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TENTANG KITA
ku coba mengerti
ku coba memberi
Semua yang kau mau
Belahan jiwaku
Tak ingin menunggu
Hati penuh duga
Tanpa jawabanmu
Kau buatku luka
J’ai perdu mai raison
Me laisse à l’abandon
Dis moi où va ma vie
Si tu es loin d’ici, loin d’ici
Walaupun berakhir
Kau masih disini
Walaupun berakhir
Biarku bermimpi
Tentang kita
Je regarde en arrière
J’y vois couler une larme
J’ai perdu mes repères
La couleur de mon âme
Hanya ada do’a
Yang aku ucapkan
Atas nama cinta
Dibawah rembulan
Semua asa hilang
Ditelan sang malam
Yang aku cintai
Mengapa kau pergi, kau pergi
Walaupun berakhir
Kau masih disini
Walaupun berakhir
Biarku bermimpi
Tentang kita
meme si tu es parti
je t’imagine encore
meme si tu es parti
je te serrai encore bien plus fort, bien plus fort, plus fort

Adaptação para o cinema do game, The King Of Fighteres ganhou um novo trailer. A partir de agora a escolha é de vocês queridos leitores, respirem fundo e assistam um dos piores trailers da história do cinema:

O elenco é horrível, as roupas dos personagens parecem ter sido feitas pelos próprios atores, já os efeitos especiais parecem ter sido feitos por um amador e para terminar a trilha foi retirada de outro filme, Batman-O Cavaleiro das Trevas. Se o filme inteiro for assim, será com toda certeza a pior adaptação de um game para o cinema de todos os tempos.

O elenco é formado por Ray Park (Rugal), Monique Ganderton (Mature), Bernice Liu (Vice), Maggie Q (Mai), Sean Faris (Kyo), David Leitch (Terry), Will Yun Lee (Iori), Françoise Yip (Chizuru) e Sam Hargrave (Ryo). A direção é de Gordon Chan (O Medalhão) e o roteiro é da novata Rita Augustine.

The King of Fighters estreia em 2010.

This weekend our opponents are local rivals Arsenal and the fixture is probably the most important game we have played against Arsenal since a 1-1 draw in 2007 that ended our slim title hopes.

Arsenal like in 2008 have had an amazing start to the season, with the young players groomed by Arsene Wenger playing attractive attacking football and surging up the table.

In 2008 Arsenal buckled under the pressure and we narrowly missed out to Manchester United in the title race, it has now been 6 years without a title and patience at the Emirates can only buy so much time and the question is how this crop of players will react when the pressure mounts?

Despite defeat to Sunderland last week the match on Sunday brings the league’s two form teams together and gives us a chance to record 3 straight wins against last season’s top four sides.

Hopefully Carlo Ancelotti will have an almost full strength squad to pick from for this game with Lampard, Drogba, Ashley Cole all expected to be fit in time for kick off after recent injury problems.

The game itself should be quite open with plenty of chances with the leagues top scoring teams pitted against each other, the key however will be the midfield battle and Chelsea must ensure that Arsenal’s flair players are not given the time on the ball they crave.

On balance I think that Chelsea are stronger across all over the pitch and have a much more settled and balanced line up than Arsenal with or without the injuries, defensively we have the best defence in the league so far this season and the capabilities of our forward and midfield units are the stuff of dreams.

Ideally for me the Chelsea team to face Arsenal would be.

Cech  A. Cole, Terry, Carvalho, Ivanovic, Lampard, Essien, J. Cole, Mikel, Anelka and Drogba 

This is a fairly standard team for the players available however due to Arsenal’s attacking prowess I would give Mikel the nod ahead of Michael Ballack to provide the back four a more defensively minded midfield option.

Prediction: well I will let you do this bit, what do you predict?

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If you don’t know who Tony Carr is then you should be ashamed of yourself…….

If England have any success in July then fans have Mr Carr to thank for any role John Terry, Rio Ferdinand, Frank Lampard, Michael Carrick, Joe Cole, Jermaine Defoe or Glen Johnson play.

Feel thoroughly chastised? Well you should, not many people are aware of the great work Carr has done for West Ham and England. West Ham are known as The Acadamy and have a reputation for bringing through talent. Much of this success can be attributed to Carr.

Tony Carr has been the Director of Youth Development at West Ham for an unbroken 36 years. West Ham have only had 12 managers in their history, unbelieveably, Carr has worked under 9 of them.

