Henry v Van Nistelrooy??

[ASSE]Hinchy · 30 Nov 2002 at 17:40

would u look at that - another 2 goals for thierry boy

woooooooooooooooooooo

Hinch

JAzz · 30 Nov 2002 at 18:00

Originally posted by [ASSE]Hinchy
would u look at that - another 2 goals for thierry boy

woooooooooooooooooooo

Hinch

if i didnt know better ur really an arsenal fan

Davey_Pitch · 30 Nov 2002 at 18:04

Originally posted by sunama
as far as ronaldo being injured: resistance to injury is part of the make up of a player/sportsman. im sure there are players that we've not even heard of who might have had claim to being the among the best players in the world, had they never ever had an injury. alas, its part of sport and as a sportsman, u must learn to nurse yourself through injury. a sportsman must do good work during competition as well as behind the scenes (physiotherapy, warmups, muscle strengthening, etc). if u were to take injury out of the equation, then we might possibly include bergkamp as the best player in the world, but over the yrs, that guy has consistent niggles. we could also add duncan ferguson (in the air he has no equal), im sure the list would get longer and longer, so its unfair that the only player that gets "extra" allowances for being injured is ronaldo. i judge players from what i see on the pitch and i have to say, for club, for the last few yrs, i havent seen much from the guy. when fit, ronaldo is great, but fact is, he isnt fit.

Your definition of resistance to injury obviously differs from most normal people. Ronaldo has had ONE major injury, which has kept him out for 2 1/2 years. It's the type of injury ANYONE can get, yet because it happened to him, you say he's injury prone. The minor injuries he's had are things that anyone can pick up as well - oh no, hang on, RvN doesn't get minor injuries does he? :rolleyes:

I'm not going to bother arguing this point with you any more, I feel like I'm banging my head against a brick wall. :rolleyes:

eXothermic · 30 Nov 2002 at 18:56

I would also agree on Henry, being a united fan. RVN still has a lot to learn.

Btw, i think RVN hasnt scored a goal outside the penalty area from all his goals for united... whereas henry scores the majority of his goals outside the area, hence freekicks

[ASSE]Hinchy · 30 Nov 2002 at 18:59

Originally posted by Jazz
if i didnt know better ur really an arsenal fan

i tried a couple of years ago when Dave Merrington was put in charge i just couldnt leave my beloved saints

.......i hate myself for that hehe

Hinch

Spud21 · 30 Nov 2002 at 23:53

Just another point, wern't around 12 of RvN's goals last season from the penalty spot ? Usually after the ref had given a dodgy pen that few other teams would have got, but he playes for Man U

sunama · 1 Dec 2002 at 00:03

who takes Arsenal's penalties?

JAzz · 1 Dec 2002 at 00:14

Originally posted by sunama
who takes Arsenal's penalties?

lauren and henry usually, iirc henry takes most of em like he did today

dirtydog · 1 Dec 2002 at 00:17

Originally posted by Spud21
Just another point, wern't around 12 of RvN's goals last season from the penalty spot ? Usually after the ref had given a dodgy pen that few other teams would have got, but he playes for Man U

I know this thread isn't about them but that's the same as Owen and Shearer.. their respective goal tallies would be a fair bit lower (especially Shearer's) otherwise.

JAzz · 1 Dec 2002 at 00:34

kinda OT but i just read this from http://football.guardian.co.uk/comment/story/0,9753,851500,00.html

At the time they signed Oleg Luzhy from Dynamo Kiev they were also offered Shevchenko. Arsene Wenger, though, did not bite, as he felt he had something more precious in Henry, an athletic young winger he had blooded at Monaco. Later he was still too raw to cut it in Serie A with Juventus.

*feints*

PAz · 1 Dec 2002 at 11:11

indeed, there has been hype round Shevchenko at Arsenal for a long time, majorly before he joined milan...

but to be honest, do we need him? Henry is unstoppable atm =)

5 goals in 2 games, come on RvN, your lagging behind

[ASSE]Hinchy · 1 Dec 2002 at 14:18

ruud had that record too

but all but 1 of his were easy tap ins

he had a good game today though ruud didnt he!!!!!!

hahaha he makes me laugh hes that bad

Hinch

JAzz · 1 Dec 2002 at 14:29

Originally posted by [ASSE]Hinchy
ruud had that record too but all but 1 of his were easy tap ins

he had a good game today though ruud didnt he!!!!!! hahaha he makes me laugh hes that bad

Hinch

u r an arsenal fan admit it

NitrogenY3K · 1 Dec 2002 at 14:41

Originally posted by [ASSE]Hinchy
ruud had that record too but all but 1 of his were easy tap ins

he had a good game today though ruud didnt he!!!!!! hahaha he makes me laugh hes that bad

Hinch

That bad? uve got to be pretty stupid to call ruad bad

[ASSE]Hinchy · 1 Dec 2002 at 14:48

oh he is - even my brother who is a die hard united fan reckons hes crap - and some of his mates. I mean common pal, has the guy ever scored from outside the 18 yard box???? outside the 6 yard box????? (and outside the 6 yard box doesnt include penalties

) - Face it he has to have chances put on a plate for him - he didnt get that today and oh look, he didnt score

even James Beattie has scored a fair few from long range - and Marian Pahars!!!!!

Hinch

NitrogenY3K · 1 Dec 2002 at 14:58

Well your brother and his mates are pretty dull, ruad is awsome, scores goals, sets people up, great header of the ball, good skill, tidy speed. He scored more goals than henry overall last season, and everyone thinks he is amazing, so ruad is obviously on par with him

JAzz · 1 Dec 2002 at 15:02

*ahem* its spelt ruud

just coz he scored more goals doesnt make him better overall, henry has loads more to his game, look at ruud today he did nothing look at henry when he isnt scoring he is a team player and rvn can be very selfish at times

NitrogenY3K · 1 Dec 2002 at 15:04

I didnt say he was better, I said he was on par. But do u or do u not agree he is a great player?

JAzz · 1 Dec 2002 at 15:08

Originally posted by NitrogenY3K
I didnt say he was better, I said he was on par. But do u or do u not agree he is a great player?

he is a good player no doubt about it, henry is better though

NitrogenY3K · 1 Dec 2002 at 15:13

Yes, I think he is to, but no one can call ruud crap