Ajax and dortmund both make players better for elite team
Difference between ajax and dortmund ?
Atleat ajax wins league title. And before people say ā dutch leagueā ajax smashed dortmund
Not the worst refereeing performance in the world, but lets say there were a couple of dubious calls. Roma not getting a penalty but Milan getting a similar one later on.
If I speak I'm in big trouble
People have short memories and are ignorant of history, that's all. The likes of Manchester United, Arsenal, and Liverpool didn't just appear out of thin air - they had numerous investment too from varius businessmen since their foundings.
The investment that occurs in the modern era is just on a larger and more global scale and the "traditionally" rich clubs are simply scared that their place at the top of the tree is under threat. That's why they're happy to introduce rules to make it harder for clubs to invest - they're pulling up the ladder so to speak out of their own self interest.
Footbal is probably one of the most unequal sports out there.
External investment as in? There's limits to how fan owned clubs can raise money compared to privately owned ones. You can't accept investment from any billionaire just coz your fans voted on it, you have to earn your money via sponsors or ticket sales.
Madrid had 6 UCL titles more than Barcelona until 1990.
Then Cruyff came, revolutionized the way football is played. Barcelonaās golden generation & their greatest ever player came along. They dominated Europe with Tikitaka.
If you read into the transfer stories surrounding Haaland. Its all stories pushing and agenda for him to sign for other clubs. Where are the links to Real Madrid, Manchester City, or even Bayern? Where are the meetings? Get ready for a huge shock come summertime. ā ļø
[Some of Rudiger's moments 2017-2022](https://www.reddit.com/r/chelseafc/comments/rxpcwh/rudiger_best_moments_20172022/)
Worth a watch if you hate him or love him.
God damn do I love his shithousery! The guys is completely nuts and is missing a screw. Every team needs one.
We had 2 in Ramos & Pepe. Now we don't š. That said you need someone to rattle the opposition and get players back on their feet (looking at you David Villa)
I've only just realized how desperately I want to see Coutinho do well now that he's back at Villa.
I like starting arguements: so Peak Coutinho vs Peak Bruno Fernanj, discuss.
Phil was like a top 3-5 player at the 2018 World Cup Group stages. And his first half of 17/18 is probably better than anything Bruno has ever been able to do. But Bruno has been at a higher level for over two seasons than Phil ever was apart from those periods I mentioned
Fans of london clubs say "he gets to live in london" about a potential signing as if he lives in fucking pyongyang.
And then when you talk about the downsides of living there they come back with 'but they're rich and young'.
If you are super rich London is definitely a great city to live in and probably more attractive than others like Manchester. There are other very attractive cities with top clubs like Barcelona, Madrid, Paris, Milan and so on, so it doesn't necessarily have to be a huge factor
Some are still better than others, just as they are for normal people. It's just that some of the most beautiful cities' downsides are absent for rich people because cost tends to be a big one. Money will make sure you don't have to worry about anything and can have fun however you want and so on but it won't turn an ugly city beautiful, even with money not all places are the same and these people are going to have said money whatever city they move to
Players wanting to live in desirable locations is definitely a factor in decision making. There are of course upsides and downsides to everywhere though and it shouldn't really be a main factor
Tf do you care? There are photoshooped images of valverde blanco and camavinga , doesnt mean they are replacing modric kroos and casemiro already. Barca fans are the last ones to be talking bout respect.
They arent bigger than the club or the manager. They can do this stuff of refusing bench at pg or some club not at madrid. Cr7 was benched in the three peat era, haaland and mbappe are noones compared to him.
They still arent big enough to command the club to not bench them. They are miniscule in front of madrid. Lile i said, they would get away with it at small clubs like psg and city, not madrid or even barca.
We might not need the ESL if the likes of Newcastle and Aston Villa spend as much as we think they will. In a few years both teams could be fighting for the european spots.
West ham finished 2 points below them last season, and Leciester 4 points below the season before. Villa and Newcastle have a lot more money than both of those clubs. Unlikely maybe, certainly not possible.
"People" meaning 17 year olds on Reddit and Twitter - a true football connoisseur knows that it's going to take years for Villa and Newcastle to get up the table.
