


Originally posted by molang7:less than a month till the world cup... can't wait.![]()
Originally posted by yuri31:[..]
I'll be in England when the final is played. Hopefully the Albion manage to get there so that I can experience the madness.
Originally posted by u2spear:[..]
Albion? And yeah it will be pretty mad if we do
Originally posted by yuri31:[..]
As far as I know, it was Latin for England and our sports commentators use it quite often. I changed it to the Three Lions![]()
Originally posted by LikeASong:Absolutely, Gera surprised me in a very positive way, he was really greatI didn't get all the fuzz around Bobby Zamora, he seemed very static and so. Anyway, the Atletico deserved the win, not only for yesterday's match (which was pretty good by both teams), but for the excellent competition they've done. Moreover, Atletico de Madrid is a team that is, traditionally, really really unlucky. I'm happy for them
![]()
Originally posted by LikeASong:Absolutely, Gera surprised me in a very positive way, he was really greatI didn't get all the fuzz around Bobby Zamora, he seemed very static and so. Anyway, the Atletico deserved the win, not only for yesterday's match (which was pretty good by both teams), but for the excellent competition they've done. Moreover, Atletico de Madrid is a team that is, traditionally, really really unlucky. I'm happy for them
![]()
Originally posted by u2spear:[..]
Yeahh Gera was class for West Brom too.
To be fair Bobby Zamora has had one good season but other than that he has been absoloutely terrible, he was shocking so I don't think anyone should be getting their hopes up about him. Yeah he wouldn't have started normally.
Originally posted by iTim:[..]
Yeah, Gera has always been a consistently good performer, however I just can't imagine him doing so well at a higher level. Certainly cut out for a midtable/Europa League Premiership life but I think that's it. Can't see him in a team pushing for 6th upwards. As unfortunate as that is. Though that said, you can't judge the influence of top coaches and players around him.
Zamora is like a strawberry. Lovely when in season, not so lovely when out of season. Has his moments but is very inconsistent which is a shame because when he is on form he is a good player. Would dare say his rise to his current status is largely down to his partnership with Harewood at West Ham. Since both have left funnily enough, they've both gone off the boil. Zamora was formiddable at Brighton.