Wright to Man U!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Paul Louis
This smacks of a rumour designed to affect share prices. I for one
wouldn't believe it.
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I find that very hard to believe. Rumours are always around, and
journalists just want to get more and more "shock value" out of their
stories. But then again, who believed it when they bought Cole?
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Arthur Guinness (guinn...@webtv.net) wrote:
: I find that very hard to believe. Rumours are always around, and
: journalists just want to get more and more "shock value" out of their
: stories. But then again, who believed it when they bought Cole?
Well I didn't hear any rumours about Cole. It just came out of the blue.
-Ben
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fh6...@ncs.bris.ac.uk (FBC Houlford) wrote:
>Ollie (oll...@globalnet.co.uk) wrote:
>: Today I read on Reuters that to solve his striker situation short term Alex
>: Ferguson is willing to pay 3.4 mil to sign Ian Wright from Arsenal and
>: shockingly Arsene Wenger is willing to let him go
>: !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
>: This is AMAZING news and if I were an Arseanl fan I would be close to
>: suicide!!!!!
>: Ollie.
>:
>: I cannot belive it!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
>Neither can I. I can't see how it could be true. Especially after what Mr
>Ferguson has said about Wrighty and the well known animosity between
>Wrighty and Schmeichel (sp?).
>-Ben
There is no way that Wright would be allowed to sign for man United,
although he is obviously talented on the field, we just don't want
characters like him playing for Man United.
"I don't think there is anyone bigger or smaller than Maradona"
(Kevin Keegan, radio 5 live)
Simon Tyers
Paul Louis wrote:
>
> This smacks of a rumour designed to affect share prices. I for one
> wouldn't believe it.
A rumour designed to affect share prices? That'd never happen.
BTW,did you hear that Ruud Gullit's dead?
Simon Tyers.
js...@no.spam.thanks
>There is no way that Wright would be allowed to sign for man United,
>although he is obviously talented on the field, we just don't want
>characters like him playing for Man United.
This is amusing, coming from a Man U fan!! Oh, I forgot about the
whiter-than-white antics of Schmeicky-pops, Keane (The irony!
Attempting to cynically hack down Alfie-Haaland, he ended up fucking
his cruciate ligaments...Nasty! However, if Haalands leg had been
broken by the attempt, there would have been little mention.) and
Beckham of late.
Before you accuse me of unfairly singling out Man U, all I am doing is
pointing out your flawed argument. Fergie has a long record of
allowing gross indiscipline go, in favour of results...unfortunately
it seems to work.
Any club in the Premier would want Wrighty - His goal against us at
Elland Road a couple of years ago was exquisite, he's just a class act
(on the pitch!).
> ...., we just don't want characters like him playing for Man United.
^^^^^^^^^^^
Again, fucking unbelievable!!!
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Surely it is easy enough to see that Arsenal are only giving into what
most would regard as destiny.
For 2 years Man Utd didn't really spend on anything. After going through
with the youth movement it boggles the mind to think how much money they
have available to spend. Arsenal nor any other team can possibly compete
with this type of monetary domination
On 20 Oct 1997, Ollie wrote:
> Rumours continued today on Reuters that the fee has risen to 3.75 because
> Wright still has a couple of years left in him, whenManU get him they will
> probably play him upfront with Solksaer AND Teddy just behind in a kind of
> Zola role..........
> I canntot belive Arsene would be so silly as to let him go!!!!!!!!!!!!
> Ollie.
>
>
>
PJS
Who will Ipswich have as their goalie then?
Danny
In article <01bcdd94$fd06a260$ca557ec2@default>, Ollie
<oll...@globalnet.co.uk> writes
>Rumours continued today on Reuters that the fee has risen to 3.75 because
>Wright still has a couple of years left in him, whenManU get him they will
>probably play him upfront with Solksaer AND Teddy just behind in a kind of
>Zola role..........
>I canntot belive Arsene would be so silly as to let him go!!!!!!!!!!!!
>Ollie.
>
transaction. I still can't see that he'd do it though - we haven't got a
replacement anywhere near his class. Plus, I wouldn't want to upset
any boats if I were Wrighty - there's no guarantee things wouldn't go
pear shaped and cost him a WC98 place.
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written all over it. Except it didn't. TREVOR BROOKING 24/9/97
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>fh6...@ncs.bris.ac.uk (FBC Houlford) wrote:
>
>>Ollie (oll...@globalnet.co.uk) wrote:
>>: Today I read on Reuters that to solve his striker situation short term Alex
>>: Ferguson is willing to pay 3.4 mil to sign Ian Wright from Arsenal and
>>: shockingly Arsene Wenger is willing to let him go
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On 19 Oct 1997 16:31:52 GMT, "Ollie" <oll...@globalnet.co.uk> wrote:
>Today I read on Reuters that to solve his striker situation short term Alex
>Ferguson is willing to pay 3.4 mil to sign Ian Wright from Arsenal and
>shockingly Arsene Wenger is willing to let him go
>!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
>This is AMAZING news and if I were an Arseanl fan I would be close to
>suicide!!!!!
