Poolman SG Com'On guys , let vote for your choice , as in we need a scoring machine , who do you prefer , pace of Owen , or brains of Fowler ? Or for whatever reason . The more votes the merrier , we want to hear from you .
Medicated Oil SG Robbie Fowler have to prove himself for the next six months and he is not in the national squad. Therefore, I believe he will be more eager and hunger to prove himself to the fans. He offers more options than Mickey mouse as he dun need any one to knock down the ball for him to strike. His role in Liverpool team would be to unlock the defence and let the rest of the players to sneak a goal. As for Mickey Mouse, I feel that his loyalty for Liverpool ran out the moment he step out of Anfield. Mickey Mouse is still housing some injury and would not go all out to play so as to prevent injury from World Cup. For Mickey Mouse, his focus is still to play for England and need reassurance for Sven to include him through favouritism. Now, Liverpool is doing well and of course he want to come back. Imagine Liverpool at Relegation zone, will he still want to come back ?
798 SG fowler will be a better choice, he’s a real striker in his younger days. i find owen is a opponuity player who happened to be standing in the right box and score. furthermore, owen is quite a selfish player.
Heartzzz SG Definitely Fowler!!! In the eyes of most liverpool fans, he’s def a more fan favourite…Although he neve really shine for england, he’s definitely a legend at liverpool….
Agenda SG Owen, A pacey striker who can strike fear with his one touch goals Except that slimy basta*( go hold out his contract and try to do a Macca..
ghimpheng SG Owen is my choice pace and intelligent run and lots of people underestimated him and pay the price example : Argentina (Earlier Friendly with England I think Owen last 10 minutes scored 2 header goals think he short cannot score ? think again)
dragg SG fowler - 154 goals so far owen - 125 goals so far i prefer owen as he is younger and also a better finisher.
Medicated Oil SG Michael Owen is hoping to play a part in at least the last month of Newcastle's Premiership campaign after stepping up his recovery from a toe injury. The 26-year-old England striker broke the fifth metatarsal bone in his right foot in the 2-0 defeat to Tottenham on New Year's Eve, but he has now regained a greater level of mobility after having a protective boot removed. He told the club's official website: 'My recovery is going well. 'I have been on the exercise bike and can walk around in my trainers. Hopefully I will be able to start gently on the treadmill soon. 'The surgeon seems very happy that the pin is still in place and I want to be back for at least a month of the season. 'Climbing up the table is obviously the priority and the FA Cup still gives us a shot at silverware.' Owen's injury was one of many that left Graeme Souness - sacked by the club on Thursday - short of numbers. The former Liverpool and Real Madrid frontman has scored seven goals in his 10 Premiership starts for the Magpies to date. Imagine Liverpool paying 15 million pounds for a injured mouse !!!!
stellazio SG i think fowler is a better finisher and has more range to his finishing too.. but owen takes up better positions in the box and is more adept to using his pace to break those offside traps..
ndmmxiaomayi SG A combination of both. No point being a good striker but no brains or having the brains but not a good striker.