bleedblue1223
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Haha, gotcha.Was meant to be a joke based on this:
Just a little light-hearted fun.
Haha, gotcha.Was meant to be a joke based on this:
Just a little light-hearted fun.
It's not empty rhetoric at all, I literally gave you the stats which show that Willian, Pedro, Mount, CHO, and even Barkley have been better for the system that Chelsea is playing.
Different times, so it is tough t co compare on that basis. The overall quality of the PL in England have never been higher. We just saw 2 all English finals in Europe. I would say Dortmund would be the 6th best team in England last year, behind Liverpool, City, Chelsea, Spurs and Arsenal.143 games in the squad at Borussia Dortmund during his career there, started 78. Thats 55% of the games. We have to take into account that he only started 22% of games in his first season at age 17, so that number went up substantially the last few years. And then you have to take into account that no one starts 100% of the games at a top team anymore, there's always rotation. Sounds like a starter to me.
Or would Dortmund not be a top six club in England?
Different times, so it is tough t co compare on that basis. The overall quality of the PL in England have never been higher. We just saw 2 all English finals in Europe. I would say Dortmund would be the 6th best team in England last year, behind Liverpool, City, Chelsea, Spurs and Arsenal.
Arsenal and Utd had injuries to their front three. Lacazette and Martial would never be dropped for Pulisic.England's weak this year after those top two teams.
Spurs lost 7-2 to Bayern Munich. Arsenal and Man United were fielding Carabao Cup sides in their game on Monday, except it was a Premier League game. They weren't resting their starters, those are their starters. The Premier League is so weak after team 3 this year that Leicester, West Ham and Everton might have a chance to get into the top six.
I'll preface this by saying I have no opinion on Pulisic.If you say so, it must be true. Players all of a sudden suck when a neophyte coach benches them for his own reasons. Let's see what you'll be saying later in the season.
I'll preface this by saying I have no opinion on Pulisic.
But Klopp benched Fabinho – who now looks world-class at his position – at the start of last season. What was Klopp?
Does Klopp get a pass for benching his newly-signed player while Lampard does not?
Dribbling and passing percentage are not stats I posted. Tough to take you seriously when you don't even reply to what I actually said.This is hilarious. You threw some underlying stats at me and then tried to distort statistical information. Yes, every team wants players who have good underlying attacking stats, they also want players who have good regular stats. There was no analysis of the system. Until you can explain why, its empty rhetoric. If you don't want to explain in detail why they know the system better, why they fit the system better, why they train better, all these types of empty claims we've heard and a lot of which you've backed, you are just wasting everyone's time. I'll give you one last time to explain this, and then I'll just stop asking and conclude you know you can't explain it.
And even to respond to your underlying stats, which I guess you'll say qualifies as analysis of why he doesn't fit the system as well as these players. Pulisic is near the top of dribbles completed every year in Europe, he also has good passing completion % nearly every year. Dribbling and combination play are probably the two areas he's best at, and are areas there aren't that many better players better at who play the winger positions in Europe. If he needs to improve, its in other areas, so if you are going to attempt to say Chelsea strongly emphasizes those areas (which every team in Europe emphasizes, so nothing revolutionary), and that he's not good enough at them, you evidently don't know what you are saying.
You did not say he does. I was asking for your opinion.Did I say he does? I'd question any coach if I thought the decision was bad. They don't monopolize the correct decisions.
Moving on.
Memphis played the least of these 5 IIRC.
Moving on.
Memphis played the least of these 5 IIRC.
Lol I think Pavel Buchnevich could really use a period of introspection as to why literally everywhere you post on this site conflict and recriminations follow. Hint: it's not everyone else. It's you.
And yes, we're all well aware you're not worried about HF credibility. The evidence is 99% of your posts.
Still, nothing will outdo you throwing a tantrum and demanding an apology from HFDevils on the prospect board.
This post set against the last three pages of your incessant whining, accusations of bias, and generally mindless lashing out, is one of the more astounding and comical case studies in the absence of self-awareness I think I've ever seen. The absolute shamelessness of publically demanding an apology from people on the internet, to then turn around and make your own accusations of hyper-sensitivity...I mean, just breathtaking.I get it. You are still mad about my Haller comment from the summer. I remember how offended you got about something that had more to do with the larger theme of the non-top 6 EPL clubs than West Ham, but you took it and ran with it. That was one of the weirder interactions I've had on this website. It was unbelievable how offended you got over something so tame in nature.
You've posted a few rude comments my way since then. Can you stop? I'm not remotely entertained by your bait. You shouldn't hold grudges against strangers on the internet about sporting discussions. Talk about needing a period of introspection.
Fair. Going from the Bundesliga to PL is a big up in competition/quality, so it will naturally take time to adjust as well. Would be surprised to see him not picked 5 months from now.If you say so, it must be true. Players all of a sudden suck when a neophyte coach benches them for his own reasons. Let's see what you'll be saying later in the season.
This post set against the last three pages of your incessant whining, accusations of bias, and generally mindless lashing out, is one of the more astounding and comical case studies in the absence of self-awareness I think I've ever seen. The absolute shamelessness of publically demanding an apology from people on the internet, to then turn around and make your own accusations of hyper-sensitivity...I mean, just breathtaking.
I 1,000% saw it coming of course, and yet somehow, it still jolts the system. The life you must lead outside of this site. Amazing.
Marsch is a fantastic coach.That Marsch halftime speech has gone viral. He seems like a pretty passionate guy.