That settles it - he's a superstar and should be ahead of Lenny Hayes in this thread.
'Attack' may have been the wrong word. But no not insecure - just pointing out that you clearly can not handle a reasonable debate, as those 4 comments back up (much like statistics). Leading to my point that I should have never bothered replying in the first place (in too deep to stop now though)
Top stuff. I thought you said goodbye. Just had to get that last word in..
The planet on which he was actually a very good player - just had injuries that always got to him at the wrong time. I would draft him ahead hoping that the talent showed up more and the injuries showed up less
Seriously, I love Rawlings as much as the next guy. He even grew up 5 minutes from my home town, and as a 12-15 year old he was the player I most enjoyed to watch, because he handled tagging without the shit silly moves that someone like Steve Baker had. But he never had the natural talent (do work ethic and leadership count as talent??

I guess they could), whereas McVeigh showed time and time again he could be a very good midfielder - 2008 my case in point.