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Ruud Van NistelrooyNewest Review: ... move to the Dutch top league, a move to Heerenveen. Heerenveen (Netherlands) Ruud Van Nistelrooy?s first and only season at Heerenveen involved him in 31 games, scoring 13 during them. The 1997/1998 season was an odd one for Ruud. He began it by moving to Heerenveen and ended it with a move To PSV Eindhoven. PSV Eindhoven (Netherlands) His first season with major Dutch outfit PSV Eindhoven ... more |
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by - written on 30/07/04 (Useful, 198 readings)
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Ruud Van Nistelrooy, the greatest Dutch Footballer Ever? In this Review I will tell you about the dramatic Career of Ruud Van Nistelrooy. After playing for 4 different clubs in an 11 year spell in the game, I reveal how he has risen to a illustrious club of Manchester United?s Quality. Den Bosch (Netherlands) Ruud Van Nistelrooy ? Who. In his first season in Professional Football Ruud Van Nistelrooy played 2 games. Despite failing to score in the 1993/1994 season, the 17 year old introduced himself to the footballing world. The 1994/1995 season was when Ruud Van Nistelrooy made his name to the Den Bosch fans. Scoring 3 times in 18 games was a ... Read the complete review
by - written on 13/08/02 (Useful, 130 readings)
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RVN scored 35 goals last term, was runner up in the race for the premiership golden boot, and top-scored with 12 goals in the European Champions league. Yet for some reason in my opinion he hasn’t done enough to earn my utmost respect. RVN was signed for what was then a record British transfer fee of £19m after recovering from a lengthy layoff. Expectations were extremely high at the club and Ferguson though he had signed a perfect striker. RVN made his name at PSV where he impressed and played with the likes of Ronaldo. He netted 30 goals in his first full season and was names as the Dutch player of the year. RVN was known for his strength and ability to ... Read the complete review
by - written on 15/01/02 (Very useful, 565 readings)
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10/1, they said. Ten to one. Now, I'm not a betting kinda guy - primarily because I don't have enough money apart from putting a fiver on a random horsey-type thing each year (tradition; costly, costly tradition) on Grand National day, but even I know that 10/1 is the kinda bet that'd certainly be worth your while if you were confident enough to invest a decent sum in it. Therefore, the logic of melodramatic bookmakers across the country a couple of months ago putting six-time - six-time - Premiership champions Manchester United at similar odds goes beyond my understanding. I just don't get it. Or didn't get it, because the strangely-confident bookies ... Read the complete review


