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Drogba and Anelka are having an impact in China
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TOPIC: Drogba and Anelka are having an impact in China

posted 09-08-2012 11:13
posted 09-08-2012 12:53
Ultras sitting?
  • ian.64
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posted 09-08-2012 13:12
Would the money they're able to pay such imports also be part of this 'impact'?
posted 09-08-2012 13:16
Doesn't sound as though Anelka's having too much impact.
posted 09-08-2012 14:19
4-6-0 could only be described as "bold" in the Irish sense (as in ...the child was being bold so had to sit on the naughty step).
posted 09-08-2012 14:36
It would be refreshing, if, when something, about these clubs in China, at least one chinese player was mentioned. I mean, I knew who this article would be about but I was kind of hoping we'd learn about local players as well. I'm sure Drogba didn't make the assist pass to himself when he scored twice, or did he?
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posted 09-08-2012 19:26
Drogbaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaa!!!!!
posted 12-08-2012 03:24
Test
posted 14-08-2012 09:14
@Pietro Paolo Virdis- whilst I take your point, I think the only story in Shanghai right now is the impact of Drogba hence why there isn't a lot of mentioning of other players in this article.

Don't get me wrong, Shenhua have a couple of good Chinese players (winger Feng Renliang and starting goal keeper Wang Dalei have had trials with Valencia and Inter Milan respectively) but right now everything is about Drogba (and Anelka, but his form is so poor that his influence and star power have been completely negated). Ironically, you'll probably hear about Feng a lot more (plus another young starlet, Cao Yunding) because he seems a lot more switched on by the presence of a legitimate icon in the dressing room and is suddenly a dangerous threat cutting in from the flanks. The point of this article was more to illustrate the galvanizing of a young squad by DD rather than name check Chinese players.

@jimdavies- whilst 4-6-0 doesn't sound that bold- in the context of the game (Shenhua starting a game against their fiercest rival at home in a seemingly defensive line-up), it was certainly eye-opening stuff.

@stoneelephant- yes, Anelka has been rubbish. He hasn't scored since April and has been either injured or lethargic throughout his time in China. Off the pitch, he almost certainly had a role in getting Jean Tigana the sack after five games in charge.
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posted 16-08-2012 10:01
jon_ric wrote:
Test

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posted 16-08-2012 10:01
Double post! Double pointless post!
Last Edit: 16-08-2012 10:02:52 by jw. Reason: i ddonon't dewsevr to live
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