The-Rigger wrote: » Agger for captain.
rarnes1 wrote: » He's too injury prone. I'd bet my house he'll be out again before xmas. Hopefully not, he's in good form. Pity about his partner Skrtel who I hope gets shipped out sharpish.
Phoenix Park wrote: » Skrtel looks so much better playing with Agger than Carra though (although i agree we need better!)
kop77 wrote: » Definitely....... said it here a while back, but would many here entertain the idea of trading in Skrtel in for a newer better model in 2012?????
rarnes1 wrote: » Ba + £35m
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Thanx 4 The Fish wrote: » That is a worry, but bearing in mind that we do have so many shots off the woodwork, those gents would have a lot more assists if we could get them on target than the woodwork.. Hardly the fault of the assisters (or would be assisters) for the strikers inability to convert.
Mr Alan wrote: » Indeed, Kess that stat is somewhat flimsy & could change dramatically in the space of a match or two with ease & most likely will.
mixednuts wrote: » Im amazed that no one else has mentioned our fitness levels . We have looked very lethargic from around 70mins on in the past few games. Charlie Adam should have been wipped off Sat from around the same time ...he was dead on his feet . I know when i used to play we would ramp up certain aspects of the training (Cardio etc ) on winter time change just to make the body clock adjustment that little bit more seamless ...maybe thats we seen on Sat as a few players looked dead on their feet .
Mr Alan wrote: » Have we not gone hell for leather in the last 2 games pushing for a win late on?
Mr Alan wrote: » I think it's very possible that if we can get Gerrard back fit, he'll be a huge player for us this season. With Carroll, Gerrards delivery & ability to run late into the box onto the balls Carroll wins will be massive for us imo. He also provides the urgency that we are currenltly lacking from midfield.
mixednuts wrote: » Aint it a bit silly that we now seem to be back relying on Gerrard ?
K-9 wrote: Interesting that Adam provided the cross, I'd try him in a more advanced role if we are persisting with 4-2-3-1 and try Henderson with Lucas.
ilovelamp2000 wrote: » How much would people be willing to sell Carroll back to Newcastle for ? Honest question. It's being rumoured already.
Kess73 wrote: » Adam at the weekend was yet again our player to have covered the most distance during the game. He does look tired around the 70 minute mark, but he is covering a hell of a lot of ground in each game.
Kess73 wrote: » Yep it has been rumoured for a few weeks now. Mentioned it on here after my last trip back home.
joe123 wrote: » Most we could get for Carroll would be 15 million. A loss of 20 million isn't something I can see the Americans doing. Problem with Carroll though, is he has a donkey first touch and is pretty awful with the ball at his feet. He breaks down so many of our moves by not controlling the ball properly.
SlickRic wrote: » 2) barely any midfielders who are good at breaking into the box, especially when Henderson is on the field. with Kuyt, Maxi and Meireles last season, we had that. now, it's disappeared seemingly.
shotamoose wrote: » This is the big one I think, though as you say it's closely related to choice of formation. We're much more predictable than in the latter half of last season, and therefore much easier to defend against.