O'Neill ends Berger's Villa spellAston Villa by VillaBristol (U1923909) 06 May 2008 From BBC Website Latest 10 commentsRead members' comments or add your own
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webdigga (U1657206) posted May 8, 2008 @ Seagulls "Can't understand why O'Neil is really pissed off"
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j-jimmy (U8864801) posted May 8, 2008 Gareth Barry is yet another over-rated player, I still cant beleive Liverpool want him, i doubt it as a centre mid, maybe left mid/back.
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Y2J (U2891776) posted May 8, 2008 I'm a Liverpool fan but i think O'Neill is completely right in everything he's said on this issue. Berger was a bit of a mini-legend at Liverpool and i'll always have respect for the guy but he shouldn't be saying those kind of things when he's contracted to Villa!
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stickitinthemixer (U11326071) posted May 8, 2008 The thing is Garry Barry can improve as a player. Like it or not he would be playing with better players around him, and I believe he will get better. He seems to be a late bloomer in footballing terms.
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j-jimmy (U8864801) posted May 8, 2008 GB is a good player but i dnt think L'pool need a Barry type player, they need a match winner, the Ronaldos, Messi, Robinho, Benzema, Ribery, Kaka, Totti, etc............
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Jonny_Los_Angeles (U1862969) posted May 8, 2008 "Anyhow, i don't think we need a Barry-type player, we need a left winger and another striker."
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LIVERGAZ ...96 FOREVER (U11944553) posted May 13, 2008 being a liverpool fan, re paddy bergers remarks to gb, it is not on. and martin o'n did right in letting pb go, the same has happened to day with yossi telling fernando that chelsea would like to sign him for £40 mil, cause avran grunt know's yossi, asked him to sound out el nino as to a move to the chavs, yossi should go now,for trying to unsettle torres
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Pisces (U10274403) posted May 13, 2008 Livergaz,
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