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The Shape True Addiction since: Sep 2005	Jan 07, 06 at 8:16pm ^ re: Youngsters vs. Golden Oldies
	Log in to remove this sponsored message I remember another guy called Ruben Sosa. He was about 38 and had 20 for virtually all set piece stats, but he rarely performed to them. Quite the flair player, his inconsistency led me to selling him. So, who do you think is the best golden oldie to buy? I'd say Zidane; I've seen him move from Madrid for less than £2 million and he still performs well most of the time, and after the first season he retires and can become a good coach.
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Joe2468 Marching on Together! seek-o-holic since: Aug 2005	Jan 07, 06 at 9:13pm ^ re: Youngsters vs. Golden Oldies
	Zidane would be a class signing for any club, but i've never seen him move ------------------- www.footballcore.co.nr Join Now!!!!!
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anluan04 Hooked on Neo total posts: 4225 since: Feb 2004	Jan 07, 06 at 9:56pm ^ re: Youngsters vs. Golden Oldies
	Gianfranco Zola. Now he was the best oldie. Lived up to all the 20's in his technical stats. Was fantasic for me. When he retired, his coaching stats were also very good. As for now, Paolo Di Canio is in the same sort of mode and Frank de Boer, Quality stats and will cost you just 80 grand I'd say he'd be very useful if you were playing as a championship club or newly promoted premiership club.
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Lone Warrior Eternal total posts: 28377 since: Jun 2005	Jan 07, 06 at 11:08pm ^ re: Youngsters vs. Golden Oldies
	I know that Anastasiou, being Greek myself. I usually use youngsters and get rid of them when they reach 29-31. At my first seasons, I just went for everything good that was available. Now I have a wider variety due to more funds, so I prefer getting youngsters. After 6 Greek leagues in a row and 2 CLs in a row as Olympiakos, I now sold Arouna Kone and Zigic who were getting older and my fans are furious. Eidur Gudjohnsen has become a very nice coach in my game.
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aichboy The Top Cat In My Own Lil World Biatch! neologist total posts: 423 since: Oct 2005	Jan 07, 06 at 11:12pm ^ re: Youngsters vs. Golden Oldies
	Im manutd an aging side Ruud Roy Ryan Scholsey Neville Van Der Sar so im introducing youth my oldest signing was summink like 25
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mertearkan newseeker total posts: 14 since: Jan 2006	Jan 08, 06 at 3:53am ^ re: Youngsters vs. Golden Oldies
	quote Wonderland_10 I'm an old man myself. I will buy youngsters - I'm not that bias towards old people - but only really young players (16-18). As The Shape pointed out what I had pointed out, I hate always signing Kompany, Vanden Borre, Guarin, Maschareno etc so I'll try to find old players who are maybe in the peak of their career, or legends playing for crap teams. I pick these up and they play amazing for the few seasons you have them - then you look for players again once they retire. Gives me more to do in the transfer market. amen
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