West Ham United Academy Players- 1973-2009

As you can see, an impressive array. There are a few names on there that will surprise even the most devoted football fan.

Carr has been aided in his task over the years by Chief Scout Jimmy Hampson, who is considered among the best talent scouts in the UK.

Most modern clubs scour the globe for young talent. Wenger at Arsenal is a prime case. Shipping in outstanding talent from abroad when what he’s got on his doorstep is more then good enough.

 Carr said: “With the odd exception, such as Michael Carrick, virtually all our players have come from east London and the Essex area.”

The West Ham youth academy director is being rewarded for his service with a testimonial, normally a privilege reserved for players and managers. The testimonial will feature the West Ham first team against a team of former academy players. Its scheduled for May 5th at Upton Park.

It will be interesting to see Ince and Lampard pull on a claret and blue shirt again. Not exactly Boleyn ground favourites those two….

The book has a long title that I don’t want to put in the title of this blog.  The full title is “Wild Beauty: Photographs of the Columbia River Gorge, 1867 – 1957″.  It is by Terry Toedtemeier and John Laursen and is a 6-year-long process of finding photos, digital editing them to restore them to an estimation of their original condition, and categorizing them in a book.  Before I talk about the book, I will talk about the event at the library.Last Tuesday, John Laursen talked about his book at the Harney County Library.  He talked about some of the research that went into the book.  Then he picked several pictures from the book and talked in depth about them.  It was very interesting.

There was also a few good questions asked about how the pair found information about the pictures.  I think part of the answer was sometimes it was luck because one album was for engineering purposes.  Therefore, the pictures were predominated with rock and supplies for building the road.  The very last picture in the album was one that the authors decided was worthy of entering into the book.

Then the co-author gave a book to the library.  There was also books for sell, but for 400 dollars!  And it was nonprofit too!  There was some organization that donated money so that they could donate a book to every library.  From what I’ve seen from the PowerPoint, I wanted to check it out.  With my mom being a librarian, I was able to get the library’s copy quickly.

The book has five different picture parts.  The first section is the best.  It is by Carleton Watkins, who is a very gifted photographer.  However, there are amazing photos throughout the book.  Perhaps the pictures that I didn’t enjoy as much were in section three, which featured Lily White and Sarah Ladd who had a houseboat.  They focused more on light and texture than particular things.  So some I really enjoyed and some I really didn’t enjoy as much.

The book has good notes on most but not all of the pictures.  Also, it has a general introduction and introductions to each section, which were both informative and interesting.  However, the acknowledgments are worth reading.  After I read it, I appreciate the book much more because the acknowledgments tell about all the work that others spent to make the book possible.  Sure I knew that the authors spent a lot of time gathering pictures, but I wasn’t aware of the Photoshop experts fixing the images to bring them to as close to their original beauty as possible.  I did think about the research of finding the location of each picture, but not of the cartographer who made the two custom-made maps in the book.  Obviously there are editors but the acknowledgments go on for a few pages!

This is an amazing book.  Maybe I should look at picture books more often.

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Matthew Roberts, now 41, was given up for adoption as a baby. Growing up in Rockford, Ill., he didn’t know he was adopted until his sister told him in fifth grade and it shocked him.

Like many adopted children, Matthew embarked on a mission to find his biological parents. He wanted to know, most especially, his father and see if there is any identity of him in what the son has become today.

Matthew, who now lives in Los Angeles, started his search 12 years ago when he contacted the Lutheran Social Services agency that located his mother, Terry, in Wisconsin.

He wrote to her immediately and got back an answer from her confirming she is his mother.

“She said she named me Lawrence Alexander and told me she’d tell me my last name some other time in person,” Matthew remembers.

Curious and confused, he pressed his mother for more information until she finally revealed the awful truth in a series of letters. She admitted having been raped by his father in a drug-fueled orgy in 1967.

Matthew, who is the spitting image of his serial killer-father, Charles Manson, is said to have fallen into depression after discovering his identity.

“He’s my biological father – I can’t help but have some kind of emotional connection. That’s the hardest thing of all – feeling love for a monster who raped my mother,” Matthew said.

“I don’t want to love him, but I don’t want to hate him either.”

And they thought we were slow!

Just a quick community service announcement to the people of Cleveland , you know Mary, that 100 year old tortoise at the zoo? Yeah well it is really a male, so from now on can you call him Terry, thanks!

