Tony Adams Reviews

Sky Sports, 5 August 2002 - "Tony Adams is preparing to bring down the curtain on a glorious career after Gunners boss Arsene Wenger confirmed the former England captain was no longer an Arsenal player. The Highbury legend, who enjoyed his second Arsenal testimonial against Celtic at the end of last season after 18 years and over 650 games ...  Read the complete review

Oh how this is going to shock you all, you see although I am an avid follower of Grimsby Town Football Club as well as constantly willing Manchester United onto winning the Premiership and many over titles, the Player whose career I´ve constantly followed doesn´t play for either of these clubs, in fact its widely regarded that he plays for one of ...  Read the complete review

He is a really good player and he plays for a good team that are currently in the premiership. He has got a left leg and a right leg and so he is able to use both his right foot and his left foot when he plays football. He must know what he is doing because if he didn’t, he wouldn’t be playing football. He can also use his head, which ...  Read the complete review

Although Tony Adams has now become an established england player many people think his time is up for the national squad. One of many defenders ready to take his place is Manchester Uniteds Wes Brown. After watching Browns performance against Valencia for United on Wednesday I now beleive that he is the man fo the job. Although an argument may ...  Read the complete review

Position: Defender Born: Romford, October 10, 1966 Height: 6ft 3ins Weight: 13st 11lbs Previous Clubs: Signed from trainee The Arsenal and now ex-England captain and inspiration, Adams has been described as "the rock on which the modern Arsenal side is founded". A hugely imposing physical ...  Read the complete review

Adams announced his retirement from international football and at the age of 34 perhaps it was the right decision, however you can’t help feel sad. He was a great player for England, how England could do with a 20 year old Adam. In recent years he’s been plagued with back injuries, which has forced him to retire. He was just one ...  Read the complete review

Following the past week of thought Tony Adams has decided to retire from international football to concentrate on his club Arsenal. Tony realised he had one thought in mind, and that was his body. Something had to give, so it was the England team. My personal view is that the appointment of the new England boss Sven Goran Eriksson ...  Read the complete review

Tony has been an Arsenal captain since March 1988. He is the most successful skipper in the clubs history, lifting more trophies than any other Gunners captains. He is a fixture in the England team! He’s position is a defender that is best place obviously his best position and that’s were he can help arsenal also he adds ...  Read the complete review

After seing Tony Adams' performance against Spartak Moscow on Tuesday Night, and a few other performances this season, I feel that it is time for Tony to call it a day on the international front. I do not think that he is good enough anymore, especially with all the young talent that we have coming through at the moment, it seems silly for ...  Read the complete review

Tony Adams is probably one of Englands greatest defenders in the last 20 years. He has been so reliable and even now when he is coming to the end of his career he is still performing well at international level. Tony has formed a solid partnership with Martin Keown throughtout his Arsenal career. Tony is not the quickest player around but ...  Read the complete review

during a long career, Adams has give a lot back to Arsenal. Despite problems with alcohol, he commendably managed to get his career back on track. You have to wonder though, just how long he can go on playing at the top level. For the last few seasons he has been unable to put together any sort of a run in the Arsenal team. Continuous niggling ...  Read the complete review

Tony Adams has been an inspiration in his entire Arsenal career which has spanned a great number of years now. He's been our reliable captain for a long time and henow once again has the England captaincy as well. Tony encourages the players and generally makes his side play better by motivatibng and directing them. Adams' ...  Read the complete review

When a player has played over 620 games for the same club it will tell you how important this player has been to this team over the years. Tony Adams the Arsenal central defender has been a great servant for club and country; his problem today is that he is getting old and mostly injured all the time. He will be 34 years old this month ...  Read the complete review

I have a great respect for Tony Adams. His problems with alcohol are well documented, but he has dealt with these well and moved on, and has managed to avoid some of the scandalous press coverage which dogged earlier seasons at Arsenal. The classic old-fashioned centre-half, Adams relys on intelligence, strength and physical presence ...  Read the complete review

Tony Adams is without a doubt a great leader for club and country but thats all he has except for good tackling. I really don't feel he any longer has what it takes to be an England player. He is now just soooooooooo slow and just can't keep up with the pace of the National Game and now the domestic game. He's ...  Read the complete review

I, think Tony Adams has a good few season left in him. If is fit he can do the business, he reads the game better than ever before. He has had injury problems over the last few seasons, but hopefully he can put it behind him. He may have lost a bit of pace over recent years, but he still has leadership qualities and the ability to read the ...  Read the complete review

What a great person, and What a great leader, Tony Adams has been, he has had his problem but has come through them, he is now captain of England, and is fully fit and vital for both club and country. He is an excellent talent who has served Arsenal so well. He has been solid in the heart of Arsenal defence now for so many years. ...  Read the complete review

Tony Admas is a great leader for club and country but he lacks a bit of flare. He is a good tackler but he is a bit slow and sometimes makes costly mistakes. About six or seven years ago he was a top world class defender. But now like most of the Arsenal back line and David Seaman he has lost his way a bit. Because he is getting slower a lot of ...  Read the complete review

Tony Adams was once a good defender but is day as gone, he and the other Arsanal player David Seamen are two players who are both past it, and shouldnt be selected in the England squad I thought changers where going to be made thoughIi cant see any difference to the euro 2000 squad. Kevin Keegan his sticking to the old guard who have failed so ...  Read the complete review

There is no doubt that Tony Adams is still one of England’s top defenders, although this says more about the lack of defensive ability out there. Adams used to be really top notch and he still has most of those characteristics. He has that heading ability and a football brain but he’s missing that essential unity with his back four. ...  Read the complete review