The best strike force their never was

[Dirk]

Aldridge and Romario.

[Sangria]

Big Dunc and Andy Gray they had the lot.

[Mascherano]

Ronaldo after signing for Barcelona with Batistuta. Maradona just behind.

 

Wonderful.

[Dirk]

Don Goodman and Ian Ormondroyd.

[Guest alscarface]

Whats wrong with Rush and Dalgliesh?

[Kurt]

Whats wrong with Rush and Dalgliesh?

 

Nothing...but read the thread title...

[Kurt]

Ian Olney and Danny Cardemarteri

[Kurt]

Whats wrong with Rush and Dalgliesh?

But did`nt know Adam was for real...or indeed a striker

 

:whistle:

[theboyreilly]

Fowler and Van Nistlerooy... A guaranteed 60 goals a season....

[Hermes]

Whats wrong with Rush and Dalgliesh?

 

The spelling.

[Thants]

Sheringham and Owen

[Nunavut Patrick]

Scargill and the Teamsters.

 

I was a Teamster.

 

Local 91.

 

I used to get a Teamster magazine mailed to me from the International Union and in the back they listed Teamster organizers/union bosses who had ran afoul of the law.

 

It was ace as they all had Italian names, the vast majority were from New Jersey, Philadelphia or NYC and it was always 'Franco Taccadelli, of Local 432, Hoboken, NJ has pleaded no contest to associating with a known member of the Cosa Nostra. Or Giovanni Spezzaraddi, of Philadelphia Local 356, has pleaded no contest to misuse of union funds and associating with known associates involoved in rackateering through the Cosa Nostra.

[Neil G]

owen and fowler would have been the best strikeforce in europe form 1998-2002 if either of them could have stayed fit for a substantial period of time. unfortunately they hardly ever played together. i remember the 4-0 demolition of charlton on the last day of the treble season and thinking what could have been.

 

Definitely, they were awesome together that day and showed a real understanding of each other's game.

 

It wasn't the injuries that kept them apart though, it was Houllier's insistence on playing Heskey as he preferred having a big athletic striker up front. A lot of people said they couldn't have played together, but they were two of the most intelligent and talented strikers the English game has seen in a long time, and a way could and should have been found to partner them effectively. Robbie certainly thinks so, he mentioned it more than once in his book.

[Faustus]

The Robbie Fowler of old and Ronaldo in his PSV and Barca days.

[Paul]

Fowler and Dalglish.

[cracko]

fowler and henry

[loadsoftrophies]

Fowler and me.

[Neil G]

Sheringham and Fowler

Cantona and Shearer

Owen and Eto'o

 

That's if you're talking about partnerships that could realistically have happened, i.e. the players were playing at the same time and one was linked with a move to the other's club.

[Scouse_Datcha]

Fowler and Dalglish.

 

 

Cant find any better than those two.

Would have been perfect together.

[Josef Svejk]

Robert Huth and Dion Dublin.

[Neil G]

Crouch and TBM.

 

Crouchamania AND Mellortime combined. The universe would have imploded or something.

[Magic_H]

Fowler and solskear???

 

Aside from the fact one is a horrible manc cunt who id never want in a liverpool shirt, they are both finishers, and both are short on pace.

 

All the best partnerships have opposite qualities which make the partnership what it is. 2 out and out strikers, rarely works.

 

Big man/little man(toshack/keegan), pace workrate and finishing/vision passing (rush/dalglish)

 

Souness made plenty of mistakes as manager of liverpool one of which was turning down the chance to take cantona from auxerre. He would have been excellent alongside rush or fowler, shame he became one of my most hated footballers at them horrible shower of twats. :no

[Boyspen]

Dean Windass and Brian Dean.Two of the most under rated world class strikers I have ever seen.

 

written from cell 29, ward 37 Rampton

[Section_31]

Zidane and Dennis Bergkamp

 

 

Jan Koller and Jap Stam

[Newport]

Fowler and solskear???

 

Aside from the fact one is a horrible manc cunt who id never want in a liverpool shirt, they are both finishers, and both are short on pace.

 

Actually Solskjaer was a huge Liverpool supporter before he signed for the Mancs and even a member of the Scandinavian Branch when he signed, but they threw him out.

 

Fowler and Batistuta for me.