Psst The 400lb tortoise arrived at the zoo in 1955 for goodness sakes, didn’t anyone bother to have a look see?

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We just posted a new video on our youtube page, http://www.youtube.com/Triceptus, with a behind the scenes look of All 4our One, told from the perspective of Corsby “Catipus” Tatum.  View the video clip (IN CRYSTAL CLEAR TRICEPTUS HD) , right here:

Sziasztok! ma nagyon nehezen szántam rá magam hogy megírjam eme sorokat.Reggel 7:15re bekellett menni a suliba úgymond nulladik órára, amin magyart gyakoroltunk. Azért elmondom hogy ma 4magyar órám volt na aztán kémián kati nénivel a szokásos röpdöga…kati néni óráin(Kémia,Földrajz,biológia) mindig röpdogát írunk…sokan azt hiszik hogy szopatni akar minket. DE NEM! Azért irat velünk állandóan hogy legyen esélyünk a jobb jegyre…de lehet hogy igazuk van  a többiknek, és szopat…már 2hete gyűjtőm a dogáimat és majd évvégén beteszem a postaládájába De psssszt És..és…Kaptam IGAZGATÓI ÍRÁSBELI DICSÉRETET Aki nem hiszi az kattintson ide . Matekon megint Bab jött be hozzánk “-__- Rávették hogy menjünk fel az informatika terembe…de nem értették meg, hogy ha annyian megyünk fel az internek nem tud annyi képhez elosztódni…Órák után átmentem Terryhez WOWozni,Guitar Hero és FiFa Street-ezni naon komolyan nyomja mind3játékot Fél 4ig nyomtuk, aztán mennem kellett hugomért..szerencse hogy a suli mögött lakik Ádee,Terry meg Én vagyunk az osztály kockái xD Igaz, Ádee most kevesebbet gépezik…jól teszi Bárcsak nekem is annyi akaraterőm lenne Most kicsit nagyon átalakítottam az oldaldizájnt…na lépek..ne feledjétek ma MTV 22:55 SouthPark 13.Évad

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After what’s seemed like an age since the last Premier League matches, we return to domestic action after the international break. Plenty to consider this gameweek as four teams play twice and a host of stars are injured. More on that later.

Last time round saw an above average score of 52 for myself but this was still quite far off the high score of 107. I was not helped by Drogba and Rooney predictably doing nothing in the big clash between Chelsea and Man Utd; while I also had 13 points marooned on the bench via Joe Hart and Scott Dann, who I hadn’t thought would do much vs Liverpool.

Our captain choices did well, with Fabregas having another big week while RVP and Adebayor also had fair contributions. If you had gone with the suggested transfer of Clint Dempsey, he would have scored you seven points too.

Gameweek 12 Top Gun (aka Tom Cruise Approves):

Maverick thinks John Terry is a fool, but his fantasy score last week was good.

Yep, John Terry was Gameweek 12’s Top Gun with the now ubiquitous defender’s score of 15 points for winning goal, clean sheet and three bonus points. The number of times this has happened is ridiculous but fair play if you’ve reaped the benefit.

But wait I hear you cry, there was someone else who also scored 15 points last week. Yes dear readers, for the first time this season we had a tie for highest score of the week. John Carew almost double his season’s score with a goal, two assists and three bonus points in Aston Villa’s 5-1 destruction of Bolton. This means Maverick needs some help in approving so what better person to have than his co-pilot Goose:

Goose approves of being involved in such silliness.

It was a struggle bringing him back from the dead, but through the powers of Google search and Photoshop I managed to do it. Maybe next time Iceman will muscle his way in on the show… Elsewhere Gomes saved a penalty to score 14 for Spurs while Wright-Phillips and Fabregas both got 13, the latter getting his fifth straight man of the match award.

On to this week.

Three Captain Choices:

With Torres and Drogba very doubtful and Van Persie and Lampard definitely out, the usual field of captain choices is substantially narrowed. In addition to that Hull, Blackburn, Fulham and Everton all play twice so it might be time for some leftfield thinking in terms of captain this week.

1. Bullard/Hull – Feeling brave? Quite the gamble this one but it could well pay off. Bullard is a good player but has been injured pretty much the whole time he’s been at Hull. He made a belated home debut last week and was the key figure in a win over Stoke scoring an assist and three bonus. Now one whole game isn’t much to go on but with Hull having two games at the KC Stadium, one against lowly West Ham you’d assume he would play a part in anything good Hull may do.

