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herbert next plan winston reid
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FRIENDS FROM NZ
since your pool of players is very small , i would like to know
WHICH PLAYERS ARE THE MOST LIKELY TO GET SOME TRIAL TO GET TO THE WORLD CUP ?
WINSTON REID IS NEEDED FOR A FAST YOUNG RIGHT BACK DEFENDER , and it is a must for HERBERT to bring him
TOMMY SMITH IS ANOTHER ONE that may get a call
is there any player in your NZ CHAMPIONSHIP that may deserve a look up, is there anyone there in a remarkable performance , brent fisher ?
and is there any under age teeneger from the last world cup, to be able to get a cnance ?
regards from argentina
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Reid is still looking at playing for Denmark as far as I know at this stage, and Smith I think still fancies his chances with England. I'm sure Ricki will be in regular enough contact with them, as he has in the past, but at this point the ball is in there court.
Other than those already in the squad, I can't see anyone in he NZFC having a chance at the squad.
Other than those already in the squad, I can't see anyone in he NZFC having a chance at the squad.
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I added Reid as a friend on facebook and he accepted me last night and I asked him about the NZ/Denmark thing and if he'd represent us. He said he's 50/50 and it depends on a few things. I didn't want to be pushy but I asked what they were anyway but he'd signed out so I'm hoping he'll get back to me on that.
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Are you the new HK Keeper LG?
Three for me, and two for them.
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Sort of but not as bad.
I wanted to know what the story was, nobody seemed to have a clue so I added him and will extract it from him by force if I deem it necessary.
I wanted to know what the story was, nobody seemed to have a clue so I added him and will extract it from him by force if I deem it necessary.
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WINSTON REID DECLARES FOR DENMARK
Winston Reid has now officially declared for the Danish national team. The promising young defender is considered to be a huge talent for the future by his club of four years, FC Midtjylland. Winston Reid faced a tough decision when trying to choose between the country of his birth - New Zealand, who have recently qualified for the 2010 World Cup - and his adopted home but said the decision was simple.
"It's true that I had trouble deciding whether I would declare for New Zealand or Denmark." The 21-year-old explained "but the real turning point came when a crazed, maniacal stalker from New Zealand added me on Facebook. He was a real creep. Tried to extract it from me by force - and I don't want to go into what that means"
valeo2009-12-03 21:41:11
Winston Reid has now officially declared for the Danish national team. The promising young defender is considered to be a huge talent for the future by his club of four years, FC Midtjylland. Winston Reid faced a tough decision when trying to choose between the country of his birth - New Zealand, who have recently qualified for the 2010 World Cup - and his adopted home but said the decision was simple.
"It's true that I had trouble deciding whether I would declare for New Zealand or Denmark." The 21-year-old explained "but the real turning point came when a crazed, maniacal stalker from New Zealand added me on Facebook. He was a real creep. Tried to extract it from me by force - and I don't want to go into what that means"
valeo2009-12-03 21:41:11
a.haak
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I lol'd.
Three for me, and two for them.
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I had a panic attack.
You know we belong together...
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My heart nearly stopped when I read the first few sentences. Fortunately it was somewhat amusing.
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I've got him on there too..
He just recently changed his hometown from somewhere in denmark to Auckland, IS IT A SIGN!?
ive got a song that wont take long, Adelaide are rubbish.. the second verse is same as the first.. ADELAIDE ARE RUBBISH
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I added Reid as a friend on facebook and he accepted me last night and I asked him about the NZ/Denmark thing and if he'd represent us. He said he's 50/50 and it depends on a few things. I didn't want to be pushy but I asked what they were anyway but he'd signed out so I'm hoping he'll get back to me on that.
really didn't want to be pushy........
All I do is make the stuff I would've liked
Reference things I wanna watch, reference girls I wanna bite
Now I'm firefly like a burning kite
And yousa fake fuck like a fleshlight
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I added Reid as a friend on facebook and he accepted me last night and I asked him about the NZ/Denmark thing and if he'd represent us. He said he's 50/50 and it depends on a few things. I didn't want to be pushy but I asked what they were anyway but he'd signed out so I'm hoping he'll get back to me on that.
really didn't want to be pushy........
I didn't, honest. For the greater good, though, so I did.
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WINSTON REID DECLARES FOR DENMARK
Winston Reid has now officially declared for the Danish national team. The promising young defender is considered to be a huge talent for the future by his club of four years, FC Midtjylland. Winston Reid faced a tough decision when trying to choose between the country of his birth - New Zealand, who have recently qualified for the 2010 World Cup - and his adopted home but said the decision was simple.
"It's true that I had trouble deciding whether I would declare for New Zealand or Denmark." The 21-year-old explained "but the real turning point came when a crazed, maniacal stalker from New Zealand added me on Facebook. He was a real creep. Tried to extract it from me by force - and I don't want to go into what that means"
Winston Reid has now officially declared for the Danish national team. The promising young defender is considered to be a huge talent for the future by his club of four years, FC Midtjylland. Winston Reid faced a tough decision when trying to choose between the country of his birth - New Zealand, who have recently qualified for the 2010 World Cup - and his adopted home but said the decision was simple.
"It's true that I had trouble deciding whether I would declare for New Zealand or Denmark." The 21-year-old explained "but the real turning point came when a crazed, maniacal stalker from New Zealand added me on Facebook. He was a real creep. Tried to extract it from me by force - and I don't want to go into what that means"
I went bugger, then I went haha. Great work !
