may choose to bring back the Vassell then let him mount Crouch the donkey and the two of them can ride off into the German sunset together. Beyond Rooney and Owen, I really hope he takes Defoe and Bent. Although, Ashton & Harewood might have a chance - whatever, I'm just a one-eyed, out of touch, dreaming Hammers fan who hopes to win a ticket to the World Cup by answering this!
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I guess u are referring to CESC FABREGAS or Theo WALCOTT ..both of Arsenal or Wayne Rooney of Man U ..but actually , the best is LIONEL MESSI of Argentina , plays for barcelona
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Newcastle United have got big problems this season. They have lost Owen, Ameobe and co, and are relying on an unproven striker to score goals. \nRoeder seems to begetting loads of grief from the fans and press, but i really do not think its his fault. Newcsatle have struggled to score goals all season, and they have got a problem in defence. Thats not good for a team that needs to start winning games.\nBramble is ot a premiership defender, he makes so many mistakes in a game. Duff has not done for Newcastle what he was doing for Chelsea. Emre was at fault for the goal yesterday, Given is injured, and they have no depth to the squad.\nThey need to look at the players they have, and play to there strengths, trouble is they have not got a striker to score for them, but they are also not creating many chances.\nI feel sorry for them, cos i do have a soft spot for Newcastle, butthings do need to improve quickly or they could be in real trouble by christmas.
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keegans team problem were the goals they let in. Nearly a goal a game in this day and age was a catast******* bad.
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yannick djaio is a made up person. You may have created him on FIFA 07 accidentily or something
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michael essein, guy tackles dirty\n\nor wayne rooney, cause he can't control his temper
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Def not:\n\n1) He's too old\n2) Don't think he'd enjoy the backlash - he is a sensitive soul ;-)\n3) Arsenal wouldn't give him the length of contract he would want\n4) Technically he isn't strong enough, even though he's quite good at poking it in from 6 yards or so.
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i think he's injured.\n\njust throw maradona in there and have him score with his hands. Viva la Mexico!
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Mr. Simon is from Brazil.\nOn one website he only got a 4 on a scale of 1 to 6(worst).\nBesides the discussions about the penalty in the 79th minute, he overlooked that in the 75th minute, he should have sent off a player from Ghana (Kuffour) for a overly hard attack against Iaquinta although the game was already stopped.\nSo one reason could be that this was a concession as he had a bad conscience.\nAnother very likely explanation is that neither he nor his linesmen had a clear view about this scene or simply judged it in a different way than others. Interestingly, the website I had been looking at, does not count this a one of his grave mistakes, meaning, there at least are doubts about this being a penalty..\nDon't forget that the guys on the field have to decide within seconds without having the benefit of looking at the replay again and again...