2. Anelka/Chelsea - With Drogba doubtful after Jonny Evans’ kung-fu kick to his ribs, and Fat Frank injured after attempting to sprint in England training, it leaves Nicolas Anelka as the most likely source of points for Chelsea this weekend. They face a home tie against Wolves which is as near to a gimme as you can get. I fully expect a comfortable home win with a goal or two from the Frenchman.

3. Fabregas/Arsenal - Fabregas is fast becoming the new Ronaldo of fantasy football. If in doubt for a captain choice, go with him. Sunderland away is the not the easiest place to go this season, but Arsenal have a good record there in recent years and should have enough to win, even without Robin van Persie.

Gets a Captain's tick.

Three Suggested Transfers In:

1. Eduardo/Arsenal - Now that Van Persie is out for several weeks, joining the already injured Bendtner, the onus falls on Eduardo to lead the line for the leading scorers in the team. He has had a very stop start season so far but has still got two goals and two assists in just over 300 minutes of action, which isn’t bad at all. With full fitness and a new contract in the back of his pocket, he should do well over the next couple of months.

2. Etherington/Stoke – He’s kind of slipped beneath my radar but is one of the form players of the last few weeks. In his last five games he has three assists and two goals as well as a few bonus points. Over the next four weeks, only Arsenal is a game which you would class as tough for Stoke.

3. Alexander/Burnley – His price has gone right up now but as long as Burnley keep getting penalties, he’s still worth it I’d say.

Might be worth a pick.

Three To Avoid:

1. Van Persie/Arsenal - Out for a couple of months in case it wasn’t already clear. Let’s hope he doesn’t rush back from injury like he has done in the past.

2. Benayoun/Liverpool - Has been in great from this season but has tweaked his hamstring. Also, knowing Rafa he’ll probably find a way to drop the Israeli now that Aquilani is approaching full fitness.

3. Bolton players – Bottom of the team stats with just 345 points between them.

Are you taking the mick?!

T.

3 tablespoons (1 ½ ounces) Kahlua

2 tablespoons (1 ounce) vodka

½ cup (3 ounces) white chocolate, cut small

2 cups sifted cake flour

¾ teaspoon baking soda

½ teaspoon baking powder

½ cup butter

2 tablespoons shortening

1 ¼ cup sugar

3 large eggs

¾ cup buttermilk

1/3 cup apricot jam

Kahlua White Russian Cream

White chocolate curls and shavings

Combine Kahlua, vodka, and chocolate. Place over low heat or hot water until chocolate melts; stir to blend. Cool slightly. Resift cake flour with baking soda and powder. Grease well and flour lightly two 9-inch layer cake pans. Cream butter, shortening, and sugar until light and fluffy. Beat in eggs, one at a time. Blend in Kahlua-chocolate mixture, then flour mixture alternately with buttermilk.

Divide batter between two pans. Bake at 350°F 25 to 30 minutes until tester inserted in center comes out clean. Cool in pans 10 minutes. Turn out on to wire racks; cooling completely.

To make Kahlua White Russian cream, beat 2 cups heavy whipping cream with 1/3 cup sifted powdered sugar until thickened. Gradually beat in 1/3 cup Kahlua and 2 teaspoons vodka, beating until stiff)

Spread bottom surface of one cake layer with half the jam and about ¼ cup of Kahlua White Russian Cream. Spread bottom surface of second layer with remaining jam. Place on top of first layer. Swirl remaining cream topping on top and sides of cake. Decorate top generously with white chocolate, curls and shavings. If prepared ahead, refrigerate, removing 30 minutes before serving to capture full flavor. Makes 12-16 servings.

­Way back in March I wrote a post that tried to predict England’s World Cup squad for next summer’s tournament in South Africa. In it around 50 or so players were analysed; everyone from certainties like Wayne Rooney to certainly nots like Curtis Davies. With the friendly against Brazil fresh in the mind and only one more international break before the end of the season, there isn’t much time for players to impress if they haven’t already. As before let’s work our way through who’s on the plane through to who won’t be going at all. .

Key men (if England are to reach their usual quarter final):

First name in the squad is the captain John Terry simply as he’s captain. I personally think he gets found against the very best strikers but there’s no chance of him not going. He’s swiftly followed by Wayne Rooney, Frank Lampard and Steven Gerrard. Rio Ferdinand goes as long as he’s fit, though it’s a concern if he doesn’t make it simply as playing style wise he’s harder to replace than Terry – England don’t have a lot of ball playing centre backs but do have a lot of one paced ones.

