Guest Kev Posted December 16, 2006 Posted December 16, 2006 Tim Lovejoy "You've played with so many top strikers in your time, who was the besy or your favourite partner?" Michael Owen's reply and the first name he said was Emile Heskey.
Benitez Posted December 16, 2006 Posted December 16, 2006 to be fair, there isn't much choice is there! He was never gonna say Fowler And he didn't play enough at Real. And as for Newcastle.......
_00_deathscar Posted December 16, 2006 Posted December 16, 2006 Not to mention the fact that other strikers he has played with generally didn't become his personal bitch...
smicer07 Posted December 16, 2006 Posted December 16, 2006 He managed to avoid answering the "Now do you believe going to Newcastle was the right decision?" question..
Guest Scot Posted December 16, 2006 Posted December 16, 2006 Have we not established that Owen's got crap judgment?
Guest JV Posted December 16, 2006 Posted December 16, 2006 Not to mention the fact that other strikers he has played with generally didn't become his personal bitch...
Cam Posted December 16, 2006 Posted December 16, 2006 There's a difference between 'best' and 'favourite'. I can understand the 'favourite' being Heskey - see deathscar's comment. But, imho, his best is still Riedle.
psl Posted December 16, 2006 Posted December 16, 2006 There's a difference between 'best' and 'favourite'. I can understand the 'favourite' being Heskey - see deathscar's comment. But, imho, his best is still Riedle. Owen and Smicer was great.
Guest Ant Posted December 16, 2006 Posted December 16, 2006 Heskey was Owens best partner....always has been
floyd Posted December 16, 2006 Posted December 16, 2006 (edited) "Did you own racehourses with the 2 of them""No, they kept it to themselves" And his 2 favourite goals were in the England shirt Edited December 16, 2006 by floyd
live Posted December 16, 2006 Posted December 16, 2006 And his 2 favourite goals were in the England shirt what a shock
Guest Scot Posted December 16, 2006 Posted December 16, 2006 Heskey was Owens best partner....always has been What's the competition? Owen is a lone gun.
Guest Cameron Posted December 16, 2006 Posted December 16, 2006 I'm amazed he didn't say shearer just to suck up to the Geordies. They were an awful partnership for England.
Swagger Posted December 16, 2006 Posted December 16, 2006 Not to mention the fact that other strikers he has played with generally didn't become his personal bitch...
Guest Kev Posted December 16, 2006 Posted December 16, 2006 What's the competition? Owen is a lone gun. Collymore, Fowler, Owen, Reidle, Heskey, Raul, Ronaldo, Shearer. Also if you ever ask Tony Cottee or Steve Claridge who was their favourite partner, they've both gone on record and said Emile.
floyd Posted December 16, 2006 Posted December 16, 2006 If he was a true Liverpool fan, he would of just stood up, and launched his size 5 and a halves into Alan "fvckin" Davies's knackers.
Guest Scot Posted December 16, 2006 Posted December 16, 2006 Collymore, Fowler, Owen, Reidle, Heskey, Raul, Ronaldo, Shearer. Also if you ever ask Tony Cottee or Steve Claridge who was their favourite partner, they've both gone on record and said Emile. Yeah he played with all of them. He had a partnership with none of them. I'm not surprised he - or anyone - would say that about Heskey. At his best he's strong, bullish, unselfish. At his worst he's weak-willed, cowardly and unselfish. Either way it suits the truly selfish predators that all great goalscorers are. They like a sidekick, not competition.
floyd Posted December 16, 2006 Posted December 16, 2006 They like a sidekick, not competition.You calling Kenny a sidekick?
DazzlaJ Posted December 16, 2006 Posted December 16, 2006 Yeah he played with all of them. He had a partnership with none of them. I'm not surprised he - or anyone - would say that about Heskey. At his best he's strong, bullish, unselfish. At his worst he's weak-willed, cowardly and unselfish. Either way it suits the truly selfish predators that all great goalscorers are. They like a sidekick, not competition. Don't spoil it for the big weak lummox
The walters step over Posted December 17, 2006 Posted December 17, 2006 Yeah he played with all of them. He had a partnership with none of them. I'm not surprised he - or anyone - would say that about Heskey. At his best he's strong, bullish, unselfish. At his worst he's weak-willed, cowardly and unselfish. Either way it suits the truly selfish predators that all great goalscorers are. They like a sidekick, not competition. At his best (his first 18 mnths with us) Hesky was almost unstoppable, and if you'd asked most fans -or Houllier- at the time then the only argument was whether Owen or Fowler partnered him. I find it a little depressing to read so many threads on here that are so eager to have a pop at ex-players of ours.
Ste M Posted December 17, 2006 Posted December 17, 2006 At his best (his first 18 mnths with us) Hesky was almost unstoppable, and if you'd asked most fans -or Houllier- at the time then the only argument was whether Owen or Fowler partnered him. I find it a little depressing to read so many threads on here that are so eager to have a pop at ex-players of ours. Both yours and Scot's assessment of the lad are spot on. Emile's problem has never been the amount of talent in his boots, it's the confidence and belief he's always lacked. He could have been one of the great all time strikers had he had half the mental strength Owen, Rooney and others posess. Top top top top bloke as well.
growler Posted December 17, 2006 Posted December 17, 2006 owens two best goals were the england one against argentina and the FA Cup final goal for us. as for strike partner, of course it would be heskey. which other striker would play with him, totally to support him?
Guest Scot Posted December 17, 2006 Posted December 17, 2006 At his best (his first 18 mnths with us) Hesky was almost unstoppable, and if you'd asked most fans -or Houllier- at the time then the only argument was whether Owen or Fowler partnered him. I find it a little depressing to read so many threads on here that are so eager to have a pop at ex-players of ours. At his best, yes.
Des Posted December 17, 2006 Posted December 17, 2006 At his best, yes. Heskey's problem was always a lack of self-awareness - he never seemed to realise how good a footballer he actually is/was.
Guest Scot Posted December 17, 2006 Posted December 17, 2006 Heskey's problem was always a lack of self-awareness - he never seemed to realise how good a footballer he actually is/was. Agree with that. His problem was in his head.
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