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I hope we don't have to visit Gala during his spell there. They'll only complain we duped them and be even more hostile than normal.
 
[quote author=ragehard link=topic=41687.msg1170565#msg1170565 date=1283808680]
slow shit - riera
dogshit - dirk
lucshit - brendan's lovechild

when you replace shit for shit its still shit.
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Fucking hell.
 
[quote author=jexykrodic link=topic=41687.msg1170639#msg1170639 date=1283850051]
I hope we don't have to visit Gala during his spell there. They'll only complain we duped them and be even more hostile than normal.
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Nah, they must know he's shit.

Otherwise they'd have bought him outright; they're probably just hoping he'll be less shit in Turkey.
 
[quote author=spider-neil link=topic=41687.msg1170642#msg1170642 date=1283850345]
dogshit - dirk


rage hard, seriously, are you fishing?
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i think it has a nice ring to it - dirk dogshit. 🙂

seriously though, sending insua out on loan when we could have got 4 or 5 million for him is crap. we should have offered to pay the shortfall in his wages for a season or something.

who knows maybe the super slow league will suit the fat sod.
 
Liverpool could see Emiliano Insua make a shock return to the club after Galatasaray manager Gheorghe Hagi insisted he wanted no loan players in his squad.

Insua moved to the Istanbul club at the end of August on a season-long loan but is expected to return to England in January after Hagi outlined his plans for Gala
since being appointed as Frank Rijkaard's successor last month - his second managerial stint with the club.

Following his return to the Aslantepe, the Romania legend has endured a difficult spell with a win over Denzilispor sandwiched between defeats against Trabzonspor and Manisaspor which has prompted a crisis meeting between the manager and the Cim bom's board of directors.

Reports in Turkey claim that attacking midfielder Zvjezdan Misimovi? heads the list of players set to be culled when the transfer window reopens after Hagi revealed that he was concerned with the attitude of several players.

Argentina international Insua, 21, is also expected to head for the exit after the left-back has made just nine appearances for the club this season whilst Hagi admitted that loan players had no place within his ranks.

He said: "I'm not playing with players on loan. I play with Galatasaray players."


Former Reds winger Harry Kewell is also expected to leave Galatasaray after Hagi conceded that the Australian's best days were behind him.

He added: "I respect his footballing past. But right now I need players whose footballing present is worth of respect."
 
Jeez... If you'd told me that things could get worse without involving horrific injuries to Pepe, Stevie or Torres, I'd not have believed you.
 
Awesome, then we will have 3 awful left backs in our squad. Having said that out of Insua Konchesky and Aurelio if I had to keep one it would be Insua hes the only one with potential to improve, Konchecky is a 30 year old journeyman with little pace or positional sense and Aurelio is a hospital case that makes Josemi look like Marc Overmars, so while Insua was wretched last season he also has the best odds of turning into a reasonable player even if only at squad level, the other 2 we should get rid of as soon as possible. Something tells me NSEV would never have sanction the signing of Konchesky or the resigning of Aurelio
 
Is his contract expiring this season? Remember reading it somewhere. What a waste that will be. We missed the boat when he rejected Fiorentina's contract offer (5m was it?). With those extra millions, we *might* have been able to bring in a better left back instead of our current 29 yr old. :🙂
 
He has 1 and 1/2 years left I think. Would rather have him as a back up than Aurelio tbh.
 
[quote author=Binny link=topic=41687.msg1219702#msg1219702 date=1289971436]
Is his contract expiring this season? Remember reading it somewhere. What a waste that will be. We missed the boat when he rejected Fiorentina's contract offer (5m was it?). With those extra millions, we *might* have been able to bring in a better left back instead of our current 29 yr old. :🙂
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It was still Roy who was purchasing. SO it would have been Konchesky, just a few mill more expensive.
 
[quote author=Whitey85 link=topic=41687.msg1219787#msg1219787 date=1289987487]
I never realised Hagi was the Gala's gaffer. What a player he was.
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Who did you think it was?? Frank Rijkaard maybe?? 😉
 
A squad of 22 players mostly aged under 25 and based in Europe will represent Argentina for friendlies against Nigeria on June 1 and Poland four days later.

Manchester City fullback Pablo Zabaleta, fresh from winning the FA Cup in England, plus Nicolas Otamendi and Fernando Belluschi, both members of FC Porto's Europa League-winning squad, were named on the list by coach Sergio Batista on Wednesday.

The squad gives opportunities to Argentina's fringe players and leaves out established stars such as Lionel Messi and Javier Mascherano.

All of the players were based in Europe except for Independiente goalkeeper Adrian Gabbarini and midfielder Mario Bolatti, who played for Internacional in Brazil.

Perhaps the most unusual selection was Valencia midfielder Alberto Costa, who has never played in Argentina and began his career in a non-professional league on the island of Guadaloupe.

"On the island I played at amateur level, but I dreamt of reaching the top and wearing the national team colours," said Costa, who also holds French citizenship.