Gareth Barry is defensive midfielder of choice though may be usurped by a fit again Owen Hargreaves. They’ll both be on the plane however. Ashley Cole and Glen Johnson are the first choice full backs and are far ahead of their immediate competition. 

Thinking...

On the plane (extra leg room provided):

David Beckham has sorted another loan spell at AC Milan and I’m positive he’ll be going to his 4^th World Cup. He’s very much a bench player these days but still offers great set piece ability as well as experience. Emile Heskey has not been in great form and is no longer in Aston Villa’s starting XI but that said he will still be on the plane. He won’t score but he makes Rooney et al play better so for that reason is picked.

David James is first choice keeper, and despite his age should be able to handle that number of games in a month. Theo Walcott has had a succession of injuries but has done enough in the games he’s played to go as a wide man who can play up front. His pace is a big asset, plus he strikes me as someone who does what he’s told hence Capello likes him.

Matthew Upson and Jermaine Defoe should go as first back-up centre back and striker respectively. Neither are going to win you a World Cup final but they’re the best reserves in their position. Defoe just needs to watch his petulance slightly as there’s no point having a player who is going to miss games after needless red cards..

Looking for their passport (they are going out of Europe after all):

Joe Cole should be a little worried, just as he hasn’t found a way into the Chelsea team after injury, but at the same time he offers dribbling ability and creativity that not many can match. I was quite down on James Milner in my last prediction but did say he had a shot of making it. He seems to be impressing Capello right now and can play in a few positions. I do wonder whether he ultimately misses out due to the competition on the right side, though he has been playing down the left for England so you never know.

Aaron Lennon will be there or thereabouts, possibly in a straight battle with Milner for a spot. Rob Green looks like he’s firmly established as England’s number two while Wes Brown’s versatility of being a right back and centre back should mean he finds his way into the squad. 

Still thinking...

On the fringes (which bits are chopped?):

Wayne Bridge is doing his best to play his way out of the squad. You could argue about whether you really need to take a reserve left back, especially when the likes of Gareth Barry could play there if needed. Barring injury, the first choice defence are going to play every game so specialist reserve left back may be an area to gamble on not taking.

Of the other alternatives Capello has picked during his tenure, Leighton Baines and Steven Warnock don’t strike me as being quite good enough. If Joleon Lescott goes he provides left back cover too but he is quite shaky defensively so I don’t think he does. There is dearth of centre backs though. What price Kieran Gibbs continuing his rapid progress and staking a claim? Of all those players, he’ll be the only one playing Champions League football but a lot depends on whether he can keep Gael Clichy out of the Arsenal side once the Frenchman returns from injury. He appears to have just injured himself too.

I reckon Michael Carrick probably only goes if Barry or Hargreaves are injured and even then he’s shown countless times for Man Utd that he’s not a big game player. Gabriel Agbonlahor offers pace and will find himself with Peter Crouch, Carlton Cole and Darren Bent in the queue for the 4^th striker spot.

Capello has only ever picked seven strikers so it would be a surprise to see him take five of them, not least when Walcott can play up front. Of the four I would say that the Sunderland man had his chance against Brazil and didn’t take it. I think Agbonlahor doesn’t give enough variety when compare to the others – with a 4^th striker you want someone who offers something unique.

In that regard I’d say it will be a close run thing between Crouch and Cole.The former has a good international record (against crap teams at least) and is very tall (though not that good in the air) while the latter is a more complete striker who has pace, power and can play the target man role too. It’s a tough choice to be honest and I think Cole may need to break his international duck in the next round of fixtures if he’s to pip Crouch.

Ashley Young may find himself as number 24 on the list of players though personally I would find a space for him. It does seem like Capello isn’t quite sure of him yet. There aren’t too many options down the left but it does seem like either him or Milner would go but not both.

Still not quite sure...

Too late to make it? (need good form and injuries to others):

Stewart Downing has upgraded clubs but has six months to shine at Aston Villa following serious injury. The same probably goes for Phil Jagielka at Everton. Tom Huddlestone got his first call up against Brazil and while he’s decent player, he’s not yet international standard. Jimmy Bullard? Unlikely but you never know. I see him being a good pundit though. Scott Parker has a very outside chance of being one of the back-up central midfielders; he’s certainly no worse than Carrick in my opinion.

