DO you think manchester united will cope without ROY KEANE he was one of the best midfielders in the world?
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He is a very good player in midfield but I think they can replace him. Their problem now is that their defense isn't looking very confident, their midfield has been hit by many injury problems and player suspensions, and their forwards are sometimes missing easy chances. I think they should make a couple of big transfers in the summer in order to return as good as they were and be able to compete with Chelsea's astonishing form
898200
Hmm...\n\nMichael Owen perhaps? Haha.\n\nKleberson was tipped to become the next Brazilian superstar, but it all went wrong when he joined Man U.
354026
It really depends. Ronaldinho, David Beckham, and Andryi Schevchenko are probably the best midfielders you will find. But Thierry Henry, Ronaldo, Ruud Van Nistelrooy, Wayne Rooney, and Samuel Eto'o are some of the best forwards. In this group, Rooney is a kind of excemptional player because he can play forward, midfield, and defense because he is very skilled, extremely strong, pretty fast, and is very persistent. Although he may not be the best in the world quite yet, he's probably the best under 25.
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Carlos Queiroz, I think. Martin O'Neill is also good. It's also great if Roy Keane wants to be the next manager of Man U. Jeez, I wouldn't want Jose Mourinho to replace him despite his so-called great contributions to Chelsea.
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yes..joe cole, lampard, gerrard, beckham, defoe, crouch, john terry, owen...need i say more?? and also gerrard and lamps have never played together in a major tournament, we dont know how great those two are going to be together...
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I disagree with what Gagga_gary said about Walcott being the "next wayne rooney" when I havent seen the Current Wayne Rooney in top form as of late.I do Believe walcott has skills,no doubt about that or arsene wenger wouldve not bought him.But its the world stage, He hasnt played one regular game in the senior lineup yet.I was surprised that he didnt pick darren Bent, who is in good form this season. I see walcott in the 2010 world cup,not this one.But with football,you never know what might happen.He might shock everybody in the world cup.........or Maybe Not.
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I doubt it very much. It would be nice to see an English team walk away with it even though I'm a Man u supporter!
248330
well according to stats and history , United had players like Andy Cole, Dwight York, Peter Schmeichel, David Beckahm , Laurent Blanc , Teddy Sheringham and many more to name , but the best player in my view that kept himself fit and always helped Man. Utd. should definetly be Ryan Giggs who is in the team since a few years before 1995.\nalso Paul Scholes is a great player as a game maker.
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Definitely Fergie! I'm not saying this just because I'm a Man United fan. I know they haven't been doing too well recently but looking back at the records you have to admit that Fergie's brought loads of success to the team. Sure, Mourihno's doing great but given that huge amount of budget he's expected to do well. I guess Benitez's alright but Wenger's out of the question.
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Wake -up call for all present:  Ronaldo was just replaced in the 69th minute.  He's a little overweight and not performing that well.\n\nKlose is now an easy pick seeing as he already has 2 under his belt - no-brainer and #1 favorite.  Same goes for Rosicky.  \n\nCrespo - maybe.\n\nDrogba more than likely won't make it past the next round.  \n\nOwen also left the pitch earlier than planned - as soon as Rooney is healthy again, he can go back to Newcastle for a long vacation.\n\nHenry also needs to make it into the half-finals.  They won't.\n\nRaul maybe\n\nShev maybe\n\nVan Nistelrooy longshot, but feasable\n\nAnd now the player you forgot:  Ronaldinho.  He will win the Golden Boot 2006.
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firstly i'm a liverpool fan. I can't answer your first question because quite frankly i couldn't care less, however Man Utd are the richer of the clubs although they are now under a massive debt thanks to Malcolm Glaser their new owner. I don't think this will necessarily hurt Alex Fergusons spending, however with rumours of Henry going to Barcelona Arsenal may have more money too spend this summer. Man Utd are only really missing a midfield maestro to replace the chasm left by Roy Keane so wont need to bring in too many players.\n\nBelieve me if the players are good enough a manager will not care where they come from.\n\nAt Liverpool we have 2 Malians in the first team and a 17 year old Ghanain in the reserves. We have also offered a trial to an 11 year old kenyon kid called Mohamed Suleiman so clubs do look all over the world for players. Arsenal and United are no different.
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I think your question is a bit harsh?\n\nBeckham never said the was the best player in the world but he can probably spell better than you. \n\nBesides Gerard is better.
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World class maybe no but very use full player to have around, I would have him in my team always, cause he brings a lot of high balls down ( no defender can out jump him ), he reminds me of me, maybe that is one more reason I like him. Good luck for England!
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Christiano Ronaldo will go one of two ways; 1. He will become another Manchester United legend and spend the rest of his career there, or 2. He will finish out his current contractual obligations, and look towards maybe a Barcelona, Real Madrid, or A.C. Milan type squad. My feeling is that he will be staying with Man U, as long as their manager, Sir Alex Ferguson is there. "Fergie" really lets Ronaldo be himself, and Ronaldo fits Man U's playing style absolutely perfect, like a glove.
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Agree with u. But zidane is now gone. So maybe midfield is not really best for france.
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i wouldn't put it past Ferguson to pursue Riquelme....maybe he won't be tempted to leave VillaReal, but it's worth a try. United will need someone better than Diarra and/or Sanches to hold that midfield.....whether Fergie will ever admit it or not, there are not many other Roy Keanes out there.
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I'm totally with you on this one. I think that he's one of the greatest midfield maestros that the modern game has ever seen. Unfortunately for him and Viera/Vieira (they share the same b-day) I don't think that France is playing their best football. They're an aging team, and haven't looked like the France of '98-'00. I think that it's a damn shame that a player of Zidane's calibre may have to celebrate his b-day and possibly his final international appearance for France, on the bench. Happy B-day to both of them, and for their sake, I hope that France wins, if for no other reason, than to let him go out in style, on the pitch where he belongs :)