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Anyone watch Graveson last night ?

  • 17-01-2005 6:11pm
    #1
    Big Ears
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    For the 25 minutes he came on for he was excellant , and showed that drive and determination that other Madrid players don't have .He's also very good technically as we all know but I think the Madrid fans really liked the fact that they had a small bald hard tackling midfielder in the team againn.(Makelele and Cambiasso were the last) . Every touch cheered , every tackle bringing screams of ecstacy from the Madrid faithful , and with a player like Graveson in the team , the side finally has a chance to win trophies againn .

    So what did yee think ?


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  • #2
    KdjaCL
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    Just before he came on he had that "OMFG i getting a game for real "look on his face. Very cool to see.

    Played all right, game was over and he did fit in very easily can see why Wanderly Wagon/El presidente bought him.

    kdjac


  • #3
    Bateman
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    He had around 8 short passes, each found it's man. Within 10 minutes, he was playing pinpoint diagonal passes from 20 yards away; the way he just slotted in was astonishing, and obviously his tackling hasn't been seen since Redondo/Makelele. Part of the way he has slotted in has to do with Madrid in general; they are like a new team in 2005, Figo and Zidane look interested again, and Beckham and Owen are gaining in confidence. I wouldn't be backing Barcelona for the league just yet; they are still capable of bottling it, especially if Madrid continue to build up a head of steam coming up the next "derbi".


  • #4
    Big Ears
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    Id love to see a Ronaldinho versus Graveson(in the next 'El Classico') , as we all know Ronny dosen't like it up him .


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