What a suprise that the same people are coming up with the same shit about desire when they have absolutely no idea what desire Luque shows behind the scene's. Apparently Roeder is a lier in your opinion when he says that Luque puts in extra work in training when the rest of the team are having days off.
Oh and as to the thread, Luque played well, yes it was a testemonial, but I didn't see anyone else score a goal for Newcastle (other then the two fakish ones). He played some nice one two's and sprayed a few great crossfield passes and probably could have done better had we not had lots of old players around him.