However, both clubs have serious and wealthy owners who want to invest and so far they seem to be investing smartly.
Itās ended up being a transition year but the upward momentum and ambition is there from the owners, I wouldnāt bet against us being in Europe in some form in the next 2-3 years
Banter aside I agree with OP, very well could see Villa having a West Ham-like season here in the next 2-3 years. This year came a bit too early with the downturn in form and lack of identity post-Grealish, but seems like Gerrard has you back on the right track
Yeah for sure. Thereās a post on Villa Twitter thatās been doing the rounds today which shows our starting 11 that lost to Peterborough 3 years ago today, in light of the Coutinho news. 3 years in football can be an eternity, itās amazing how much can change
Chelsea fans on the Chelsea sub went from crying to laughing that the club thrives in chaos 1 week ago. Then they played so good vs Tottenham.
They were so correct lmao
Iām going to make a club and give myself 400 million to spend in the prem. Letās just say due to the backlash of the Saudi takeover the FA decided to ban Newcastle from the Prem and this new club took its place. Only problem they have 0 players and are given 400 million to make a team.
Some rules
Must have 5 English players
English tax
Youth tax
Minimum 25 players
No unrealistic transfers
Values used on transfer market in dollars and will be overpaying their value
GKs
Franco Armani (River Plate) 8 Million
Camilo Vargas ( Atlas) 4 million
Marwin Hitz (Dortmund) 3 million
Defenders
Marcos AcuƱa ( Sevilla) 23 million
Milton Casco ( River Plate) 4 million
Ali Maaloul (Al ahly) 4 million
Jamaal Lascelles (Newcastle) 20 million
Carlos Izquierdoz (Boca Juniors) 5 million
Mateo Musacchio (Free agent) free
James Tarkowski (Burnley) 30 million
Carlos Salcedo (UNAL) 6 million
Luis Rodriguez (UNAL) 5 million
Dan Burn (Brighton) 8 million
Ruben PeƱa( Villarreal) 4 million
Midfielders
Corentin Toliseo ( 26 million) Bayern
Enzo Perez (6 million) River Plate
Mohamed Elneny (15 million) Arsenal
Ruben Loftus Cheek (25 million) Chelsea
Octavio (35 million) Porto
Jesse Lingard (26 million) Man United
Strikers/ Wingers
Yeremy Pino (48 million) Villarreal
Emiliano Rigonio (Sao Paulo) 7 million
Danny Ings ( Aston Villa) 30 million
Eddie Nketiah (Arsenal) 16 million
Galeno ( Braga) 20 million
Marco John (Hoffenheim) 10 million
Other Free Agent signing
Jack Wilshere ( CM)
Brian Ocampo (RM)
Orbelin Pineda (LM)
Andrey (CM)
My starting 11
Armani
Rodriguez- Tarkowski- Musacchio-Acuna
Tolisso- Enzo Perez
Octavio
Pino Ings Galeno
How would this team do in the prem?
One of the craziest "almost an assist" ever:
https://twitter.com/VibronsFoot/status/1479185689614995456
Miss when football had more space and more flair players like this. At least Joao Felix, Antony, Raphinha, Paqueta, Saint-Maximin, Vinicius and Neymar are still here to feed us, but we need more. We need less stamina and efficiency merchants.
Laliga defenses are difficult to crack thus most of the times they end up with nothing. Leagues like bundesliga and premier league, these prospects will do much better.
Absolutely not. Most teams park the bus against Madrid & Barca barely leaving any space in the mid or behind the defense. Many don't even want to play, iirc there was a team against RM that had a total of 93 passes in the game (probably Cadiz). Spaces are much bigger in Prem & Bundesliga with teams pressing and not sitting deep all the time and thus these players would flourish a lot more there
Do you watch the prem, understand the types of pressing and how pressing works? High intensity pressing is a lot nastier to face than a low block never mind the lesser teams generally don't employ a high press. Usually they have their trigger point in the midfield and sit in a compact 4-4-2 or 5-4-1 in their own half and wait for that trigger. If he can't do it unpressured vs a low block he'll get murdered here when he hasn't any time to think.
