teleman
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- Dec 26, 2006
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Leafs fans drooling about these pics is a bit disturbing and embarrassing.
Lesson: Being ripped with a low procentage of body fat doesn't necessarily translate into a big strong mean dude. You want to look ripped like Nylander? Go for a diet a couple of months while still visiting the gym on a regular basis, more protein, less carbohydrates.
Nylander is looking fantastic on the ice, amazing but I still believe he can work on his strength, physical play and defensive awareness. Not a problem for SEL and European hockey but may be for the NHL.
A huge talent for sure, more than a talent because he is already on the verge of becoming a NHL star, after WC he is a big star in Sweden, that's for sure.
I wish Nylander and the Leafs all the best.
He has been working hard and added some strength and muscles, yes (which is great and extremely important for a young player like William).
All I am trying to say (but obviously failing) is that you Leafs fans are exaggerating. Drooling about a ripped William and talking about him like the second coming of Schwarzenegger.
A ripped person with a very low body fat percentage many times look more muscular and stronger than a person not ripped but many times this isn't the whole truth.
It seems like you are suggesting something sinister bordering on criminal here while generalizing Leaf fans.He has a good physique for his age, yes, but not a better physique/strength/physical play than most NHLers (my personal view).
If he continue like this, working hard during off-season and improving his strength, physical play and defensive awareness he should become a real star in the NHL (and I would love that to happen).
He is on the right way, yes, but let's not exaggerate, let's not get ahead of ourselves. I'm ****ing tired of Leafs fans posting half-naked pictures of William in a bathing suit trying to make a statement.
When Nylander was first drafted by the Leafs there were numerous comments about his size and that he would not be able to withstand the rigors of playing in a men's league. As I recall the first picture of a shirtless William Nylander was posted in response to those comments.
I don't need to see the pictures you are whining about but I'm not offended. I find your inferences more disturbing.