The games are in Abuja, Nigeria then Warsaw, Poland.

Argentina was preparing for the Copa America which it hosts in July.

Argentina:

Goalkeepers: Oscar Ustari (Getafe), Adrian Gabbarini (Independiente)

Defenders: Federico Fazio (Seville), Mateo Mussacchio (Villarreal), Ezequiel Garay (Real Madrid), Nicolas Otamendi (Porto), Pablo Zabaleta (Manchester City), Marcos Angeleri (Sunderland), Alejandro Cabral (Legia Warsaw), Emiliano Insua (Galatasaray).

Midfielders: Nicolas Bertolo (Zaragoza), Alberto Costa (Valencia), Pablo Piatti (Almeria), Nicolas Gaitan (Benfica), Fernando Belluschi (FC Porto), Franco Jara (Benfica), Mauro Formica (Blackburn), Mario Bolatti (Internacional).

Forwards: Diego Perotti (Seville), Marco Ruben (Villarreal), Mauro Boselli (Genoa), Jonathan Cristaldo (Metalist).

Is he still rated highly by the staffs or there aren't any other capable LBs around of that age range? ???
 
To this day my wife occasionally catches me staring blankly into the middle distance. She shakes my shoulder and shouts 'Mistadobalina! snap out of it!' I say 'Sorry. I was just thinking about Insua' ...and shudder.

I cant believe some of you would happily take him back! He got raped more times than a.... I can't think of a unoffensive way to finish that sentence.
 
[quote author=Binny link=topic=41687.msg1339976#msg1339976 date=1306549770]
Is he still rated highly by the staffs or there aren't any other capable LBs around of that age range? ???[/quote]

He's there to clean up the unfinished pies.

The exact polar opposite of Lucas - started off fine, regressed to shit. We need to keep him away from Lucas to avoid contamination.
 
Featured for the 2nd stringers in their 4-1 defeat to Nigera on Wednesday.

Argentina: 1-Adrian Gabbarini; 2-Ezequiel Garay (13-Mateo Musacchio, 65), 3-Emiliano Insua 4-Pablo Zabaleta, 6-Federico Fazio; 5-Mario Bolatti, 8-Fernando Belluschi (15-Nicolas Bertolo, 62), 14-Alberto Costa (20-Alejandro Cabral, 58), 10-Nicolas Gaitan; 9-Mauro Boselli, 18-Diego Perotti (11-Franco Jara, 70).
 
We've had worse left backs than him.

He is a LONG way from being good, and I wouldn't want him back but he's not the worst.
 
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After a few bright moments in the opening minutes, an inexperienced Argentina team looked hopelessly out-classed against the hosts, who time and again marauded down the flanks and ripped apart the away team. Taye Taiwo and Joel Obi in particular took pleasure in torturing full backs Pablo Zabaleta and Emiliano Insua, and the opening goal did not take long to arrive.
 
[quote author=gene hughes link=topic=41687.msg1342784#msg1342784 date=1307114717]
Yeah, I think he was better than both Dossena and CanJetSki.
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I'd say he was better than Traore too.
 
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[quote author=gene hughes link=topic=41687.msg1342784#msg1342784 date=1307114717]
Yeah, I think he was better than both Dossena and CanJetSki.
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I'd say he was better than Traore too.
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No chance.
 
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[quote author=gene hughes link=topic=41687.msg1342784#msg1342784 date=1307114717]
Yeah, I think he was better than both Dossena and CanJetSki.
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I'd say he was better than Traore too.
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No chance.
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Agree. Traoré was at times part of the best premiership defensive line England.
A couple of f*ck ups here and there doesn't change the fact that he was better than Insua.
Sadly it's the mistakes we remember, not his last ditch tackles.
 
You mean his last ditch tackles after he'd been caught under the ball or out of position three or four times in nearly every match?

Those last ditch tackles?

Is it those you mean?

The ones he did to cover for his own fuck ups?

Is it them?

Is that what you're talking about?
 
[quote author=gene hughes link=topic=41687.msg1342840#msg1342840 date=1307121436]
You mean his last ditch tackles after he'd been caught under the ball or out of position three or four times in nearly every match?

Those last ditch tackles?

Is it those you mean?

The ones he did to cover for his own fuck ups?

Is it them?

Is that what you're talking about?
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Trivialize it why don't ya...
 
Re: Re: Insua going?

Tbf what traore did is only what dirk does. Only djimi did it in a dangerous area
 
[quote author=Modo link=topic=41687.msg1342837#msg1342837 date=1307121148]

Agree. Traoré was at times part of the best premiership defensive line England.
A couple of f*ck ups here and there doesn't change the fact that he was better than Insua.
Sadly it's the mistakes we remember, not his last ditch tackles.
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Which times were they?

The 2 seasons when he was anywhere approaching being a first team regular we conceded 41 goals.

In the few seasons after he got dropped and ultimately left we conceded about 27-28 goals

Even in this season, which has been an absolute fucking disaster, we conceded 44
 
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