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Frank Lampard on the same level as a player as Zinedine Zidane

Frank Lampard on the same level as a player as Zinedine Zidane

JB's Column, Trending
During his days as a player, Lampard was seen as one of the greatest midfielders in Europe and in the Premier League. During his time with Chelsea as a player, Lampard went on to play 648 games in all competitions and scored 211 goals. During that period, he also won four Premier League titles, four FA Cups, two League Cups, one Champions League and one Europa League. By contrast, Zidane is best known for his time with Juventus, Real Madrid and France national team. On a club level collectively with the two European big sides, “Zizou” won three League titles, three domestic Cup titles, one Intercontinental Cup and one Champions League. (adsbygoogle = window.adsbygoogle || []).push({}); While Lampard and Zidane are both greats of their day, most would regard Zidane as being b...
How Manuel Neuer changed the perception of what a keeper should look like

How Manuel Neuer changed the perception of what a keeper should look like

JB's Column
One definition of a genius is when someone does somethimg that defies the ordinary wisdom, but which turns out to work. And Manuel Neuer fits this description in this era. Though In his side’s 3-2 win over Paderborn recently, Neuer did something which captured perfectly the anxiety-inducing protagonism of the modern goalkeeper. Charging out of his area which has become so synonymous with the World Cup winner, The German found himself less than ten yards from the left-hand side touchline. He was nut-megged by Dennis Srbeny and seconds later the ball was in the back of the net. Neuer’s career is filled with these types of unforced errors. He is known for moving away from his goal-line so fast. Some goalkeepers’ entire careers are defined by one or two such flaws; one only has to look a...
Aaron Wan-Bissaka: Why wingers really hate the Man Utd defender

Aaron Wan-Bissaka: Why wingers really hate the Man Utd defender

JB's Column, Premier League, Transfer Info
Crystal Palace defender, Aaron Wan-Bissaka who only broke into first-team a year ago, has been highly sought-after this summer window, and he now looks set to become Ole Solskjaer’s second signing after a £50m agreement was reached for his services. Naturally with any upcoming youngster there’s always an element of hype, however the numbers regarding Wan-Bissaka show a different story as he was ever-present in 2018/19, missing only three of Palace’s 38 league games. (adsbygoogle = window.adsbygoogle || []).push({}); Though Wan-Bissaka failed to score last campaign and provided just three assists – but rather, he was required to be an old-fashioned full-back whose major task was to make the opposing winger’s day a misery, And he did that in style. A date with Zaha To get ...
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