Ben Foster? Joe Hart? Chris Kirkland? Take your pick for the third goalkeeping spot. I doubt it will be the latter though.Of other players we mentioned last time Jack Wilshere isn’t yet getting regular games at Arsenal while Jonathan Woodgate is permanently injured. Dean Ashton has essentially retired.

However Gary Cahill has played well enough at Bolton to come on to the radar as 4^th centre back and has a chance of going if Capello takes eight defenders. Everton’s Jack Rodwell could be a dark horse but I think it is one tournament too soon for him. The same goes for some of the West Ham youngsters like Mark Noble and Jack Collison.

Now thinking "Why are they so useless?"

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Providing ITV analysis (or BBC if they’re good):

I had Shaun Wright-Phillips as going six months ago but now I think he misses out as you have Lennon, Walcott and Beckham providing all you need down the right (dribbling/goals/crossing). SWP can do all three but not as well and his poor performance against Brazil has sealed a seat next to Papa Wrighty on the studio sofa.

Jermaine Jenas is another who isn’t particularly defensive or attacking. World Cup squad players need be specialists once you get beyond the first team, there’s no room for these jack of all trades types who provide little. Michael Owen has yet to be picked by Capello and barring injuries to four of the seven strikers we mentioned will not be going to South Africa.

Micah Richards needs to get back in the Man City team before he can think about England – it’s all gone a bit pear shaped for him hasn’t it? He hasn’t been picked in a year; Capello just doesn’t like his terrible positional play. Scott Carson had a shot at being third choice keeper but he won’t be going and neither will Paul Robinson, who you could roll the ball to very slowly from 30 yards and he’d still find a way to let it in.

Sadly, Ledley King can barely handle three games in a month, let alone seven. He would 100% go if he could. David Bentley, Kevin Davies, Anton Ferdinand, Gary Neville – no, no, no and no.

The closest Owen has ever and will ever get to being in Capello's plans.

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Possible squad:

James, Green, Foster.

Terry, Ferdinand, A. Cole, Johnson, Upson, Brown, Lescott. 

Gerrard, Lampard, Barry, Hargreaves, Milner, Beckham, Lennon, J. Cole.

Rooney, Heskey, Defoe, C. Cole, Walcott.

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The three keepers speak for themselves as do the first four defenders. Versatility is the name of the game so to complement Upson you have two centre backs in Brown and Lescott that can cover the two full back slots.

In midfield you have the three main men plus a fit again Hargreaves. Beckham goes for his experience while Lennon and Joe Cole provide the skill and trickery on either wing from the bench.Milner offers the most versatility of the remaining midfield options so gets the eighth spot.

Up front Rooney is a given, as is Heskey due to their partnership. Defoe is the main back up and I think Carlton Cole will play his way into the squad, pipping Peter Crouch whose record of scoring against bad teams is of no use when you only have good teams in the World Cup. Theo Walcott rounds off the squad as a foward player who can play right wing or as striker.

At most risk is Lescott I’d say and possibly Milner too. You may want more cover in central midfield and down the left so perhaps Carrick and Bridge or Gibbs (who could also play left wing) end up going instead.

T.

If the above two players from Manchetser United are legends according to you my friend Noyang then widen your horizons to other clubs also…
The premiership leaders as of now and favourites to win the premier league this season, Chelsea is the club to watch for… And the man whom I am talking about is the Whale in the blues sea. He is John Terry.

The cool clam defender who also plays for England is a player to watch with his great style of defending who can attack when he is unnoticed. He has made his mark in the Chelsea side and has been in the squad in the previous Chelsea when the Russian Roman Abramovich bought the London club in June 2003. When a defender is that good the awards will follow. He was voted as the best defender in the European Champions league in 2005 and 2008 and was voted the PFA Player of the Year by his fellow professionals, the first Chelsea man to get the honours.
AtChelsea he had already taken on the skipper’s role, having observed and thoroughly studied Marcel Desailly and led the club toan unbelievable title in his very first year with the captain’s armband. He recently said that ifChelsea doesn’t win a champions league or any major he won’t be also to sleep in peace.
As the high spending Manchester City didn’t stop offering Terry till July 2009, making a third bid for Terry, but Chelsea coach Carlo Ancelotti has insisted Terry will remain at Chelsea. With 350+ appearances at Stamford bridge has surely made him a legend at Stamford Bridge.

He has shown the way for Chelsea again and again, the latest being the winner against Manchester United in the premier league recently. Making him the man with the tag… The Striking defender.