Who should Faldo Select?Ryder Cup by ThanksSirAlex (U11790911) 15 August 2008 Nick Faldo is about to Name his European Ryder Cup Squad, But who do believe should be in his Team? Latest comments
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electric arguments (U1683505) posted Aug 15, 2008 we all know it depends on who qualifies by right.
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GolfDonno (U12645537) posted Aug 15, 2008 Where is Poulter playing over the next few weeks? His buddy, Rose is coming over to Europe to play in the next 2 tournaments to protect his place.
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TriperWoods (U12982497) posted Aug 15, 2008 GolfDonno, ur spot on.
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oldparwin (U12297892) posted Aug 15, 2008 Faldo needs help with his picks, we need class players who are playing and I dont see any that fit that categery
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Researcher 12751032 (U12751032) posted Aug 15, 2008 For my money it will be Casey and Poulter that will be his picks.
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trikie7 (U13020404) posted Aug 15, 2008 dont think faldo would pick monty, would cause conflict casey and poulter have got to be favourites
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4puttt (U12736252) posted Aug 16, 2008 I think Casey is a must pick. His extra length means he is always likely to get birdies and will be a big asset in the better ball format.
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LeeWestwoodwannabe (U12902934) posted Aug 16, 2008 i would pick casey and clarke as both are suited to the course and course set up to the point.both showed some form recently. other obvious candidates would be monty(only decent result french, fast running and tight) poulter( only 2nd top 10 of the year at the open , links golf in a 30mph wind) hardly like conditions at valhalla are either. more to the point, good luck paul finding 4 to pick! its a euro win.
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sparklingwestwood (U13083844) posted Aug 18, 2008 It's easier to say who Faldo shoudn't pick. Montgomery is the one he shouldn't pick. Nick Doughety & Ian Poulter are my 'good team' men & Kaymer if he fails to qualify Comment on this article
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