>I'd like to review your predictions and give an assessment of how many you
get right but it actually turns out you haven't got a view on >most things
you just sit on the fence and point out when other people are wrong. Nowt
wrong with that I suppose but this is football and >its all about opinions,
isn't that the point of the list ?
fair comment, I am rubbish at analysing a game of football or anything
nonleeds related - except I "hate" them all, but I do have an opinion on
most Leeds Players and Becchio, it is clear as the nose on my face is a 100%
committed, feisty, physical player, who scores loads of goals DESPITE his
obvious limitations. Your hatred for him defies logic as there have been
many worse players to wear a Leeds shirt.
>We have played without him on a few occasions this season - Spurs at home,
Soton at Home and Brum away (FA Cup), arguable 3 of our best >performances.
Southampton I'll give you, IMHO Brum we were abysmal in the first half and
merely better than a terrible team in the 2nd.
Everton & Huddersfield have got to be up there as 2 of the best and becchio
played both.
>>Our goals against Spurs were a breath of fresh air, balls played behind
their defence with our players taking it on a >finishing spectacularly.
As for Spurts, - watch the highlights on LUTV - yes we beat them and the
team put in a battling performance than impressed me and made me proud, but
if they had taken any of the dozen good chances they would have at least got
a draw, if Becchio had been playing for them he'd have got a hatrick ;) I
think our goals came from hoofs forward one of which was nicely laid on by
Diouf, although he might not have meant it- now you which you choose to
characterise those as " balls played behind their defence" but if Becchio
had got on the end they would have been lucky hoofs I guess - that's what
opinions are all about!
> Becchio has never scored a goal like that.
I don't have an encyclopaedic memory of his goals, but the one against
Chelsea was pretty decent, and his one against Middlesboro was pure class,
but its true he is mainly a penalty box poacher, nothing wrong with that.
>So in summary, I think we'll benefit from his departure and will be a
better side without him. Good luck to him but let's be honest, he's >going
to fail big time. - you check that prediction Rich in a few months. I look
forward to your assessment.
Well, of course you will be right eventually and he will fail somewhere,
theta the benefit of being a cynic. But lets devise some parameters for
your prediction; How many appearances do you think he'll make before then
end of the season and how many goals ("easy" penalties included) do you
think he'll get?
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