juz7_pi12es
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cesc :bounce
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MotM - PL: Everton vs Arsenal | 15/08/04
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Soler
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Oh Dennis, Dennis, Dennis Bergkamp. Simply sensational - he's like a fine wine.
brianfrance
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You mean better with years ?Mad Jens said:
And you're 16 and already drinking wine ? Do you have French blood ??
GoonerGurjit
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Cesc was outstanding but the legend that is Bergkamp was just a little bit better.
calvinngai88
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I'm going for Cesc. He has proved that he's going to fight for a place in the first team. His tackles, interceptions, passes are exceptionally brilliant. Could have rounded up his splendid performance with a goal, but Martyn saved it. Damn him! Why can't he just concede another, since he conceded 4 then.
Soler
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brianfrance said:
Yep.
And you're 16 and already drinking wine ? Do you have French blood ??
17
Cesc it is. Jose, Dennis and Freddie were all brilliant, and if Henry can be clearly a way off being match fit and still get two assists then that's fine with me - but Cesc showed us an incredible vision of the future yesterday.
He was everywhere - always in the right place, keeping the passes simple but spreading the play brilliantly. He hasn't got the strength yet to dominate midfields, but he's got the brain to cope with that.
He's amazing.
He was everywhere - always in the right place, keeping the passes simple but spreading the play brilliantly. He hasn't got the strength yet to dominate midfields, but he's got the brain to cope with that.
He's amazing.
brianfrance
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Between 16 & 17 there's not difference.
It's already too late to start drinking
It's already too late to start drinking
calvinngai88
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Then when will it be considered early? 5? :roll:
brianfrance
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Our first liquid here is wine :wink:
Aussie
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calvinngai88 said:
2 here in Australia.
tbbosa
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Tough one to call but Henry for me. He was not fit and gave the Everton defence problems. Involved in 3 of the goals. The pass to DB10 was class, so was the assist to Freddie.
- Freddie, Cesc, DB10 and Reyes deserve a mention. So does Lauren and Toure.
- Freddie, Cesc, DB10 and Reyes deserve a mention. So does Lauren and Toure.
brianfrance
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Laaaate. The aussie are too much wise!Aussie said:
Arnie
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Bergy was strong, he was aware and he was simply excellent
JazzG
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Easy question, Dennis Bergkamp. Fabregas had a good game as well though.
rachael-8
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i voted fro bergkamp,absolutely brilliant.
i was also impressed with freddie,he comes a close 2nd followed by cesc
i was also impressed with freddie,he comes a close 2nd followed by cesc
Sol man
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DB10
KingReyes
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Just gave it to Cesc for the fact that he didn't look out of place for a 17 year old on his EPL debut. Really stood up to Grav and Carsley and when Gilberto went off he still looked so confident in the middle of the park. Could have gotten on the scoresheet aswell with his forwarding runs.
