Assume you mean Ashley Young?stealthpapes wrote:Also, there are two English* players in the Italian league right now. Smalling is one, without looking, try to name the other.
* as in capped at some age level.
The bloke West Ham have put a bid in for? I'm guessing from your previous post, he wasn't born in Englandstealthpapes wrote:Did he move recently?
Turns out he did. Cheers for the note - guess he's not on the list I had because he's not yet played.
There's one other.
Always found Eriksen to be overratedHendo wrote:Inter Milan pick up another ex-Premier League player. Confirmed that Christian Eriksen has made the move.
Eriksen > Ozil, ftr.URZZZZ wrote:Always found Eriksen to be overratedHendo wrote:Inter Milan pick up another ex-Premier League player. Confirmed that Christian Eriksen has made the move.
Very good set piece taker mind
It's a good return but I'd wager a bit of money that many of his goals and assists have been set piecesHendo wrote:Eriksen > Ozil, ftr.URZZZZ wrote:Always found Eriksen to be overratedHendo wrote:Inter Milan pick up another ex-Premier League player. Confirmed that Christian Eriksen has made the move.
Very good set piece taker mind
51 goals in 226 for Spurs is a very good return.
Phased out quite a bit at Spurs in the last year or so, but I would expect him to flourish in Serie A.
Against Ireland quite famously.Old Man Andrews wrote:Eriksen is a brilliant player, he is just one of those that has to be happy in order to get the best from him. Seen him win games for Denmark more or less on his own.
Personally think Ozil is better too.URZZZZ wrote:It's a good return but I'd wager a bit of money that many of his goals and assists have been set piecesHendo wrote:Eriksen > Ozil, ftr.URZZZZ wrote:
Always found Eriksen to be overrated
Very good set piece taker mind
51 goals in 226 for Spurs is a very good return.
Phased out quite a bit at Spurs in the last year or so, but I would expect him to flourish in Serie A.
Personally think Ozil is slightly better, or used to be anyway, both flopped in the last 12 months or so
Bruno is pretty chilled about the moveBR0B0T wrote:Bruno to United being shown on the TV in the lobby!

Randomly read about this a few weeks back - it's Ronaldo Viera isn't it? Qualified for England on grounds he was educated in the UK for 5 years or something random like that and been capped at u20 and u21 level.stealthpapes wrote:Also, before the January window, there were two English* players in the Italian league. Smalling is one, without looking, try to name the other.
* as in capped at some age level.
yeah, quality name.Stranded wrote:Randomly read about this a few weeks back - it's Ronaldo Viera isn't it? Qualified for England on grounds he was educated in the UK for 5 years or something random like that and been capped at u20 and u21 level.stealthpapes wrote:Also, before the January window, there were two English* players in the Italian league. Smalling is one, without looking, try to name the other.
* as in capped at some age level.
"According to Tottenham's club historian, the move meant that Gallas would become the first player to have appeared for Chelsea, Arsenal and Tottenham; Clive Allen played for Tottenham and Chelsea and had a spell with Arsenal early in his career, but did not make an appearance for them."genome wrote:Giroud to Spurs (possibly)![]()
How many players have played for Arsenal, Chelsea and Spurs? William Gallas is the only one I can think of
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