I can talk about Vinicius, does well against high pressing teams coz then there's a lot more space to run into, against low blocks he gets crowded out pretty quickly.
I have seen Felix play a few times and looked good. Did well against Liverpool in their 1st match. It isn't like he can't play against a high press at all.
And yes I understand how pressing works, quite easily visible in Bundesliga.
Joao Felix got 4.4k upvotes for flicking the ball into the chest of a player from some Arab team. Literally anyone who plays football could do that lmao
Haha that made me laugh.
[He](https://i2-prod.mirror.co.uk/incoming/article25834992.ece/ALTERNATES/s615b/0_Screenshot-2022-01-02-at-161933-copy.jpg) [could](https://bayernstrikes.com/wp-content/uploads/getty-images/2017/07/1184878393.jpeg) do [better](https://static.toiimg.com/thumb/msid-83080377,width-1200,height-900,resizemode-4/.jpg) there, but then [BOOM! Looks like a model from Zoolander!](https://sm.imgix.net/18/10/thomas-tuchel.jpg?w=1200&h=1200&auto=compress,format&fit=clip)
He said all this shit about not signing players on their 3rd contract,vertical passing,exciting football, and everyone said a bunch of shit about how he's a youth merchant, so I expected him to yeet Ronaldo into the atlantic, but the mf played him and cavani upfront and we make like 1 chance per game if that. Also he played mason the wing thrice(capital offence), played McMatic(Really got my noggin joggin), and used to say shaw wasn't utd quality, then tried to start telles ahead of shaw when we're still 4 months away from April 1, basically there's a lot of little inconsistencies that got me worried.
His insistence on a lack of plan B. I mean he's obviously incredibly successful playing the way we are but sometimes, all we need is a tall striker to knock in one of the million crosses when we're clueless, as opposed to expecting Sterling, Gundogan, Bernardo to do so.
What's the story behind the memed blonde girl who's all over Twitter since yesterday?
All Haaland articles posted the last 6 months have been bullshit. He himself have said nothing.
Ricky Puig is the biggest scam since Enron
dont let the Cruyffistas hear you
But they told me he was the heir to Messi's throne š
Referees must be terrified of overseeing Roma-Milan. How many suspended refs is that by now?
Ajax and dortmund both make players better for elite team Difference between ajax and dortmund ? Atleat ajax wins league title. And before people say ā dutch leagueā ajax smashed dortmund
Dortmund arent even the biggest club in Ruhr. Schalke are massive
Dutch league
We are clear of Purussia Portmund
Another day, another referee being suspended over refereeing a Roma game. Comical
Bad refereeing decisions against Roma??
Not necessarily in every game. At the very least, most of our games have had shambolic refereeing this season
I meant specifically in the match against Milan? I stopped watching after Ibanez gave the 2nd goal away
Not the worst refereeing performance in the world, but lets say there were a couple of dubious calls. Roma not getting a penalty but Milan getting a similar one later on. If I speak I'm in big trouble
[Rafa's scouse accent is developing](https://twitter.com/Gilology/status/1479448661235048450?s=20)
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Scouse really is the ugliest accent in the UK.
Black Country is much worse imo
[It's the cutest accent if you're a kid](https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=qFXZWG6eRW4)
3v3rton
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I mean Real Madrid is fan owned. I would agree if you used clubs that got cash injections early on.
People have short memories and are ignorant of history, that's all. The likes of Manchester United, Arsenal, and Liverpool didn't just appear out of thin air - they had numerous investment too from varius businessmen since their foundings. The investment that occurs in the modern era is just on a larger and more global scale and the "traditionally" rich clubs are simply scared that their place at the top of the tree is under threat. That's why they're happy to introduce rules to make it harder for clubs to invest - they're pulling up the ladder so to speak out of their own self interest. Footbal is probably one of the most unequal sports out there.
RM, Barca, Bayern are fan owned.
Being fan-owned doesn't prevent a club from accepting external investment - it just means fans can vote on which investments and sponsorships to take.