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Anyone sensing a facebook group something along the lines of "WINSTON REID DECLARE FOR NEW ZEALAND!" . Get one thousand members and then invite him so he can see the support.
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He replied to me today, reckons he will make his decision very soon.
he said it is a very hard decision but he hoped to make the right one.
I replied and said fair enough, but it'd be good to see him in a kiwi jersey!!!!
I was quite surprised he A) accepted my request and B) replied!!!
all we can do is wait now. unless anyone wants to go to Denmark and follow him with a NZ Flag?
I would but kinda busy at the mo!!!
he said it is a very hard decision but he hoped to make the right one.
I replied and said fair enough, but it'd be good to see him in a kiwi jersey!!!!
I was quite surprised he A) accepted my request and B) replied!!!
all we can do is wait now. unless anyone wants to go to Denmark and follow him with a NZ Flag?
I would but kinda busy at the mo!!!
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Anyone sensing a facebook group something along the lines of "WINSTON REID DECLARE FOR NEW ZEALAND!" . Get one thousand members and then invite him so he can see the support.
Hilarious if we only managed to pull about 17 and he was so put-out he declared for Denmark.
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WINSTON REID DECLARES FOR DENMARK
It's true that I had trouble deciding whether I would declare for New Zealand or Denmark." The 21-year-old explained "but the real turning point came when a crazed, maniacal stalker from New Zealand added me on Facebook. He was a real creep. Tried to extract it from me by force - and I don't want to go into what that means"
Just perfect. Laughed out loud.
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WINSTON REID DECLARES FOR DENMARK
It's true that I had trouble deciding whether I would declare for New Zealand or Denmark." The 21-year-old explained "but the real turning point came when a crazed, maniacal stalker from New Zealand added me on Facebook. He was a real creep. Tried to extract it from me by force - and I don't want to go into what that means"
Just perfect. Laughed out loud.
Laughed plenty.
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would be great for us if he does.
rojas, so special
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I met with Winston at his home in 2006 - went there specifically to try to convince him to play for NZ. Big drive in a day - Berlin to his home in Jutland for lunch, and then on to Cologne. 1800Km from memory!
Anyway, Winston's step-father is a very proud Dane who REALLY wants to have a "son" play for Denmark. His NZ mother was indifferent, but seemed to be very much influenced by the view of her partner. Winston appeared to be somewhat indifferent to it all in that company.
However, he is part-Maori, from South Auckland and I believe in his heart he would love to play for New Zealand in a World Cup. It will be tough for him, just as it was for Michael McGlinshey, who could not make the "break" from Scotland until me moved "down under". It is hard when your team-mates - at club and national level - not to mention your "family" have such a strong tie to another country and an equally strong view on the relative football merits of the two countries.
Also - Winston is a very regular starter for Denmark at Under 21 level.
Having said all that, he may be the answer to our chances of having the option of playing 4-4-2.
Anyway, Winston's step-father is a very proud Dane who REALLY wants to have a "son" play for Denmark. His NZ mother was indifferent, but seemed to be very much influenced by the view of her partner. Winston appeared to be somewhat indifferent to it all in that company.
However, he is part-Maori, from South Auckland and I believe in his heart he would love to play for New Zealand in a World Cup. It will be tough for him, just as it was for Michael McGlinshey, who could not make the "break" from Scotland until me moved "down under". It is hard when your team-mates - at club and national level - not to mention your "family" have such a strong tie to another country and an equally strong view on the relative football merits of the two countries.
Also - Winston is a very regular starter for Denmark at Under 21 level.
Having said all that, he may be the answer to our chances of having the option of playing 4-4-2.
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his decision and tommys could have a huge bearing on our campaign.
rojas, so special
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I met with Winston at his home in 2006 - went there specifically to try to convince him to play for NZ. Big drive in a day - Berlin to his home in Jutland for lunch, and then on to Cologne. 1800Km from memory!
Anyway, Winston's step-father is a very proud Dane who REALLY wants to have a "son" play for Denmark. His NZ mother was indifferent, but seemed to be very much influenced by the view of her partner. Winston appeared to be somewhat indifferent to it all in that company.
However, he is part-Maori, from South Auckland and I believe in his heart he would love to play for New Zealand in a World Cup. It will be tough for him, just as it was for Michael McGlinshey, who could not make the "break" from Scotland until me moved "down under". It is hard when your team-mates - at club and national level - not to mention your "family" have such a strong tie to another country and an equally strong view on the relative football merits of the two countries.
Also - Winston is a very regular starter for Denmark at Under 21 level.
Having said all that, he may be the answer to our chances of having the option of playing 4-4-2.
Anyway, Winston's step-father is a very proud Dane who REALLY wants to have a "son" play for Denmark. His NZ mother was indifferent, but seemed to be very much influenced by the view of her partner. Winston appeared to be somewhat indifferent to it all in that company.
However, he is part-Maori, from South Auckland and I believe in his heart he would love to play for New Zealand in a World Cup. It will be tough for him, just as it was for Michael McGlinshey, who could not make the "break" from Scotland until me moved "down under". It is hard when your team-mates - at club and national level - not to mention your "family" have such a strong tie to another country and an equally strong view on the relative football merits of the two countries.
Also - Winston is a very regular starter for Denmark at Under 21 level.
Having said all that, he may be the answer to our chances of having the option of playing 4-4-2.
maybe he should've thought about that when he shacked up with a kiwi??
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