Great player who has been hampered by injuries over the last few years. Glad to see him retiring now before he does permanent damage to himself. Will like to remember the young goal scoring machine rather than the injury hit version. Enjoy your horse racing Michael.
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Great player back in the day though, one of the best English strikers i will ever see in my lifetime.
Wish him well.
Good Goal against Argentina , thoe i'll give the lad that !
But can't stand him
Comes across as fairly normal to me. People call him dull so what, not everyone can be a "character".
A bit like one of those fans who gives a player dogs abuse from the stands and then goes crying to the police when the player gives some back.
Plus left us all with some fantastic memories (98, and Germany 5-1 to name 2!)
Fantastic player in his prime. Would have gone on to be England's greatest ever striker had he managed to avoid the injuries.
He's about the same age as me, so freaks me out a bit that he's retiring. I get to retire in 2047.
Just hope he retires or goes into management/coaching. But I'm sure a future pundetary job awaits at the BBC.
One of my favourite players and a great striker. Always scored when his team needed a goal not when they were already 3-0 up .
Will never forget that goal against Argentina.
Some of the dogs abuse players get on Twitter and as soon as they give a bit back they are seen as 'cocky' or 'arrogant'
Owen was a superb player in his prime, its just a shame his prime was when he was still developing!
It's not just in this case, he comes across as arrogant on it, and couldn't give a toss about anyone else, except his little horses and his big fat cheque at the end of the week .
Money grabbing pig !
https://www.youtube.com/watch?feature=player_embedded&v=hPC6Yv3BPVY
He always responds to fans questions, often gives intelligent insight on football, and other sports and comes across as a very decent and normal bloke.