XI SERIES: T90 LASER

What a strike partnership we have in this XI! A Manchester United powerhouse and Merseyside Spaniard. It will never happen. But we can dream about it! It doesn’t stop there however. A solid back four, some great attacking wingers and midfielders makes this dream XI a real force. The new T90 Laser III are real eye-catchers. Our XI won’t be boring to watch either.

So who gets into The Right Winger’s dream T90 Laser XI?

Strikers:
Wayne Rooney is showing maturity. Why do we say that as our opening line? Much of the criticism that has been leveled against Rooney revolves around his ‘red mist’ and young age. Well this season is shutting everyones mouths. Rooney is adding facets to his attack daily it seems, as he becomes a world great.
Fernando Torres is a Kop hero. The Spanish striker’s pace and power makes him a continuous threat. Fernando is one of those strikers who can form a chance out of nowhere. Lets hope his injury problems get sorted out.

Midfielders:
Ryan Babel has pace, a great left foot and attacking intent. He hasn’t quite proved to be the force many thought he would be on his arrival at Liverpool. We believe there is plenty of untapped potential here however. The question is can anyone get it out?
Paul Scholes is a living (or playing) legend. 100 goals in over 400 Premier League games proves how good he is. His 35 year old legs don’t carry him as fast as they used to and and Scholes finds himself playing a little deeper these days. He can still pick a pass!
Michael Essien. What more can be said about the Ghanaian midfield enforcer. I don’t think there is a club in the world who don’t wish they could pick him in their XI. Power, speed, strength and accuracy, add to that an African heart and you have an unstoppable, game-winning dynamo.
Julien Faubert didn’t impress anyone when he was on loan at Real Madrid. However, since his return to West Ham, Faubert has shown just how much he has to offer. And now people are impressed. Usually deployed at right back, Julien’s pace, attacking prowess and good crossing ability sees him move forward to the wing for us.

Defenders:
Patrice Evra is arguably the best left back in the Premier League. His obvious challenger is Ashley Cole. Both are fast, tricky, attacking and cleverly defensive full backs. A main stay in the United back four, Evra seem to be immune to injuries.
Rio Ferdinand has had a tough year. Out for a long time with a niggling back injury as well as a suspension, he is now back. His back problems seem to be sorted and with the England armband being passed onto him, Rio will want to show just how good he is come World Cup time.
Martin Skrtel is a hard-tackling and tough centre back. A perfect match for Rio Ferdinand who is used to having Vidic and Terry next to him. The Liverpool defender has also struggled with injuries lately. He will look to put that behind him and help Liverpool push for that Champions League spot.
Branislav Ivanovic Has been brilliant for Chelsea. The versatile Serbian has taken command of their right flank. He has been a stand out performer for the Blues this season and we believe deserves more credit for the job he is doing.

Goal Keeper:
Marcus Hahnemann is perhaps slightly underrated. Hanging out behind the Wolves defense is never going to be an easy job. The big American does a good job however. The fact that he is one of the only keepers to wear T90 Lasers means he gets to play alongside some pretty good players and a great back four.

Who do you think should be part of the T90 Laser XI?

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