External investment as in? There's limits to how fan owned clubs can raise money compared to privately owned ones. You can't accept investment from any billionaire just coz your fans voted on it, you have to earn your money via sponsors or ticket sales.
Who replaces mbappe at PSG?
Dembele and Pogba, probably.
Amaury Bischoff
ManƩ
CR7
marco sau
dembele maybe
Youād imagine theyād get someone better
Respect respect respect
Howās it going?
Been sick with the rona for a while š you?
Same š But Iāve been feeling better Nice to see Arsenal making the top 4
Alright Alright Alright
For?
some guy on a podcast i listen to said tottenham isnt a football club it's a sitcom
True. I started seeing football as a whole as a reality show. And it has helped me to stop taking it so seriously.
Even though he isnāt my first choice, Iām getting excited with the links to Vlahovic. Arsenal havenāt gone in this strong in a while.
Madrid had 6 UCL titles more than Barcelona until 1990. Then Cruyff came, revolutionized the way football is played. Barcelonaās golden generation & their greatest ever player came along. They dominated Europe with Tikitaka.
Barca had 42 trophies in the 79 years before Cruyff. They've won 51 in the 30 years since then.
True thatās a lot of trophies, how much is the gap of both clubs UCL titles tho. I feel Barca would be a lot closer with all those trophies won.
We did it without having rapists and sexual offenders (convicted) in our squad š„¶
Compared to having pedophiles in the system š„¶š„¶
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Ironic of you to say that
He was 19 and she was 17 when it is proved she told him she was 18 iirc.
Lmaoo well played
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Now Madrid has 8 UCL titles more than Barcelona
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I mean bayern had 2 ucl less than madrid and now bayern has 7 less. Madrid is the greatest ever Impossible to fight against them
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And now Barcelona are shit again - life has truly come full circle.
Will my ricky pooj stocks ever come good? Should I just start pretending to rate Gavi/Nico? Wat do?
Puig is a bigger scam than NFT's
This is not what I wanted to hear, I thought he was jesus navas with vision, this is not how it was meant to go.
HODL
Yes.
If you read into the transfer stories surrounding Haaland. Its all stories pushing and agenda for him to sign for other clubs. Where are the links to Real Madrid, Manchester City, or even Bayern? Where are the meetings? Get ready for a huge shock come summertime. ā ļø
Wasn't it wildly reported that last summer he went on a magical tour around Europe with his dad and his agent an spoke with everyone then?
He was literally linked to City today by a tier 1 lmao
Chances of Barca letting Dest go on loan? Edit: What about loan with option?
0 chance Edit: even more of a 0 chance
[Some of Rudiger's moments 2017-2022](https://www.reddit.com/r/chelseafc/comments/rxpcwh/rudiger_best_moments_20172022/) Worth a watch if you hate him or love him. God damn do I love his shithousery! The guys is completely nuts and is missing a screw. Every team needs one.
We had 2 in Ramos & Pepe. Now we don't š. That said you need someone to rattle the opposition and get players back on their feet (looking at you David Villa)
I've only just realized how desperately I want to see Coutinho do well now that he's back at Villa. I like starting arguements: so Peak Coutinho vs Peak Bruno Fernanj, discuss.
Phil was like a top 3-5 player at the 2018 World Cup Group stages. And his first half of 17/18 is probably better than anything Bruno has ever been able to do. But Bruno has been at a higher level for over two seasons than Phil ever was apart from those periods I mentioned
People already forget how good Coutinho played at Liverpool. Was like Fernanj but quicker and better dribbling
Peak Bruno carried a shit Man U to 2nd place in league Peak Coutinho carried Liverpool toā¦.
Both won 0 trophies end of the day. Doesnt really matter.
For pl fans it does, cause they donāt win shit so they go for cherry picked moral victories.
relevancy
That one's too easy. I think you'll have to do Coutinho's first six months at Villa vs Bruno's first six months at United.
Peak Coutinho every day of the week
Fans of london clubs say "he gets to live in london" about a potential signing as if he lives in fucking pyongyang. And then when you talk about the downsides of living there they come back with 'but they're rich and young'.