>Ollie.
>
>I cannot belive it!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Naa this is bollocks, it just has to be
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Danny <Da...@superbike.honda.demon.co.uk> wrote:
Why would Man United need Wrighty, Cole as now scored 7 goals in the 8
games he has played in, I think Arsenal can keep Mr wright.
(this is not to say he isn't a fine player)
RED DEVIL
Lee Banyard <L...@messiah2.demxn.cx.uk> wrote:
>RED DEVIL (REDE...@JUNO.COM) wrote:
>: Why would Man United need Wrighty, Cole as now scored 7 goals in the 8
>: games he has played in, I think Arsenal can keep Mr wright.
>:
>: (this is not to say he isn't a fine player)
>I think it's about time someone stood up to say that Cole is actually
>a very good player indeed. Be honest - we were only baiting you, RD -
>and Andy Cole has become a more rounded player (not fatter, I mean
>his skills :) since joining Man Utd.
>I am a Newcastle fan. Man Utd and Arsenal are the real current
>contenders. Newcastle and Liverpool are having a crap start, to be
>quite honest. I blame injuries and a line-up that's only a tad
>too defensive for Newcastle's current probs. Liverpool is more of
>a conundrum.
>(Will they ever use the word "Conundrum" in Countdown's conundrum?
>It's nine letters. It would fit. Such irony. :)
>--
>Lee B
Lee, Newcastle are not having that bad a start, you have some games in
hand and if you get decent results in them you will be up there with
us. However liverpool seem to be in trouble, for several years they
have continued to play with substandard (judged by their own high
standards) players. If they ever realise that players like Rednapp
are just not top class, and are grossly overated, they will return to
being a threat again. I had said in this newsgroup this time last year
that Rednapp was an average 1st division player, no more, and you can
add 2 or 3 more of the present Liverpool team to that classification.
I certainly hope that they don't wake up and dump the 'excess
baggage, because when they do they have the potential to be great
again (Fowler, Owen etc)
Jon Reeder
In article <62tkv8$e...@camel18.mindspring.com>, RED DEVIL
<REDE...@JUNO.COM> writes
>Danny <Da...@superbike.honda.demon.co.uk> wrote:
>
>>In article <01bcdd94$fd06a260$ca557ec2@default>, Ollie
>><oll...@globalnet.co.uk> writes
>>>Rumours continued today on Reuters that the fee has risen to 3.75 because
>>>Wright still has a couple of years left in him, whenManU get him they will
>>>probably play him upfront with Solksaer AND Teddy just behind in a kind of
>>>Zola role..........
>>>I canntot belive Arsene would be so silly as to let him go!!!!!!!!!!!!
>>>Ollie.
>>>
>>Sad, but not silly. £3.75m for a 34 year old? Bloody good business
>>transaction. I still can't see that he'd do it though - we haven't got a
>>replacement anywhere near his class. Plus, I wouldn't want to upset
>>any boats if I were Wrighty - there's no guarantee things wouldn't go
>>pear shaped and cost him a WC98 place.
>>___________________________________________________________
>>Great skill by Solskjaer and a lovely ball to Sheringham which had goal
>>written all over it. Except it didn't. TREVOR BROOKING 24/9/97
>>--
>>Danny
>
>>BTW - Take the 'honda' bit outta the address for replies.
>
>games he has played in, I think Arsenal can keep Mr wright.
>
>(this is not to say he isn't a fine player)
>
>
>
>(Kevin Keegan, radio 5 live)
>
>
>REDE...@JUNO.COM
>
for ManU??
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Paul Louis
On Mon, 20 Oct 1997 02:55:31 GMT, REDE...@JUNO.COM (RED DEVIL) wrote:
>There is no way that Wright would be allowed to sign for man United,
>although he is obviously talented on the field, we just don't want
>characters like him playing for Man United.
*Cough* Erm, Roy Keane? Eric Cantona? George Best?
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>George Best isn't the best the British Isles ever produced... he's one
>of the best the WORLD has ever produced.
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RED DEVIL (REDE...@JUNO.COM) wrote:
: >>There is no way that Wright would be allowed to sign for man United,
: >>although he is obviously talented on the field, we just don't want
: >>characters like him playing for Man United.
:
: >*Cough* Erm, Roy Keane? Eric Cantona? George Best?
:
: Sorry I am missing your point somehow, as good as Wrighty is, he
: isn't in the class of the three players you mentioned.
The key word here is "characters", RD.
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RED DEVIL <REDE...@JUNO.COM> wrote in article
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> pa...@i8spamacorns.demon.co.uk (Paul Louis) wrote:
>
> >On Mon, 20 Oct 1997 02:55:31 GMT, REDE...@JUNO.COM (RED DEVIL) wrote:
>
>
> >>There is no way that Wright would be allowed to sign for man United,
> >>although he is obviously talented on the field, we just don't want
> >>characters like him playing for Man United.
