Everything posted by High Street Ken
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Control (the film)
Maybe some kind soul will download it and post it to you. You have post there don't you?
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the masterclass in our midfield
I'd like to see what he can offer if encouraged to go forward more. His sharp passing, control and vision could cause havoc closer to the penalty area.
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The Irreplaceables
I tend to agree with Just on this but would add that Essien may well have made the list, had he not lost his touch of late, probably due to niggling injuries. I can think of few who can match his drive and power when he's firing on all cylinders.
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Paul Canoville interview
It's great that he's still close to the club. http://www.wimbledonguardian.co.uk/spor ... _model.php
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Where is our 1-0 ?
Good point mate! Roma missed that sitter near the end with the defence all at sea. It should've been 1-1. They were really hanging on. What gets me is the Sky commentary. Tevez blasted a chance two yards wide (about all he did do in an attacking sense) and it was, "Oh yes! This is what he's all about, the sheer power etc etc". Sheva does exactly the same and he's a has-been. The same with Rooney. Okay, he took his chance well by hitting the shot early but anybody would think he's done a George Weah, run the length of the pitch and buried it, such was the gushing praise. He hits a lame shot along the ground from 18 yards and it was, "Ooh! He's getting in the mood, coming more into the game now." The guy is hugely overrated.
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Bridgey
I think Cole may just have the edge defensively plus he's always had a handy knack for making last-ditch clearances off the line for his clubs and England. Clearly JM shackled him going forward and of course he has as much to offer as Bridge in that department. Don't forget he started his career as a striker and was converted to full-back (which may mean he was a cr*p striker but surely had more than the average defender's flair going forward). I think the only area where Bridge wins hands down is in his crossing ability, which is exceptional. He also has a better understanding with his team-mates.
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Zigger Zagger
I can get you an AK but you'll have to come pick it up. How could we fall so far, so fast ? I'm on my way, Scott. Will you take a personal cheque? The rate of our fall is staggering. To think a few short weeks ago we were laughing at Man U's faltering start. In fact, mates who are Man U fans had virtually conceded the title and were weeping into their beer.
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Zigger Zagger
Oh gawd...somone shoot me and put me out of my misery. Either that or pass me a Kalashnikov and I'll get rid of our board.
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Oh James, you are incorrigible
That's terribly sad news. She had a timeless quality. Can't imagine her being 80. RIP
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Moving on --> Avram Grant want's to entertain
This from a manager who is known to favour a 4-5-1 formation...really entertaining!
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Jamie Redknapp at Cobham
Now they say on the radio that he's coming to add glamour! Apparently because Mr Grant makes John Major look like 007. Chelsea unglamorous? We may lack many things but surely glamour isn't one of them! Is Sky TV going to film all this and call it "Pimp My Club"? (To be followed by a reality show, set in Amsterdam's red-light district, called "Club My Pimp")
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Jamie Redknapp at Cobham
Tell me it isn't true. They just just announced on TalkSport that Jamie Redknnapp is likely to be an integral part of our new coaching team
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Well its Grant
Exactly how I'm feeling mate. I feel like I just split up with Angelina Jolie.
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The King is Dead, Long Live the King
The BBC and TalkSport both claim to be receiving inside info that Grant will be named in a press conference later today. So we HAVE to give him our support (or go and support our second favourite teams...in my case, Torquay United!)
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How will be next be next Chelsea boss?
I'd go with Ruud every time. He's got the charisma and would command the respect of the players. At least there'd be no ridiculous arguments over his salary being "netto"! No way Gullit has the required experience and standing to lead a top club that we have become since he left to major trophies. Forget about past managers or former players, just because they were popular at the time. We need a proven club manager with an adaptable ego. I know it's not feasible, Valerie. It's just that Gullit plays the sort of football I love. Allow me my fantasy!
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How will be next be next Chelsea boss?
I'd go with Ruud every time. He's got the charisma and would command the respect of the players. At least there'd be no ridiculous arguments over his salary being "netto"!
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Stating the bleeding obvious - we miss Frank
Didn't Maka play for France last week? Probably hooked on anti-depressants!
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Stating the bleeding obvious - we miss Frank
Star, you talk a lot of sense. To be honest I've never been a huge Lamps fan but I have to eat my words and agree that we're a shadow of ourselves without his goal threat and passing. It was my hope that Mikel would step into his shoes and run the show but it was obviously asking too much of one so young and inexperienced. Essien, too, isn't a playmaker as such. He's sometimes like a ram-raider who goes charging into the fray, without looking to see where he's going, and smashing into a lingerie shop, when he intended to grab a flat-screen TV from Comet! (then looking suitably embarrassed) We look predictable and show poor movement off the ball, and certainly need the spark and goal threat that someone like Sinclair might provide. A young, fresh Sidwell is meant to be a box-to-box player but he ended up doing impressions of the Ray Wilkins crab. He played in fear, probably because Jose terrified him into acting like a programmed automaton..."Keep possession at all costs, even if that means passing the ball back 80 yards to your keeper". I'm grateful for the two titles and happy for this to be a season of rebuilding, as long as promising fringe players get blooded and we start to play a bit.
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Top 10 Youth Products.
Anyone recall Trevor Aylott scoring a cracker for us against Peter Shilton? I'm convinced it happened but could be false memory syndrome!
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Chelsea vs Blackburn Game Build Up
Welcome Erict. Always good to have new posters from other parts of the world. And I totally agree with bringing in Joe Cole for Malouda.
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Funny Headlines?
I remember that, so it definitely happened (in the 80s I think) and I don't know which way round it was either!
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bruce springsteen
There's some on ebay but they ain't cheap!
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What would you call your band?
I like that!
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What would you call your band?
If you were starting up a rock band (or any other kind) what would you call it? There are some terrific ones in existence. Gaye Bikers On Acid, has to be an all-time great name. Napalm Death, is cool too (or maybe hot). Flock Of Seagulls (immortalised in Pulp Fiction!) Lesbian Dopeheads On Mopeds (I didn't make that up but wish I had!) Fine Young Cannibals Cat Rapes Dog (hopefully a soul band) They Might Be Giants Gallon Drunk Stabbity Stabbity Stab Stab Stab Badly Drawn Boy Funkadelic Anybody got any good ideas?
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Scan for Frank
I take it you have never torn your thigh. I have and it's bloody agony! Took me 6 weeks before I could get into any kind of training again and that was with loads of physio, ultrasound treatment and drugs (although obviously I didn't have a team of elite physios giving me round-the-clock massage).