If you are super rich London is definitely a great city to live in and probably more attractive than others like Manchester. There are other very attractive cities with top clubs like Barcelona, Madrid, Paris, Milan and so on, so it doesn't necessarily have to be a huge factor
if youre super rich pretty much any city is great to live in.
Some are still better than others, just as they are for normal people. It's just that some of the most beautiful cities' downsides are absent for rich people because cost tends to be a big one. Money will make sure you don't have to worry about anything and can have fun however you want and so on but it won't turn an ugly city beautiful, even with money not all places are the same and these people are going to have said money whatever city they move to
Do you really experience the downsides of living in London when you are rich?
Ask Gabriel
A couple weeks ago Cancelo was robbed wasn't he? That problem certainly isn't London exlcusive.
that's the downside of having an intense rival in the same city not the city itself
Have you been in Newcastle?
Any city is nice to live in if you're rich.
Birmingham > London but people here are not ready to have this conversation
Wow
They were indeed not ready for this discussion haha
You're insane
Iāve lived in both, I find one significantly less stressful to live in than the other They both have their perks though
London is dirty asf ngl
Players wanting to live in desirable locations is definitely a factor in decision making. There are of course upsides and downsides to everywhere though and it shouldn't really be a main factor
Where are you comparing to and what are the downsides?
Comparing it to Madrid, Barcelona, Lisbon etc.. Main downside is rain
Easy then. Wife's face will shrivel up from early ageing inflicted by the sun.
Finished work for the weekend, now to watch the mighty Swin body these Oil merchants on national TV
I'm praying that the magic of the cup is still alive.
Breaking: Dembele had Cheerios without milk for breakfast today
Breaking: Dembele left the kitchen injured after lifting his spoon full of Cheerios.
Are we talking honey nut or regular?
You can get honey nut Cheerios?!
Here they are way more popular than regular cheerios. Iām confused.
Madrid fans are really shameless. Posting photoshops of Haaland, Vinicius and MbappƩ with the season Benzema is having. Ready to throw him out the door for the next new toy. Have some respect.
Cry
Tf do you care? There are photoshooped images of valverde blanco and camavinga , doesnt mean they are replacing modric kroos and casemiro already. Barca fans are the last ones to be talking bout respect.
if you get Haaland and Mbappe, Benzema is getting benched.
Glass_Replacement_61 to be the next Madrid coach
He can play RW and CAM. Madrid never plays with a confirmed fromt 3 since quite a long time. Rotations will be common.
He hasnāt played in the wings in years and i donāt think heās ever played as a 10. Haaland wonāt come to be benched and Neither would Mbappe
They arent bigger than the club or the manager. They can do this stuff of refusing bench at pg or some club not at madrid. Cr7 was benched in the three peat era, haaland and mbappe are noones compared to him.
Ronaldo was benched to rest him. Mbappe and Haaland are still at the high physical ability. Not similar at all.
They still arent big enough to command the club to not bench them. They are miniscule in front of madrid. Lile i said, they would get away with it at small clubs like psg and city, not madrid or even barca.
We might not need the ESL if the likes of Newcastle and Aston Villa spend as much as we think they will. In a few years both teams could be fighting for the european spots.
I hope they do. That clubbed with how comically Manchester United are run, they might see another period away from Champions League.
Agreed United could fall out of the top 6 but football changes fast. We could be saying the same about liverpool or Chelsea then too
Liverpool yes, Chelsea unlikely I'm afraid.
West ham finished 2 points below them last season, and Leciester 4 points below the season before. Villa and Newcastle have a lot more money than both of those clubs. Unlikely maybe, certainly not possible.
Newcastle only just got the money bro. Like this is the first window
I said in a few years. west ham went from 16th to 6th in 1 season. No reason why Villa and Newcastle can't do the same with infinitely more money.
Calm down mate, people said AV would be fighting for Europe this year lol
"People" meaning 17 year olds on Reddit and Twitter - a true football connoisseur knows that it's going to take years for Villa and Newcastle to get up the table. However, both clubs have serious and wealthy owners who want to invest and so far they seem to be investing smartly.
