YoungGun_UK
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Fuck Sake Could have done with the boy today.
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CL final vs. Chelsea, he was pretty much OK. Wasn't with the extra CR stuff he's usually shown but wasn't a flop whatsoever as well. Personally, I think it was one of the best performances of his career. But yeah, since there wasn't Barcelona in that match you did pass the game by I guess.CL finals?
Classico's?
Tournaments with Portugal?
For crying out loud, you must be kidding right? It was a real must-win game against a very good team indeed. History doesn't play on the pitch, it was straight like Ronaldo alone earned the points for Real Madrid as he's countlessly done especially this year. No point in diminishing the importance & the difficulty of that match and taking the credit away from the guy with that kind of 'reasoning'.Those are big matches. Not a match against Atletico that Real are winning for the last 15 centuries...
You say that football is a collective sports but somehow you also know to single out Messi from a team (a team that is the best one at teamplay by a mile) where he's been playing for approximately ten years and he has Xavi & Iniesta whom you consider better than Ronaldo by his side too. I'm not one of those who claim the bullshit Messi's only good with Xavi & Iniesta but as a matter of fact what you say is one hell of a contradiction. In contrast to that, I and most of the CR fans would feel no problem singling him out for comparisons (which honestly I'm sick of thanks to retarded haters around) cuz he had the guts to leave his ivory tower in England and proved himself in the Spanish league too. Simply put, his records speak for themselves. He's even legendary with the way he's 'super individualist' as claimed. He's providing some variety in the games more than any other footballer does imo. And, of course, he needs a bit of the fucking selfishness to show what he's got. To be honest, it's ridiculous to say that he's 'basically' an egoist player for someone who's watched Real Madrid's matches in last two years consistently which I don't believe you did at all. He just seems to have grown in personality over the years as well. Anyway, just feel free to tell us a few about him if you got to know him in person so we can get our facts right, sir.Ronaldo is a good player, but in big matches and tournaments he fails time after time because basically he is an egoist and football is a collective sports. If he plays a big tournament or a final his ultimate aim seems being the best player...Messi wants his team to win, that is the reason why Messi is much, much better than Ronaldo. IMO Ronaldo is not even the second best player in the world. I rate both Xavi and Iniesta higher and maybe also players like Özil and Schweinsteiger...
Hah, as if Madrid was playing this good (entertaining) for all the time last decade. In fact, even bigger budget than Mourinho spent was always out there with RM's past coaches, maybe you should some time try your luck, too.Give me the budget he could spend and i can also play good football.
Mourinho's Inter career was not just about one night. His team (and Zlatan for the first year) was my main reason to watch Serie A those two years. The passion he brought to the team & fans was easily being felt in the matches at Giuseppe Meazza. Personally, I just love that kind of stuff. Anyway, look, I'm not a fan of being so subjective but, if all these things you say are because he made you pissed off by eliminating Barcelona that way that year, then you too basically are a usual 'hater/fanboy', not only a 'sympathizer'. But, honestly I believe that you're not such a guy (damn you always proved me wrong about you :p), everybody can have his own opinions, that's for sure. To me, you only sound like haven't watched Mourinho's teams as consistent as me. That's all about it, I hope.It's true that i was excited when watching Mourinho's Inter...i watched the grass on the pitch growing and that was the most exciting thing to watch...
As for Messi struggling at international level. Hardly. He was the best player in the WC2010 side and also at the Copa. This despite the enormous handicap of two managers who have never managed at any decent level.
Kanouté, i don't like the agressive tone in your post.
It's easy to see me as a Barcelona fanboy...somebody with a litle more intelligence who take the time to read my post will know better.
Concerning Ronaldo and the final with Man Utd. You are totally wrong. I wonder if you have seen the match. In fact until Eto'o's goal Man Utd were by far the better team (and as a team) but Ronaldo ket on shooting from distance instead of passing to better placed team mates (something he does fairly regularly for Portugal in big tournaments too). In fact when Eto'o's goal fell, it was a litle bit undeserved for Barcelona...dominating a (short while) of a match is not something that is done by one player, but as a team effort.
As for Ronaldo: i've already conceded that he is much better than i gave him credit, but you clearly decided to overlook that post as you are fond of useless controversy. Welcome on my ignore list. Ciao bella.
Ps: Ronaldinho, as always i don't agree with you...Messi is not far above Ronaldo. He is better, but the difference is minimal and the day Ronaldo plays for the team he can be as good as Messi.
Really, better than Higuain, who scored 4 goals in 4 games, the only player in the whole world cup to get a hattrick, and the 3rd highest overall scorer? I would say Messi was not as good as Higuain at the World Cup, by some distance too. You could even say Tevez had more impact for Argentina than Messi at the World Cup.
At the Copa America I'd argue Agüero was the most vital player. His equaliser spared Argentina in the opening match at home to Bolivia (it ended 1-1) and his two goals against Costa Rica set them up for a 3-0 win (Di Maria scored the 3rd) which they needed to finish second in the group. Messi set up one of those Agüero goals, but the other two were down to individual brilliance (Bolivia) and predatory instincts (Costa Rica) of Agüero.
I'm not saying Messi is not a great player, but in my opinion for the national team other players have stood out more at the key tournaments for Argentina. It's a valid point to say that Argentina haven't had world class coaches at some of these tournaments, but also Portugal were led by a rather inept Queiroz at the last World Cup. A manager, who despite having talents like Ronaldo, Danny, João Moutinho (arguably the star of Sporting at the time of the last WC), Simão and Nani (who he didn't even put in the sqaud), contrived to play a very sterile and cautious type of football that wasnt really suited to the players at his disposal. If you look at the Portuguese attacking players and the style that Scolari and now Paulo Bento (to a lesser extent) used, you can see that Portugal are much more suited to playing on the front foot, using quick movement and forward passing, as opposed to the Querioz style which was simple, negative possesion.
had you only done what you yourself said (reading my post) you'd see that I didn't think such despite all the same old false stuff you spoken about continuously. anyway, thanks for proving me wrong about having a bit of respect for you. I just got that you're just a clueless stuck-up.It's easy to see me as a Barcelona fanboy...somebody with a litle more intelligence who take the time to read my post will know better.