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fabian hurzeler back to germany..smh.
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Originally Posted by Demps
fabian hurzeler back to germany..smh.
When Hurzeler was first exposed to US fans the general perception was that he was one of the gems of Bayern's youth system. In the year since most have accepted that he's more along the lines of being just another good prospect at a top club in the world.
If he develops into a player good enough for Germany's senior team I'd expect him to play for them anyway.
it's not gonna work...Originally Posted by SinnerP
Rooney, again, in the midfield. Interesting to see how this develops over time.
The thing is, I think it does sometimes work, cuz Rooney is good enough for that role... but like you said, its not utilizing his talents in the best way possible.Originally Posted by Keepie Uppie
it's not gonna work...Originally Posted by SinnerP
Rooney, again, in the midfield. Interesting to see how this develops over time.
a total waste of Rooney's talents upfront and takes the sting out of the attack everytime Utd moves forward...
I never want to see him in the middle again, shows you how poor our midfield isOriginally Posted by SinnerP
The thing is, I think it does sometimes work, cuz Rooney is good enough for that role... but like you said, its not utilizing his talents in the best way possible.Originally Posted by Keepie Uppie
it's not gonna work...Originally Posted by SinnerP
Rooney, again, in the midfield. Interesting to see how this develops over time.
a total waste of Rooney's talents upfront and takes the sting out of the attack everytime Utd moves forward...
He's playing so deep right now its ridiculous. Hopefully its just temporary... need time for Jones or some other MF to step-up.
EDIT ~ Another mediocre performance by Utd.
Meanwhile... an awful finish by Torres.
Originally Posted by CripwalkinK
Kevin Prince-Boateng quits Ghana
November 4, 2011
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AC Milan and Ghana midfielder Kevin Prince-Boateng has quit international football in order to focus on his fitness for his club.
GettyImagesKevin-Prince Boateng impressed at the World Cup, scoring against USA in the second round
Prince-Boateng, 24, is a former German youth international who was born to a Ghanaian father and German mother. After much controversy, he opted to play for Ghana in time for the 2010 World Cup and starred as the side reached the quarter-finals of the competition.
However, having helped Milan to win the Serie A title in 2010-11, he has now chosen to focus his attentions on his Italian club.
A statement read: ''The Ghana Football Association has received a letter from player Kevin Prince-Boateng on his decision to resign from the senior national team, the Black Stars.
''According to Kevin, the physical demands of playing for both club and country at high levels are taking a toll on his health.
''The player also explained that in order to remain healthy and stay off any injuries, he has consulted his doctors and family over the matter and has decided to take the decision to excuse himself from national duties since he is on a special training that he has to interrupt to honour national invitations.
''The Ghana Football Association is yet to take a position on the decision of Kevin Prince Boateng.''
Originally Posted by ChampCruThik
Savic is not ready for regular first-team EPL action. He's had an awful game against QPR and luckily Yaya Toure might have redeemed the young Serb.
Newcastle and QPR have both looked good thus far in the campaign.