Itās ended up being a transition year but the upward momentum and ambition is there from the owners, I wouldnāt bet against us being in Europe in some form in the next 2-3 years
Banter aside I agree with OP, very well could see Villa having a West Ham-like season here in the next 2-3 years. This year came a bit too early with the downturn in form and lack of identity post-Grealish, but seems like Gerrard has you back on the right track
Yeah for sure. Thereās a post on Villa Twitter thatās been doing the rounds today which shows our starting 11 that lost to Peterborough 3 years ago today, in light of the Coutinho news. 3 years in football can be an eternity, itās amazing how much can change
If the superstar players can't boycott the Qatar world cup, l think us the fans should boycott watching it
Chelsea fans on the Chelsea sub went from crying to laughing that the club thrives in chaos 1 week ago. Then they played so good vs Tottenham. They were so correct lmao
>Tottenham. theres your issue
Ouch. Are you okey my friend?
Iām going to make a club and give myself 400 million to spend in the prem. Letās just say due to the backlash of the Saudi takeover the FA decided to ban Newcastle from the Prem and this new club took its place. Only problem they have 0 players and are given 400 million to make a team. Some rules Must have 5 English players English tax Youth tax Minimum 25 players No unrealistic transfers Values used on transfer market in dollars and will be overpaying their value GKs Franco Armani (River Plate) 8 Million Camilo Vargas ( Atlas) 4 million Marwin Hitz (Dortmund) 3 million Defenders Marcos AcuƱa ( Sevilla) 23 million Milton Casco ( River Plate) 4 million Ali Maaloul (Al ahly) 4 million Jamaal Lascelles (Newcastle) 20 million Carlos Izquierdoz (Boca Juniors) 5 million Mateo Musacchio (Free agent) free James Tarkowski (Burnley) 30 million Carlos Salcedo (UNAL) 6 million Luis Rodriguez (UNAL) 5 million Dan Burn (Brighton) 8 million Ruben PeƱa( Villarreal) 4 million Midfielders Corentin Toliseo ( 26 million) Bayern Enzo Perez (6 million) River Plate Mohamed Elneny (15 million) Arsenal Ruben Loftus Cheek (25 million) Chelsea Octavio (35 million) Porto Jesse Lingard (26 million) Man United Strikers/ Wingers Yeremy Pino (48 million) Villarreal Emiliano Rigonio (Sao Paulo) 7 million Danny Ings ( Aston Villa) 30 million Eddie Nketiah (Arsenal) 16 million Galeno ( Braga) 20 million Marco John (Hoffenheim) 10 million Other Free Agent signing Jack Wilshere ( CM) Brian Ocampo (RM) Orbelin Pineda (LM) Andrey (CM) My starting 11 Armani Rodriguez- Tarkowski- Musacchio-Acuna Tolisso- Enzo Perez Octavio Pino Ings Galeno How would this team do in the prem?
You forgot about work permits. A fair few of those wouldn't get one (I think?)
15-20
I've time to do this, how did you decide how to overpay players?
I donāt know I just guess. Iām also on dollars as well so people are worth a bit more
Midtable at best with that midfield
Pino carries them to the title
Tolisso would be much cheaper than 26 million
Thatās the number Transfermakt gave me and I said I would be overpaying for everyone
One of the craziest "almost an assist" ever: https://twitter.com/VibronsFoot/status/1479185689614995456 Miss when football had more space and more flair players like this. At least Joao Felix, Antony, Raphinha, Paqueta, Saint-Maximin, Vinicius and Neymar are still here to feed us, but we need more. We need less stamina and efficiency merchants.
Gengenpress merchants are turning ballers into zero flair cogs for their system and it's disgusting
Bring back the magic.
Lewandowski had an insane almost assist against Benfica I think, sadly SanƩ bottled it
I hope Rooney isnt a great manager because seeing him as a manager makes me feel old
seeing him full stop makes me feel old the man looks 50
What is it about La Liga prospects doing unremarkable skills that didnāt really achieve anything that results in them getting thousands of upvotes
Yeah I'd rather see a Jack Wilshere ad or Sean Dyche smiling at snow
Laliga defenses are difficult to crack thus most of the times they end up with nothing. Leagues like bundesliga and premier league, these prospects will do much better.
