Niko Kranjčar

[shyster 0]

Bearing in mind the six million being bandied around for the overrated Ashton:

How much do you think it would take for Dinamo Zagreb to part with the services of  Niko Kranjčar, or would Kranjcar be remotely interested in coming to Norwich?

What a signing he would be, never mind the gap at right-wing - play the 3-5-2 formation incorporating left & right defender/midfielders & Kranjcar switching between AMC & STRIKER with Huckerby and/or McVeigh.

[Robbo007 0]

Sounds like you''ve been playing to much Champ Man mate!!

Players from the broken up Yugoslavia have been massive dissapointments over here in general. Bosko Balaban, Davor Suker and Savo Milosevic all came over with big reptations, but failed to deliver

[Mook 0]

Been playing FM2006 have you?

[Rudolph Hucker 0]

Oh! It''s a player. I thought I was in the opticians for a moment.

[shyster 0]

[quote user="Robbo007"]

Sounds like you''ve been playing to much Champ Man mate!!

Players from the broken up Yugoslavia have been massive dissapointments over here in general. Bosko Balaban, Davor Suker and Savo Milosevic all came over with big reptations, but failed to deliver

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The difference being, Balaban, Suker & Milosevic were signed to Premier League teams with high expectations of them, having garnered decent reputations with their respective national sides.

Kranjcar, has yet to establish himself a fixture in the Croatian outfit, so he has more to prove than the players latterly mentioned yet much less pressure  to do so by signing for a club in a lower division - such as City.

And don''t forget that Balaban''s & Milosevic''s less than impressive performances helped keep Villa in the Premier.

[Syteanric 1]

if we are talking Fm 2006.. Kwabena Agouda... you''ll all thank me for recomending him later

jas :)

[shyster 0]

[quote user="Rudolph Hucker"]Oh! It''s a player. I thought I was in the opticians for a moment.[/quote]

Says, Rudolph Hucker [:D] It''s a bloody miracle you can see anything at your age ol'' timer.