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issbill 
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| papadoodpoedels wrote: |  euhm i think manchester united and chelsea's attack is better then tottenhams strikeforce sorry tottenhams strikeforce is good i agree with that but manchester united and chelsea's strikeforce are the best in the prem league.  |
Attack definetly, strikeforce no chance
Man U
Rooney
then er, er, er nobody, maybe Smith but not any good in my books. Solskjear pass it and Saha, will he ever be fit?
Chelsea
A dodgy Shevchenko
A sublime Drogba
and a half decent Kalou
Spurs
A class Berbatov
Ireland's all time leading goalscorer Keane
The prem's English top goalscorer (careful before you reply) in 2 of the last 3 seasons and 1 behind Rooney last season when his team were relegated
and Defoe who is a class act on his day, ask Pompey.
Arsenal have a shout
Van P, class act
Adebayor ok he's alright
Walnut- the new big thing, really?
Bentdener (sp?) half decent in the championship
Don't get me wrong I am not challenging the best ATTACK, but the best strikeforce, which is in the main seen as the first 4 strikers.
If I said 5 at this second in time I could say Mido, but thank god he is leaving |
| Fri Jun 29, 2007 11:42 pm |
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issbill
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I don't like double posting but I found this snipet in one of the UK's leading paper's and agree's entirely with what I said in this discussion
| Quote: | | This is the signing that brings Tottenham Hotspur to the brink of breaking into the top four. Maybe next season we will be able to call the Barclays Premier League’s elite a top five. Tottenham now have a forward line as good as Liverpool’s and better than Manchester United’s, Arsenal’s and Chelsea’s. They have talent and depth. |
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| Quote: | | Keane and Dimitar Berbatov were the best strikeforce in the top flight last season. |
This comes from the Times, for those of you who do not know, it is one of the UK's most respected paper's and is considered a paper of the business professionals |
| Sat Jun 30, 2007 12:07 am |
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footyfanatic51
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20,000 od points sound good? |
| Sat Jun 30, 2007 12:54 am |
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Hibernian.No1
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Ajax with Babel and Rosenberg have to of the most in form strikers at the moment although if you believe the papers then they will both be leaving! They also have sneider to supply although he's going probably aswell lol |
| Sat Jun 30, 2007 6:44 pm |
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issbill
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| footyfanatic51 wrote: | | 20,000 od points sound good? |
I thought you wanted a bet not a minor contract
Make it 50,000 |
| Sun Jul 01, 2007 1:17 am |
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footyfanatic51
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well i dunno man.. not all of us have access to the bank.. haha j/k umm if you want, im not sure ill have it by the end of the season but you have my word if i dont have it ill pay you as soon as its available. so 50k it is |
| Sun Jul 01, 2007 3:18 am |
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nakamura
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wuts the bet on exactly? |
| Sun Jul 01, 2007 3:47 am |
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footyfanatic51
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who finishes higher in the table next season: Arsenal OR Tottenham.. |
| Sun Jul 01, 2007 3:48 am |
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