i meant those who are still in thier country pal...not those who are already having names in the international football

lol, soz. my bad.

lol...none taken....

where  i leave, i am not in access with african tv, and maybe i took it for granted that where the really good players came  from...  it is obvious that when we say brazil, it come to our mind the best football players from brazils....

And Drogba said:

I need a club with whom I'd be ready to break my leg to win. I want to get back to playing with butterflies in my stomach for a club who make me dream.

"For me, there aren't 50 clubs who could stimulate this sort of passion, just four: Milan, Inter, Barca and Real."

francky:

lol...none taken....

where  i leave, i am not in access with african tv, and maybe i took it for granted that where the really good players came  from...  it is obvious that when we say brazil, it come to our mind the best football players from brazils....

yea, brazilians are alwayws recognised as the best players. but world football is getting closer. and africans are devopling some of the best skills and best players.

i also saw some asian in big clubs? ...

not really some....Park at United.  Maybe there are more, I don't know anymore worth mentioning

i know philip younghusband as a chelsea reserve, but he is now in a danish football club....i  heard he was good....

Nakata isn't around anymore right?

i heard he is now retired....

Shunsuke Nakamura is with the celtic but i dont know his capability as a player

an asean football player has to really be verrrryy      goooooood to be in a big club in europe...and even that, they wont be as active as some european with less talent...

A shake up in Spain - for better or for worse?

Sevilla's Juande Ramos has moved to Tottenham and Jiminez takes over - my initial thoughts are that I fear Jiminez more than Juande Ramos.  I remember him as a player and his coaching pedigree gets high marks from me, especially with the experience from the youth level.  I think Sevilla will be better, not sure if they will achieve more, off without Juande Ramos given Jiminez has taken over.

Valencia's Quique Sánchez Flores admitted that he had mixed emotions after being sacked by Valencia as he was sad to be going, but looking forward to being free of the stress.  I think, despite what he says, that he was the worse coach of the recent Valencia era out of Hector Cuper, Rafael Benitez and himself.  He lacked resilience and tactical intelligence, so this caught up with him at a club like Valencia who expects to be able to compete with Barcelona and Real Madrid, let alone Sevilla.  We should see who the new coach is soon, and I'm sure results will get better from now on.

Who is the next coach to be fired this season, because there will be questions asked?

Candidates that can be favourites are: Getafe, Deportivo La Coruna, Real Zaragoza, Osasuna and maybe Recreativo Huelva.

What do you guys think?

I really think that the next few weeks will determine if Ramos move was Good for totenham and bad For seville

or vise versa,,,In both ways i hope both teams do good.....

I bielieve brazilians are the worlds greatest players...

And Fifa World Player proves it...

I also can see Some Arabs starting to be involved in Euro leagues...Something that i am proud of.....

the like of Mido(in middlesbrough) the team sometimes counts on him...

it looks like there is no more firing of any coach  for la liga...but it is not the same with the premiership because Chris Hutchings was fired by  wigan due to the successive loss in the premiership....