Your Player of the Tournament
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Your Player of the Tournament
So then, the big starts didn't perform.
Who was your player of the tournament?
Personally mine was Malouda of France. Everytime I saw him he was excellent.
Who was your player of the tournament?
Personally mine was Malouda of France. Everytime I saw him he was excellent.
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Cannavero - Italy (Sorry if it's spelt wrong)
He has been a sensation for me. Head strong, yet cool and decisive on the ball whenever his back four have been under pressure. I don't think I once saw him pump the ball up the pitch blindly.
In a World Cup full of divers, cheaters, cry babies, thugs and con artists. I'll go for a player that gave a solid professional performance in every game he played.
He has been a sensation for me. Head strong, yet cool and decisive on the ball whenever his back four have been under pressure. I don't think I once saw him pump the ball up the pitch blindly.
In a World Cup full of divers, cheaters, cry babies, thugs and con artists. I'll go for a player that gave a solid professional performance in every game he played.
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I thought Malouda lacked a bit of 'end product'. Zidane was in with a good shout until that love-in with the Everton reject.
The ten contenders on FIFA's site are:
# Patrick Vieira
# Thierry Henry
# Zinedine Zidane
# Michael Ballack
# Miroslav Klose
# Andrea Pirlo
# Fabio Cannavaro
# Gianluca Zambrotta
# Gianluigi Buffon
# Maniche
Not sure how Maniche got on there - token Portugese probably.
Didn't see as many games as I could have but I think Cannavaro would swing it for me too, although his standards seemed to drop a bit in the second half of the final.
The ten contenders on FIFA's site are:
# Patrick Vieira
# Thierry Henry
# Zinedine Zidane
# Michael Ballack
# Miroslav Klose
# Andrea Pirlo
# Fabio Cannavaro
# Gianluca Zambrotta
# Gianluigi Buffon
# Maniche
Not sure how Maniche got on there - token Portugese probably.
Didn't see as many games as I could have but I think Cannavaro would swing it for me too, although his standards seemed to drop a bit in the second half of the final.
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Get LGM at the Reebok now!!Little Green Man wrote:I thought Malouda lacked a bit of 'end product'. Zidane was in with a good shout until that love-in with the Everton reject.
The ten contenders on FIFA's site are:
# Patrick Vieira
# Thierry Henry
# Zinedine Zidane
# Michael Ballack
# Miroslav Klose
# Andrea Pirlo
# Fabio Cannavaro
# Gianluca Zambrotta
# Gianluigi Buffon
# Maniche
Not sure how Maniche got on there - token Portugese probably.
Didn't see as many games as I could have but I think Cannavaro would swing it for me too, although his standards seemed to drop a bit in the second half of the final.
The standards the man expects for every minute of every game, of every tornament will do for me Move over little Sam!!!
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Why, thank you, kind soldier!Soldier_Of_The_White_Army wrote:
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The standards the man expects for every minute of every game, of every tornament will do for me Move over little Sam!!!
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Grosso, fantastic left back for Italy. He impressed me in every game he played in the tournament. I personally didn't understand the Zidane love in throughout the tournament, he only performed against Brazil, the rest of the time he was average IMO.
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Well I would have said Lilian Thuram, who I think has been magnificent in the French defence. However, being as he didn't get anywhere near on Materazzi's equaliser I really don't know who to vote for.
I think that the tournament has possibly been more notable for the big names failing to deliver rather than any individual making a name for themselves.
I think that the tournament has possibly been more notable for the big names failing to deliver rather than any individual making a name for themselves.
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Surprised Philip Lahm hasnt been mentioned. He made the claims of 'Ashley Cole best left back in the world' look ridiculous. Great player. Defo agree about Cannavaro - absolute quality. Lehmann might be an arse but he too had a great tournament.
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Until Mexico's exit I would've been tempted to go for Marquez too. His performance against Argentina was certainly one of the best I've ever seen.
I found the contrast painful - whereas England's players seemed to get swallowed up by the pitch, Marquez's performance showed just how you lead a team in a big game.
Good shout with Grosso, Dr Karl. What a player. I'd say pick any one from the Italian back 6/7. Cannavaro shades it for his sheer consistency, Gatt comes in second. I'm a big fan of Pirlo and Zambrotta too.
I found the contrast painful - whereas England's players seemed to get swallowed up by the pitch, Marquez's performance showed just how you lead a team in a big game.
Good shout with Grosso, Dr Karl. What a player. I'd say pick any one from the Italian back 6/7. Cannavaro shades it for his sheer consistency, Gatt comes in second. I'm a big fan of Pirlo and Zambrotta too.
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