Ones to watch in 2008

epitome

dier juga otai.. dah lama membuat impak dlm arena bolasepak

abangveron

aku predict Pato akn BOOM!!so lucky AC Milan

thylord

[quote]Alexandre Pato (AC Milan)

Alex 'The Duck' as they like to call him in his native Brazil first shot to fame playing for Internacional in 2006. The young striker led the side to their first Under 20 Championship title, finishing as the competition's top scorer in the process, before being called up to the Brazilian U18 side. Starring in the Sendai Cup in Japan, Pato began to make waves and was even linked with a move to Europe, despite being only 17-years-old.

Internacional managed to negotiate an extra year's contract for him (containing a

thylord

ini budak yg paling kecik kat sirie A kan???

Luca_Pitok

yup..paling kecik..164cm..aku rasa forumer kt cari ni pun sume lg besar dari giovinco ni..


ni video youtube giovinco..ni match azzuri u-21..clip ni tunjuk 2 game je tapi dgr la bape kali commentator tu sebut name giovinco dan nilaikan la aksi dia..2 game ni je dah nmpak kelebihan dia ni..dia player wajib bg azzuri skang ni..paling best ade satu match tu die assist 4 dari 5 gol italy..kt serie a juve skang loan giovinco ke empoli..dah score 3 gol termasuk last minute wonderful freekick lwn roma..byk club yg nak beli dia ni..barcelona siap pasang spy nk tgk dia main..juve kompem takkan jual dan buat masa ni dia sendiri nk kekal loan di empoli coz posisi dia sama dgn nedved so bg chance nedved main smpai abih season ni kt juve dulu..

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=TOedwEuQl7E

dollah_bedwi

23 Kieran Richardson | Midfielder        Squad:
       
Born: October 21, 1984
Birthplace: Greenwich
Height: 5' 8''
Weight: 11.3
       
Pos: M
Age: 23
GP 4 | G 0 | A 0 (2007/08 Premier League)
Profile        History        GameLog

Kieran Richardson is a man seemingly destined for the exit door at Old Trafford. Though that has been said before. He's nothing if not persistent.
Richardson finally made the breakthrough with Manchester United in 2005/06 after a loan spell at West Bromwich Albion had transformed his career. Before that, his talent had seemed headed elsewhere. It may still be.

His showings in a United shirt in 2006/7 were sporadic and he is yet to become the player he was once expected to become.

When initial breaking into the United squad he had the tag of the 'new Ryan Giggs'. He is not of that standard, despite his own undoubted self regard.

Richardson started his career with his local side, West Ham United, before being snapped up by the Old Trafford club.

United boss Sir Alex Ferguson once hailed the player as one of the best to come through the club's Academy.

The player then led the England Under-16 side to the Milk Cup final back in 2001, where they lost out to Paraguay, and was named Player of the Tournament at the European Youth Cup.

He played a full part in United's pre-season in 2002 and made an impressive cameo against Boca Juniors in a Unicef charity match.

He made his United debut as a late substitute in the 3-2 win at Olympiakos in the Champions League in October 2002, and scored his first ever goal on his next appearance when replacing Daniel Nardiello in the Worthington Cup win over Leicester City.

After making nine appearances in the 2002/03 season, he looked to have a bright future with United. But the signings of Eric Djemba-Djemba and Kleberson limited his opportunities in 2003/04.

And although he was involved more in the first half of 2004/05, he was loaned to West Bromwich Albion for the remainder of the campaign at the end of January.

It was with Bryan Robson's side that he emerged as a quality Premiership performer.

He made his debut in a 2-2 draw at home to Crystal Palace, and then bagged a goal in his next game - a 3-2 defeat at Norwich City.

As the season went on, and Richardson helped keep West Brom in the top flight against the odds, there was talk of a call-up to the full England squad.

Richardson scored three goals in 12 games for the Midlands outfit.

Sven Goran Eriksson named him in his England squad for the summer tour of the United States in May 2005. And he marked his debut with two goals in a fine performance against the USA, with England winning 2-1. Since then, he has dropped out of the first-team reckoning though featured for England U21 in the 2007 European Championship.

He turned down the chance of a new loan with West Brom to fight for a place at Manchester United in 2005/06, and after regular appearances in the first team penned a new contract to run until the summer of 2009. United may yet cash in on him as other players jump the queue ahead of a player who would never win an award for popularity at Old Trafford.