Nobby Solano future manager?

[Torres 0]

Or avoid relegation, or get promoted? Or so maybe their 100th goal and so on. Of course winning a trophy makes them happy, but how can you say 100% that Traore was a happier player than Solano? How do you know how happy or not Solano is or was? You dont, and neither do I. Like I say, you can't quantify it. Each individual is different. For example, two players win the same trophy, are they equally happy? I;d say probably not as they may have different expectations. Follow?

 

 

I think you`ll find I didn`t say that.

 

I never mentioned Traore once.

 

Fuck me you are hard work.

 

No, but you said winning the CL would make him (Traore) happier than Solano. I am saying, you don't know that.

 

 

No. I said that players who win titles are most likely happier with their careers than those who don`t. Seeing as noone can prove it, it is more likely.......given the objective of a player.

 

Really simple.

[JawD 99]

Or avoid relegation, or get promoted? Or so maybe their 100th goal and so on. Of course winning a trophy makes them happy, but how can you say 100% that Traore was a happier player than Solano? How do you know how happy or not Solano is or was? You dont, and neither do I. Like I say, you can't quantify it. Each individual is different. For example, two players win the same trophy, are they equally happy? I;d say probably not as they may have different expectations. Follow?

 

 

I think you`ll find I didn`t say that.

 

I never mentioned Traore once.

 

Fuck me you are hard work.

 

No, but you said winning the CL would make him (Traore) happier than Solano. I am saying, you don't know that.

 

 

No. I said that players who win titles are most likely happier with their careers than those who don`t. Seeing as noone can prove it, it is more likely.......given the objective of a player.

 

Really simple.

 

that might be what you meant, but its sure not what you said if you read up

[Craig 6702]

I'm sure a multi millionaire footballer and musician with a family and over 80 international caps really feels bad about his life...

 

Not his life..................but his trophy cabinet is another matter!

 

So according to you, only players who win trophies can be heroes for their clubs? Guess there's a lot of clubs out there with no heroes then. Fans shouldn't love their "underachieving" players if they don't win a trophy?

 

You don't half talk shite sometimes. I thought you were cleaning up your crack?

 

If that's the case, his namesake isn't worth much in terms of acolades can he?

 

Anyway IIRC, Solano was wanted by Liverpool a few years back and chose to come back to Newcastle instead....

[Craig 6702]

in fact.....

 

Aston Villa manager David O’Leary confirmed this afternoon that Liverpool had expressed an interest in signing Nolberto Solano. Villa are the most likely destination for Reds striker Milan Baros, and reports had suggested Liverpool had asked for Solano in part exchange.

 

According to Aston Villa’s official website, avfc.co.uk, Liverpool’s enquiry about the Peruvian were instatly rejected. The website quoted O’Leary as saying, "I admire Liverpool’s taste, but Nobby is an important part of our plans and will not be going anywhere."

 

The move for Milan Baros is getting closer - Baros is said to have told friends that he wants to sign in time for Villa’s game against Manchester United on Saturday. Baros was on international duty tonight for the Czech Republic in a friendly in Sweden.

 

Other Reds players on international duty tonight include right-back Steve Finnan, who played 57 minutes of Ireland’s 2-1 home defeat to Italy.

 

In Spain a trio of Reds started for the home side against Uruguay - Pepe Reina in goal, Xabi Alonso in midfield and Fernando Morientes. Luis Garcia was selected as a substitute in the game which only kicked off at 9pm BST. At the time of writing Spain were 2-0 up.

 

Sami Hyypia appeared in defence for Finland tonight and will be delighted with their 3-0 win over Macedonia in their World Cup Qualifier.

 

Djibril Cisse was on the bench as France played the Ivory Coast in a friendly. The game kicked off at 8pm UK time and at the time of writing France were 3-0 up and had been managing quite nicely without the Lord of the Manor of Frodsham. After 70 minutes the French coach brought Cisse on for Thierri Henri.

 

Didi Hamman played most of Germany’s friendly 2-2 draw against Holland.

 

The international match that will get the most attention in England saw Jan Molby’s country teach England how to play football. Denmark won 4-1 in a game that saw appearance for England from Steven Gerrard and Jamie Carragher. Carragher started the game as a half-time substitute, along with former Reds Michael Owen and David James.

 

Source: http://www.anfieldroad.com/2005/08/17/

[Tom 14021]

I'm sure a multi millionaire footballer and musician with a family and over 80 international caps really feels bad about his life...

 

Not his life..................but his trophy cabinet is another matter!

 

So according to you, only players who win trophies can be heroes for their clubs? Guess there's a lot of clubs out there with no heroes then. Fans shouldn't love their "underachieving" players if they don't win a trophy?

 

You don't half talk shite sometimes. I thought you were cleaning up your crack?

 

If that's the case, his namesake isn't worth much in terms of acolades can he?

 

Anyway IIRC, Solano was wanted by Liverpool a few years back and chose to come back to Newcastle instead....

 

Torres has never won anything, it kind of contradicts what his forum namesake is all about, no?