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He's at Pride Park today, expected to become Paul Jewell's latest signing.
Can any of you Aussies give me some kind of idea what this guy is like?
He's at Pride Park today, expected to become Paul Jewell's latest signing.
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That's gone completely over my head.Originally Posted by dontcloseyoureyes
Anyway, he's been turned down for a work permit - one international match short of the required percentage.
Shame Australia decided to play a bloody friendly when the chose to play no Europe-based players.
Gits.
No point in Derby appealing - only Arsenal, Man Utd and Chelsea win those things.
Wasn't a friendly it was a quailfier and it wasn't on FIFA date so they couldn't get the European players back. Don't think his suited to English Football either, too much of an all round player. He would get wasted over there IMO.
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Are you suggesting English players are one-dimensional....?
Oh, wait....
- As featured in The Independent.
"This is not the time for namby-pamby promising youngsters who might just do something; not the time for building for the future. Pragmatism rules and they don't come more pragmatic than Rogers."
- Victor Marks makes the case for stiff-legged and stiff-armed 35 year old left-handers in Ashes squads
Oh, right.
That probably explains why Derby think they will win the appeal.
As far as 'all-round' players are concerned, we gave a debut to Laurent Robert yesterday.
He looked as though he had eaten all the pies and the pie-maker as well.
Having seen Claude Davis play for Derby yesterday, one-dimensional would be an improvement.
Oh, wait....
Talented wide right player, gives a decent cross and has generally been a consistent, reliable performer for the Socceroos. Scored a gun goal against I think Liechtenstein(sp?) if my memory serves correctly.
My favourite Socceroo actually. Can't tell you much more than that as I have nfi about football.
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Yeah Mile's a solid performer, would like to see him in the Socceroos as a regular.
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Ummm.....he's been playing in Europe for a while now (IIRC)
And a good maso boy.
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Sorry what I meant to say was I can't wait to see him a part of the Socceroos squad regularly as he's Euro based.
Ah yes, fair enough. I rate him fairly highly TBH, but as an attacking-type midfielder it's hard in a (full-strength) side including Cahill, Kewell, and Bresciano.
Yeah agree, we're so strong in that area there wouldn't be much of him considering Cahill, Kewell and Bresciano are there.
I'm also looking forward to see Scott McDonald up front, he's been on a roll this year with Celtic.
So gun this bloke.
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