Insight into why he has the turning speed of a block of flats…
Ex-Spurs Steed Malbranque and Andy Reid were never the tallest of players, but this is just silly.
Insight into why he has the turning speed of a block of flats…
Ex-Spurs Steed Malbranque and Andy Reid were never the tallest of players, but this is just silly.
1 CommentTags: Andy Reid, Steed Malbranque, Sunderland, tom huddlestone, Tottenham Hotspur
Posted: November 9th, 2009 by Richard Gilzene
Oooh look a fancy 4-4-2 diamond formation
Obliging the interweb’s unrelenting appetite for “Best of 2008″ lists at this time of year, The Spoiler has considered the eleven players who have impressed us the most so far this season. There’s no room for well-played Brazilians or anyone who plays at Anfield or Old Trafford, and a surprise choice between the sticks…
GK Robert Green (West Ham)
Pepe Reina and Petr Cech may keep more clean sheets but they are rarely tested as much as Green, who (aside from one bad game against Bolton) has had a fantastic season. Of all the players West Ham could lose next month, it is Green’s departure that would prove the most fatal.
DL Luke Young (Aston Villa)
The Spoiler wasn’t the only one to raise eyebrows when Aston Villa paid a fee rising to £6 million to sign Young in the summer but he has delivered not just at right-back, but out of position on the left too, where he has recently been preferred to the underperforming Nicky Shorey.
DC Michael Turner (Hull)
If someone told you at the start of the season that one of Hull’s

1 CommentTags: Ashley Young, Brede Hangeland, Geovanni, John Obi Mikel, Jose Bosingwa, Luke Young, Michael Turner, Nicolas Anelka, Premier League, Robert Green, Steed Malbranque, Stephen Ireland, Team of the Year
Posted: December 24th, 2008 by Ryan Bailey