How good of a player Is Brian Cook #43?
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No, Lamar Odom is the best forward on the Lakers. BCook is a good long range shooter, he'll block the occasional shot, is an average rebounder, and he'll take a charge whenever he can. His defense is improved over his first 2 years, but it's not great. He's a pretty solid player. Not quite starter material, but he has shown that every season, he'll work on something new to add to his game.
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Player Ranking:\n\nRonaldinho - Cheif In Command\nZidane - General\nBeckham - Major\nRonaldo - Captain\nRooney  -Lieutenant
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So he's the best eh? How many did he score? How far has he taken his team?\nWhich big clubs are racing for his signature?\n\nTry to be neutral, your bias is so flawed, no reasoned person can accept your suggestion.
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yes but what is he worth on the market? with his salary and skill level, not many teams can afford a player of his ilk. then there is all that excess baggage. the fallout from the steve moore incident will follow him wherever he goes.
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big, strong, fast, good instincts, leadership, good tackling skills
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im a lakers fan and they dont need chris mihm, cook isn't much worse. he's only out for 5 days.
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Joe Cole and John Terry both seem to be having good tournaments.\n\nAaron Lennon has also played well (on the rare occasion he's got onto the pitch!)
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I don't think he's good ... Viduka scored 6 goals in all of his international games.\n\nI think Aloisi is good ... I just checked .. and apparently he's played 44 international games, and scored 24 goals. Now, tell me .. is that good or great??\nI wonder why Aloisi isn't a starter. Or maybe he's one of those subs you'd call ... SUPERSUB ... he needs to play a bit more.
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Peter Shilton (GK)\nBobby Moore (CB)\nBilly Wright (CB)\nKenny Samson (LB)\nGary Neville (RB)\nBobby Charlton (MID)\nDavid Beckham (MID)\nBryan Robson (MID)\nRay Wilkins (MID)\nGary Lineker (CF)\nMichael Owen (CF)\n\nWith subs of\nJohn Barnes (MID), Stuart Pearce (DEF), Teryy Butcher (DEF), Tom Finney (CF), David Seaman (GK)
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Dunno. He has some sweet moves and he's tall as hell...but there are people who are better. You'd need to compare his stats after he plays more games.
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nope\nBen Gordon and Jameer Nelson have a lot of potential.\nThough Mo Pete ends up doing good every year, but Shaun Livingston is much better than Sam Cassell not leaving many mintues for him
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It depends on which pub you are drinking in and in which country that pub is located.  Yes, he is great.  It is so difficult to measure against other midfielders because of the other factors that are involved in the game.
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Brian Mitchell is one of the best special teams players of all-time.  This means he was great at kick-off and punt returns.  He played his entire career in the NFC East division.  He first played 10 seasons with the Washington Redskins, then 3 seasons with the Philadelphia Eagles, and finally played his last two seasons with the New York Giants.  He also played some at the reciever and h-back positions.  Basically this means they moved him around on offense just to try and get him the ball.  His speed and athleticism made him difficult to tackle and thats made him valuable as a player.  Hope this helps.
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He's in the minors. He's not good enough since he's 9-1-1. \nJust kidding. He's injured.
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Hey Owens! Thats 52 players on a team. 45 active on gameday
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Mostly.  Very skilled with the ball and good passer.  There are better playmakers than him, but individually he is the best player out there
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Andrew Johns is, in my view, the greatest player of the modern era and of the best halfbacks of all time. Possibly only Peter Sterling would be at the same level. You only have to look on the impact on Newcastle when he is absent.\n\nPlayers in the same league as Johns would be the immortals such as Reg Gasnier, Johnny Raper, Bob Fulton, Clive Churchill, Wally Lewis, Graeme Langlands and Arthur Beetson from the Post World War II era in Australia. People more knowledgeable in English rugby league could add nominations. From the pre-war Australian competition, I would add Dave Brown and Dally Messenger. I consider that Andrew Johns will become an Immortal in the fullness of time but it is difficult to compare players between eras.