K.D.D.D.D.Soc
Nayim
I'd imagine he not far off being ready physically, he's a big strong boy, don't think he'll ever be quick, just adjusting to pace and movement of PL. He's got that natural instinct to be in the right place in the box.
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Will Lankshear
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I'd imagine he not far off being ready physically, he's a big strong boy, don't think he'll ever be quick, just adjusting to pace and movement of PL. He's got that natural instinct to be in the right place in the box.
FatBloke
Terry Fenwick
You know, I miss the days of the "big man, little man" strike combinations. No matter how good peak DESK was, I'll still think back fondly on the days of Teddy and Sir Les
Your memory must be playing tricks on you, I think you meant the days of Andy Booth/Sergei partnership - quite a time to be aliveYou know, I miss the days of the "big man, little man" strike combinations. No matter how good peak DESK was, I'll still think back fondly on the days of Teddy and Sir Les
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FatBloke
Terry Fenwick
Also Ginger Pele plus anyone lucky enough to be partnered with him!Your memory must be playing tricks on you, I think you meant the days of Andy Booth/Sergei partnership - quite a time to be alive
You know, I miss the days of the "big man, little man" strike combinations. No matter how good peak DESK was, I'll still think back fondly on the days of Teddy and Sir Les
You could even class kane and son in that.
Gutter Boy
Tim Sherwood
6'0" Son is 'small', yet 'big man' Bobby Smith was 5'9"
Holding player and quick player. Old fashioned 10 and 9. Hughes was shorter than lineker at barca.
Kane is still taller than son.
Kane was never an old fashioned 9. He dropped deep to receive the ball, turn and play a ball through to Son. The old school number 9 stayed up top for a flick on to the little guy, that's not what Kane was about at all....
JerusalemMan
Jimmy McCormick
As time goes on, more and more people simply appreciate what a phenomenon Kane is and was for us.
An utter privilege for us to have seen him play in our shirt for years.
MartyFunkhouser
George Hunt
The last week had was Berba and Keane IMO, Berba equally incredible in air and feet, great partnershipYou know, I miss the days of the "big man, little man" strike combinations. No matter how good peak DESK was, I'll still think back fondly on the days of Teddy and Sir Les
Now that was a proper 9 and 10, the understanding those 2 had with each other was something you just can't teach....
MartyFunkhouser
George Hunt
Me and my old man went to Turkey and watched Berba destroy Besiktas, a team that hadn't lost a European game at home in like 20 visits, he was unreal with Keane, their fans were insane till he took them out, they gave him a standing ovation, we went for food after fearing retribution, every Turk shook our hand loving Berba. Keane was as important that night in his role. Berba as good as anything I have ever seen in flesh that night, was like an artist
Fulham away 4 nil and they both got 2 each, Berba infront of the fans with the death signal to say the tie was over............
Two moments with my old man that will never leave me
Yes. Kane held the ball up. Son did the running.
Kane acted as 10 and son as 9. Not the tradidional way.
Berba was as brilliant and talented as Bale, Modric, Kane and whoever else. Hes just not spoken about with the same love because of leaving the way he did for Man U.
It was an absolute privilege to watch him live and have him at our club....
MartyFunkhouser
George Hunt
Hoddle, Gazza and Him in terms of the same understanding of the football for me, before people lose their midweek knickers, thats not the order of my fav players, just how similar they were in their almost artistic way of manipulating a football.
Bliss
Talent yes. Just a bit lower on effort.
MartyFunkhouser
George Hunt
Na, I saw an interview about how he saw space and how players went helm.for leather for no reason. Having seen him at his pomp he was 100% correct.
The last tag was always BS
K.D.D.D.D.Soc
Nayim
Remember a game against Bolton (I think), Keane got set off for handball on line. Berbs played on his own up front and tore them apart, it was a masterclass of centreforward play.
