TBF, Herb, he's not. Young Eddie is working his socks off and seems to be staying very 'umble.Originally Posted by Herbert Augustus Chapman
TBF, Herb, he's not. Young Eddie is working his socks off and seems to be staying very 'umble.
I'll admit I was wrong on Eddie. I questioned him not playing for Ghana in the World Cup as he'd never get in the England side but I'm beginning to think I was very wrong on that.
Does Jesus automatically get back in the starting XI when he returns?
I think Jesus offers more in creation but Eddie is a natural finisher. Good problem to have
Yup. He'd be a useful gamble for England. Someone to chuck on when you need an equaliser. A fox in the box is always useful - well, a real one, not a Franny Jeffers.
Btw, did you ever see Gerd Muller? I just want to know if what the guy from the Times said is true about Eddie being a bit like him.
Keown says he reminds him of Ian Wright, which is practically the same thing as receiving a blessing from the Pope, imo. Or when Boycott describes a new young batsman as being "well-organised".
"Plenty of strikers can score goals," he said, gesturing to the famous old stands casting shadows around us.
"But a lot have found it difficult wearing the number 9 shirt for The Arsenal."
Never really saw Muller but my Dad always raves about him as the most natural goalscorer he's seen....alongside Jimmy Greaves
All about the ability to find time and space in the box, I think. Eddie has that too.
So did Links and Clive Allen
Never really saw Muller but my Dad always raves about him as the most natural goalscorer he's seen....alongside Jimmy Greaves
"Plenty of strikers can score goals," he said, gesturing to the famous old stands casting shadows around us.
"But a lot have found it difficult wearing the number 9 shirt for The Arsenal."
Eddie reminds me of a young Steve Bloomer
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