The sad ballad of Paul Gascoigne
Gazza's public disintegration was all too inevitable.
Tony Cascarino, 03 Mar 2008
He’s not as good technically as Berbatov, who’s got a lot more quality on the ball. But Berbatov won’t get as many goals, and he won’t trouble the opposition with his physical presence. Overall, Benzema is top quality. However, I have to say that even though he probably won’t be at Lyon next year, I don’t think there will be a club who’ll pay £40 million for him.
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