For those of you interested in football:
My flatmate and I handpicked a unique world XI to challenge any that you can come up with. The stipulations are as follows: the players have to be talented, lazy, and dislikable. They can be deficient in one area provided they make up for it in another. See if you can improve our team or even handpick a whole different 11.
My flatmate and I handpicked a unique world XI to challenge any that you can come up with. The stipulations are as follows: the players have to be talented, lazy, and dislikable. They can be deficient in one area provided they make up for it in another. See if you can improve our team or even handpick a whole different 11.
.................................................Dida..................................................
Lucas Neill...........Younes Kaboul.........William Gallas*.......Winston Bogarde
........David Bentley......................Guti......................................Robinho........
........Adebayor........................Ibrahimovic................Berbatov.................
* Just can't think of someone better at the moment
We originally had Barthez in goal, but took him out because he's retired. We were going to do the same with Bogarde, but decided it would be quite fitting for a retired Bogarde to be still in contention. After his shenanigans at Chelsea the man is almost immortal. We have Assou-Ekotto waiting on the sideline just in case.
Guti is our man to pull the strings in midfield, always ready to find the penetrating runs of the forwards with a killer pass. Should Guti prove unsuccessful, however, there is a plan B already in place. Bentley may not have Berbatov's pace, but his crosses from deep will cause any defence problems, especially with Ibrahimovic's raised foot lurking in and around the penalty area. On the other wing, Robinho is there to provide some much needed flair.
The strikers speak for themselves really. All there on merit. They will pluck balls out of the sky with the deftest touch all day. They'll be economical with their energy, sure, and they may not do much scoring. But you can be sure that when one of them does find the net, it will be one of the all-time great goals.
Some near misses were Mauro Camaronesi, Kevin Prince-Boateng, and the aforementioned Assou-Ekkota.
Managing the team is David O'Leary, who will be assisted by the vastly experienced Terry Venables, who flew in from Costa Del Sol as soon as he heard about the project we've started. We're also proud to announce that we've secured Sven Goran Eriksson as director of football.
luis garcia of liverpool fame. deserves a look.
ReplyDeleteandrei arshavin. there. i said it.
ReplyDeleteand how did harry kewell get left out of this team
ReplyDeleteGarcia could certainly provide some sloth and wastefulness from the bench. An oversight on our part. Arshavin is too busy on the ball, however, and also well liked by many. Kewell is a close call, but his glory days at Leeds suggest that there was once the semblance of character in him, so he just misses out.
ReplyDeleteLucas on this seasons performance.. Arguably Liverpools best player this season. Of course that doesnt say much for the pool but he was defo not half as crap as most the rest of the team... Im expecting big things from him in a brazil shirt this summer :)
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