With all the respect for Seedorf, I think he should not be the starter next season.
This season, he has only 3 good matches:
- Away with Marseille, he assisted both goals.
- Chievo, you still remember, right?
- MU in San Siro.
Too few, he made an impact only when opponents did not play attention on him. For example, last match against Lazio, he worked quite hard and control the ball well but couldn't do anything. That was a rarely case we see hard-work Seedorf, most of the time we saw lazy one (means bad).
Of course, he still can provide something good, but like Pippo, he passed it. There are some moments they shine, but most of the time, not.
I respect him as a man, but this is the time when he gives up his place for younger one.
Where there is a will, there is a way.Wow, now i am wishing I no how to watch the bbc broadcast. Insightful commentary really enhances a game, but the normal bad commentary sometimes make me turn the sound off.
Happy birthday Clarence!
We need to bring in a box-to-box creative CM (preferably with a decent left) to compete with both Pirlo and Clarence, as well as add some depth.
happy birthday seedorf... 34 huh? Damn, a 26 year old Seedorf would be so great to have.
At least he runs when he plays ... i.e. off the ball, to be more specific. Up front, we badly need intelligent movement, and he's the only one providing it most of the time. I guess its because he's still ... hoping and dreaming![]()
07/04/2010 15:45 by Francesco Somma article read 26 times
Source: Gazzetta dello Sport
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© photo of James Morini
Tomorrow night is scheduled at 20.30, near the Castello Sforzesco, the "First Annual Champions Gala" charity event organized by Champions for Children , a non-profit organization of Clarence Seedorf. To raise funds for the poor suburbs of South Africa, attended by some 300 distinguished guests, including Buffon, Zanetti, Eto'o, Pato, Pirlo, Borriello and Cordoba.