Giuseppe Rossi
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I saw Rossi play last year. He was only on for about 10 minutes. But I could already tell he was going to be special. He is so fast, both on the ground and in the head. I didn't watch the match but I saw the goals he scored and created. He is certainly a star in the making.
Now to get him on-loan at Millwall.
Now to get him on-loan at Millwall.
I think he will. Give him 3 seasons and he'll be playing 30 games a year for Man U.
Uniteds problem is their piss poor midfield. Fergie is insane if he thinks putting a half decent striker in centre mid, or a poor left back in there is going to solve his problems. They need a decent centre midfielder, if not 2, now. Graveson would have been an ideal stop gap, but I guess he though Rooney and Neville (Uniteds only consistent players, maybe Nistlerooy and Van Der Sar too) would be enough to win the Cup and come 2nd in the league.
Uniteds problem is their piss poor midfield. Fergie is insane if he thinks putting a half decent striker in centre mid, or a poor left back in there is going to solve his problems. They need a decent centre midfielder, if not 2, now. Graveson would have been an ideal stop gap, but I guess he though Rooney and Neville (Uniteds only consistent players, maybe Nistlerooy and Van Der Sar too) would be enough to win the Cup and come 2nd in the league.
That's so true, and a big danger which could hamper his development. Ok, he's learning from some of the best strikers (RVN and Rooney) but he won't get many chances playin for the first team with those two fully fit.
The things he does in matches are the tip of the ice-berg. If you watch what he does with the ball during the pre-match warm-up its amazin, his feet are so fast and he's got sublime control of the ball. He just needs a good number of games at the top-level to be able to apply what he does during pre-match and in training, into the real thing.
The things he does in matches are the tip of the ice-berg. If you watch what he does with the ball during the pre-match warm-up its amazin, his feet are so fast and he's got sublime control of the ball. He just needs a good number of games at the top-level to be able to apply what he does during pre-match and in training, into the real thing.
He has plenty of time though. He's only 18. Ruud won't be at Man U for much longer. And with the amount of matches clubs at this level play there is always enough matches to split between 3 strikers.
It's Saha who has to worry. I think he's a superb striker who has been major unlucky with injury. And never gets match sharp due to him being 3rd in line. League Cup matches are all he gets.
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