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Tom ince vs Zaha???

By gamersrule - 22-02-2013 00:45

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Both are good despite criticism of being over rated however, both are potential future stars, Zaha has been prefered for England over Ince despite Ince has the better stats however, both have different roles in the team. Ince is more in the box and working passing and shots there but Zaha is more of an outside player. Zaha has the edge over Ince in terms of strength and speed and also a slight edge in dribbling but Ince is probably the better playamker. [b]What are your thoughts on Zaha vs Ince?[/b] [b]Who do you think is better?[/b] [b]Where will Ince go?[/b] [b]Will the fact Paul Ince (Ince's dad) being the manager of Blackpool effect Tom Ince's future? (as Paul is a former man-utd player maybe he would be favoured for his son to move there too)[/b] [b][/b]And what ever you want to add relevant to the topic, please no hates to any player, they would probably be better at 20 then you would be in your whole life.Both are good despite criticism of being over rated however, both are potential future stars, Zaha has been prefered for England over Ince despite Ince has the better stats however, both have different roles in the team. Ince is more in the box and working passing and shots there but Zaha is more of an outside player. Zaha has the edge over Ince in terms of strength and speed and also a slight edge in dribbling but Ince is probably the better playamker.
What are your thoughts on Zaha vs Ince?
Who do you think is better?
Where will Ince go?
Will the fact Paul Ince (Ince's dad) being the manager of Blackpool effect Tom Ince's future? (as Paul is a former man-utd player maybe he would be favoured for his son to move there too)
And what ever you want to add relevant to the topic, please no hates to any player, they would probably be better at 20 then you would be in your whole life.

 

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Re: Tom ince vs Zaha???

By gamersrule - 26-02-2013 21:20

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wow... it seems no one likes the next future stars for England...wow... it seems no one likes the next future stars for England...

Re: Tom ince vs Zaha???

By crispyduck - 28-02-2013 23:19

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The next generation for England looks quite bleak I think. Joe Hart solid in goal, after that I can't see much out there that really says "world class".The next generation for England looks quite bleak I think. Joe Hart solid in goal, after that I can't see much out there that really says "world class".

Re: Tom ince vs Zaha???

By kingjaime - 28-02-2013 23:34

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Jack Wilshere's about the only young player who gives me much hope. If Ince and Zaha are going to be central figures for England in future, I fear we'll be in bad shape.Jack Wilshere's about the only young player who gives me much hope. If Ince and Zaha are going to be central figures for England in future, I fear we'll be in bad shape.

Re: Tom ince vs Zaha???

By tosspot - 01-03-2013 01:49

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The English... Always on the lookout for a star player... Wilshere is so unbelievably over rated. If he wasn't English, you wouldn't hear his name mentioned at all.The English... Always on the lookout for a star player...

Wilshere is so unbelievably over rated. If he wasn't English, you wouldn't hear his name mentioned at all.

Re: Tom ince vs Zaha???

By kingjaime - 01-03-2013 02:26

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I thought the stereotype was more that we like to knock anyone potentially considered a star? Perhaps we do both. We can be a fickle breed. Wilshere's no world-beater, but he's about the only English youngster out there who plays a nice passing game, who doesn't fit into this "fast, big and powerful" obsession and hype about the Premier League and it's players that's got us nowhere. Adam Johnson is another, but hasn't been given much of a chance, Joe Cole had a great run on the left, but was never trusted centrally for England, Chris Eagles never got a chance... They're so few and far between. At least of young options, a side built around Wilshere would likely be playing a good passing, probably fairly attacking game.I thought the stereotype was more that we like to knock anyone potentially considered a star? Perhaps we do both. We can be a fickle breed.

Wilshere's no world-beater, but he's about the only English youngster out there who plays a nice passing game, who doesn't fit into this "fast, big and powerful" obsession and hype about the Premier League and it's players that's got us nowhere. Adam Johnson is another, but hasn't been given much of a chance, Joe Cole had a great run on the left, but was never trusted centrally for England, Chris Eagles never got a chance... They're so few and far between. At least of young options, a side built around Wilshere would likely be playing a good passing, probably fairly attacking game.

 

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