>
> >*Cough* Erm, Roy Keane? Eric Cantona? George Best?
>
>
>
> Eric Cantona - How can you criticise this man....he is a God
>
> George Best - how exactly is the best player the British Isles ever
> produced like Ian Wright?
>
> Sorry I am missing your point somehow, as good as Wrighty is, he
> isn't in the class of the three players you mentioned.
Paul was referring to their, ahem, 'bad boy' status that all four players
share, not their ability.
Btw, comparing Cantona, Best and Keane to Wright when all four play
completely different positions isn't wonderfully brilliant.
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Paul Louis
On Tue, 28 Oct 1997 03:27:34 GMT, REDE...@JUNO.COM (RED DEVIL) wrote:
>Roy Keane, hard midfielder the best in Europe
>
>Eric Cantona - How can you criticise this man....he is a God
>
>George Best - how exactly is the best player the British Isles ever
>produced like Ian Wright?
>
> Sorry I am missing your point somehow, as good as Wrighty is, he
>isn't in the class of the three players you mentioned.
Point is you talked about "characters", while the obvious skill of the
above players is in doubt they are certainly "characters".
RED DEVIL
Lee Banyard <L...@messiah2.demxn.cx.uk> wrote:
>RED DEVIL (REDE...@JUNO.COM) wrote:
>: Lee, Newcastle are not having that bad a start, you have some games in
>: hand and if you get decent results in them you will be up there with
>: us.
>I'm being realistic though. Look at the Leeds result; Wimbledon;
>PSV etc. My uncle, who was at the recent game against Blackburn,
>couldn't believe what he was seeing when Howey was brought on for
>Gillespie. I think once Shearer and Asprilla are back, then yes,
>we'll be back in with a chance - though the way things are looking,
>that could be too little, too late - esp. when you consider that
>wor Al could be out until March (possibly).
>: However liverpool seem to be in trouble, for several years they
>: have continued to play with substandard (judged by their own high
>: standards) players. If they ever realise that players like Rednapp
>: are just not top class, and are grossly overated, they will return to
>: being a threat again. I had said in this newsgroup this time last year
>: that Rednapp was an average 1st division player, no more, and you can
>: add 2 or 3 more of the present Liverpool team to that classification.
>:
>: I certainly hope that they don't wake up and dump the 'excess
>: baggage, because when they do they have the potential to be great
>: again (Fowler, Owen etc)
>Could it be their manager? And is Redknapp really that bad? Hoddle
>likes him, so surely he must be doing something right...
>--
>Lee B
I don't really think that he is that bad, but really at best an
odinary player, the great Liverpool teams just didn't have odinary
players did they?
As for evans, he really didn't inherit much did he, i think he has
done a reasonable job. But just look at the managers Man United had to
go through before we regained our former glory?
C.Nichols
>yes thats the same one, when was the last time you saw him play, or do
>you just read the papers and have decided he is Shite?
>
No we have learned to read between the lines, watch TV matches, y'know stuff
like that RD,
> he is the same Andy Cole that has scored as many goals as Fowler
>this year, despite playing 3 less games. If you do not think Cole is a
>good player then please...tell us why?
OOOh against, no, wait for it, Barnsley!!!! Drum rolls sound all over the
place. If he has been soooo much better than Fowler at scoring goals, why has
he not started when the worst problem that I can see that MU have is that they
don't score enuff? Fowler's coming back from a serious injury. BTW you can
say he's a more rounded player but, correct me if I'm wrong, I thought
strikers were supposed to score goals. At least that's what I want Chri
Sutton to keep doing despite the fact that I still do not think he is
international class-yet.
>
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>
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>
>
>REDE...@JUNO.COM
>
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>Lee, Newcastle are not having that bad a start, you have some games in
>hand and if you get decent results in them you will be up there with
>have continued to play with substandard (judged by their own high
>standards) players. If they ever realise that players like Rednapp
>are just not top class, and are grossly overated, they will return to
>being a threat again. I had said in this newsgroup this time last year
>that Rednapp was an average 1st division player, no more, and you can
>add 2 or 3 more of the present Liverpool team to that classification.
>
> I certainly hope that they don't wake up and dump the 'excess
>baggage, because when they do they have the potential to be great
>again (Fowler, Owen etc)
>
When was the last time you watched Redknapp play? Yes, that's called irony.
The last time I saw him play was in the match against Strasbourg and he was
the only Liv player on the pitch who I thought had a decent game. The same
player you are writing off Glenn was saying he would like to see playing in a
sweeper role for England because of his superior passing skills. Not Beckham.
I agree that some of the Liv team is being carried, Jones has lost his deadly
pace, McAteeer hasn't been much on the boil and I doubt Berger's top flight
crednetials. However Redknapp is the player on the Liv team that I admire.