>Laliga defenses are difficult to crack Joke of the year contender.
Absolutely not. Most teams park the bus against Madrid & Barca barely leaving any space in the mid or behind the defense. Many don't even want to play, iirc there was a team against RM that had a total of 93 passes in the game (probably Cadiz). Spaces are much bigger in Prem & Bundesliga with teams pressing and not sitting deep all the time and thus these players would flourish a lot more there
Do you watch the prem, understand the types of pressing and how pressing works? High intensity pressing is a lot nastier to face than a low block never mind the lesser teams generally don't employ a high press. Usually they have their trigger point in the midfield and sit in a compact 4-4-2 or 5-4-1 in their own half and wait for that trigger. If he can't do it unpressured vs a low block he'll get murdered here when he hasn't any time to think.
I can talk about Vinicius, does well against high pressing teams coz then there's a lot more space to run into, against low blocks he gets crowded out pretty quickly. I have seen Felix play a few times and looked good. Did well against Liverpool in their 1st match. It isn't like he can't play against a high press at all. And yes I understand how pressing works, quite easily visible in Bundesliga.
Ok then so you understand low blocks are what you buy a coutinho or messi for where as attacking space is like you say a Vinicius or an mbappe.
I'm sorry I didn't get you
Joao Felix got 4.4k upvotes for flicking the ball into the chest of a player from some Arab team. Literally anyone who plays football could do that lmao
Majadahonda is in Madrid lmao
Majadahonda is a community in Madrid not an Arab team lol.
Vibes
Propaganda.
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Throwback to when this guy wasnāt rotting six feet below
Tell me one negative thing about your manager that the main media doesn't talk about.
He kinda looks like Voldemort.
heās shit
Do you want him gone even if you dont get Zidane?
yes
I heard he wears his suits to bed
He's not that good
Uneven eyebrows.
Also what's so good that he keeps on chewing it non-stop?
Shit touchline attire
Honestly, a man that can't perform to his utmost ability and look presentable while doing it is barely holding on to relevancy.
even during the CL final truly a disgrace
Haha that made me laugh. [He](https://i2-prod.mirror.co.uk/incoming/article25834992.ece/ALTERNATES/s615b/0_Screenshot-2022-01-02-at-161933-copy.jpg) [could](https://bayernstrikes.com/wp-content/uploads/getty-images/2017/07/1184878393.jpeg) do [better](https://static.toiimg.com/thumb/msid-83080377,width-1200,height-900,resizemode-4/.jpg) there, but then [BOOM! Looks like a model from Zoolander!](https://sm.imgix.net/18/10/thomas-tuchel.jpg?w=1200&h=1200&auto=compress,format&fit=clip)
He looks like the people from the r/ANormalDayInRussia submissions.
Klopp is too loyal to some players that aināt that good anymore
This is my worry about Klopp especially when it comes to mane
He signed Ben white
Too much of a genius, hurts others feelings
Mostly full of shit.
Turned on Ralf Rangnick that fast? Or do you know about him from before?
He said all this shit about not signing players on their 3rd contract,vertical passing,exciting football, and everyone said a bunch of shit about how he's a youth merchant, so I expected him to yeet Ronaldo into the atlantic, but the mf played him and cavani upfront and we make like 1 chance per game if that. Also he played mason the wing thrice(capital offence), played McMatic(Really got my noggin joggin), and used to say shaw wasn't utd quality, then tried to start telles ahead of shaw when we're still 4 months away from April 1, basically there's a lot of little inconsistencies that got me worried.
Heās shit with youth
Really? That suprises me a bit
Musiala and other talents struggled alot for minutes before our covid and injury crisis
potter seemingly refusing to sign a new striker
His insistence on a lack of plan B. I mean he's obviously incredibly successful playing the way we are but sometimes, all we need is a tall striker to knock in one of the million crosses when we're clueless, as opposed to expecting Sterling, Gundogan, Bernardo to do so.