‘His performance levels consistently for 20 years have been unbelievable. And you’d have to say, I do go along the line of, “Be careful what you wish for” It seems nigh on incredible to me that the most outspoken, forthright defence of Arsene Wenger, has come from possibly a man who played much of his football engaged in a bitter, rancorous duel with Wenger's creation : modern-day Arsenal. Gary Neville was frequently described, bluntly, as being a player rather short on talent in his formative years, a fact that he too recognized. His response to this was singleminded and determined : graft. Years of effort that dovetailed in a glittering career, trophy-laden at Old Trafford with his boyhood club Manchester United. As such, a decade after the Invincibles took away the collective breath of every fan fortunate enough to watch English football, these very characteristics espoused by Neville seem to
Argentina has always had a plethora of forwards to choose from. Undoubtedly boasting among the most potent strikers in the world of football, they have never lacked in any form or sense, options up front. Every generation tends to conjure up finer products. Diego Maradona, Gabriel Batistuta, Hernan Crespo, Carlos Tevez, Lionel Messi and Sergio Aguero just to name a few. There's always a question of who will step up in the next generation, and someone always does. With Paulo Dybala's scintillating form this season, it's hard to imagine this fine lineage drying out anytime soon. But there has never been just a single superstar to make a name for himself in the luxurious front three of La Albiceleste. Having signed for Atletico following their La Liga winning campaign from San Lorenzo, the dream soon turned into a nightmare for Angel Correa. He was sidelined with a tumor in his heart. Having delayed his impending joining by six months. Credit to Atlet