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I was just on goal.com (don't hate me), Tony Cascarino said: "Chamakh is technically very good and is similar to Cristiano Ronaldo in his style, tricks and even his looks. However, he’s very much a poor man’s version as he’s nowhere near as good. In fact, he is like Ronaldo at his worst in terms of going to ground at every opportunity."

Verdict: r***rd!

Eh who cares, wait and see what he's like in the flesh. Most critics and pundits are full of shit and criticize purely to elevate themselves because their own careers were/are crap.

Consider most of the critical pundits on most football TV shows and consider what they achieved. Then consider the more mild pundits and consider what they achieved.

All that springs to mind when I think of the above is Jamie Redknapp saying "it" without the "t" in Thomas Cook adverts.

Myrmedus wrote:Eh who cares, wait and see what he's like in the flesh. Most critics and pundits are full of shit and criticize purely to elevate themselves because their own careers were/are crap.

Consider most of the critical pundits on most football TV shows and consider what they achieved. Then consider the more mild pundits and consider what they achieved.

All that springs to mind when I think of the above is Jamie Redknapp saying "it" without the "t" in Thomas Cook adverts.

You maybe right. Strangely enough, Shearer is always complimentary.

Good players are honest, shit players are c**ts... that settles it!

I don't give a flying fucksickle if he is a poor mans Ronaldo, if he has even half the talent of Ronaldo we will have a World Class player on our hands.

And Cascarino can f**k right off, like he has been actively watching Chamakh all season the mug.

This means my 2010-2011 shirt will have the number 29 with Chamaaaaaaaaaaaaaakh..

I have a feeling this guy is going to f***ing annoy us a hell of a lot somehow.

He seems to be the bollocks in the air but aside from the fact no-one at the club can cross properly I don't think that'll be utilised, and I'm also not sure he's going to be that much crack with the ball on the floor. Hope I'm wrong but I dno just got that feeling.

Est83 wrote:I was just on goal.com (don't hate me), Tony Cascarino said: "Chamakh is technically very good and is similar to Cristiano Ronaldo in his style, tricks and even his looks. However, he’s very much a poor man’s version as he’s nowhere near as good. In fact, he is like Ronaldo at his worst in terms of going to ground at every opportunity."

Verdict: r***rd!

what? like ronaldo? the guy has never watched ronaldo and chamakh!

"He [Chamakh] is also a fighter, not only a good football player, but a fighter as well."

Arsene Wenger

Cool, we need someone who can fight in the team, sounds like my kind of player

Now he just needs to get his hair sorted and we're off

finally chamakh is coming...pray gorcuff will coming soon! if fabregas leave us we not worried.

kukun wrote:finally chamakh is coming...pray gorcuff will coming soon! if fabregas leave us we not worried.

Gourcuff leaving and Chamakh too would be too much for them, if Gourcuff does at the end of next season by the earliest

Am I the only person thinking that with chamakh playing that eboue will be played as 1st choice rb cus sagna can't cross?

ian.g wrote:Am I the only person thinking that with chamakh playing that eboue will be played as 1st choice rb cus sagna can't cross?

here is a game of noughts and crosses and indeed Sagna cannot cross

Chamaaakh

IMF wrote:Chamaaakh

thanks for that I forgot he's name for a second