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Freddy Adu, future superstar or marketing puppet?
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soccerchic_06
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i have no idea if he wil come to europe, but if he does, he has a better chance of goin somewhere w/ his career.....
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cfrealmadrid
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he definitely needs to get to some type of better club. dc united are alright, but i think he'll be in germany or italy before he's 20.
Hala Galacticos
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bob
nar i dont think hes that gd hes 16 next month, look at rooney wen he was 16 started in the premiership a league 100x harder the mls or whatever its called, scored a goal against one of the topsides in europe well world cos their isnt a gd side outside europe and is a startin regular at the biggest club in the world at note i said biggest not best before any1 starts faffin on even tho i believe they are can you see him playin at a club like that in 2-3 years week in week out cos i cant, i also cant stop believing that he aint hes actually age nd hes bout 20 odd by now and is just americas way of tryin t get footie big there cos theyve seen the money t be made, and his 'mother' wont let him move t europe cos he will need proba test t be carried out lolol anyway thats just my opinion
Landon Donovan is in Bayern Leverkusen now. Good for him.
In Adu's case he would fit in Man Utd. but won't make a BIG impact.
In Adu's case he would fit in Man Utd. but won't make a BIG impact.
The rules of soccer are very simple, basically it is this: if it moves, kick it. If it doesn’t move, kick it until it does.
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mpcarres14
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It is still way too early to tell whether Adu will be a star or not. He has great technique, but that's not all in soccer. People need to give him time to mature fully physically and adapt to playing with men while he is only 15. Give him time, and he could easily be the best US player yet.
God damn brewery!!!
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ManchesterUnitedrocks
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I saw him at a revs game and he does the same move all the time. I think he is a boy playing in a man's game and needs more time to develop phisically. If i was in his shoes I would of gone to Europe just to learn and mature.
'Sometimes in football you have to score goals.' - Thierry Henry
i agree, he is very very quick though. I also saw him at a Revolution game in person and he definetely desrerves to be where he is right now.mpcarres14 wrote:It is still way too early to tell whether Adu will be a star or not. He has great technique, but that's not all in soccer. People need to give him time to mature fully physically and adapt to playing with men while he is only 15. Give him time, and he could easily be the best US player yet.
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ManchesterUnitedrocks
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But did u see how he gets owned by the older guys who push him around. I argee though that he is extremely talented for his age ( 
if he is the age he says )
if he is the age he says )'Sometimes in football you have to score goals.' - Thierry Henry
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soccerfreak14
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Adu is really good but i think people make too much of a big deal about him. He makes stuff happen on the field but it's not like he does it all the time like ronaldo and some of the other proffessional players.