EPT2011-2012 football (soccer) thread - Page 477
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Pandemona
Charlie Sheens House51493 Posts
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Ysellian
Netherlands9029 Posts
On June 05 2012 19:50 Pandemona wrote: He's not a winger, hes a playmaker. His best position according to the interview is just off the striker in a no 10 role. Well now I feel silly XD So he does have a good claim to number 10. | ||
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Rebs
Pakistan10726 Posts
On June 05 2012 19:49 Ysellian wrote: Isn't Hazard a winger? Giving number 10 to a winger is weird. Well Mata is a winger more so than Hazard, both can play anywhere across the pitch in advanced midfield positions really. I doubt people care about being No.10 when theyre moving to a new club and it isnt vacant. | ||
GTR
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Tazza
Korea (South)1678 Posts
On June 05 2012 20:55 GTR wrote: Anyone else think Kagawa will get the acclaimed #7 for United (considering Owen left)? i think it might be better off if he doesn't get the #7. way too much pressure. everybody says he's a good signing, but idk, i still have my reservations. dortmund and man u play differently and unless man u can get a decent holding mid, kagawa might not be that effective. | ||
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Kotreb
Croatia1392 Posts
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Signet
United States1718 Posts
On June 05 2012 21:13 Tazza wrote: i think it might be better off if he doesn't get the #7. way too much pressure. everybody says he's a good signing, but idk, i still have my reservations. dortmund and man u play differently and unless man u can get a decent holding mid, kagawa might not be that effective. Yes I hope not, it's a lot of pressure and also I don't think he's earned it yet. If he plays well for at least a season then sure. | ||
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sharkie
Austria18629 Posts
On June 05 2012 21:13 Tazza wrote: i think it might be better off if he doesn't get the #7. way too much pressure. everybody says he's a good signing, but idk, i still have my reservations. dortmund and man u play differently and unless man u can get a decent holding mid, kagawa might not be that effective. Japan and Dortmund play differently too, yet Kagawa shines there too. Plus, I bet you were one of the people who doubted Kagawa could repeat his awesome first season. Guess what, he is one of the few players who actually got better in his 2nd season. How many players shone in their 1st season only to turn bad in the 2nd? Kagawa is a beast. I belive that Honda and him can bring Japan to the Ro8 in Brazil in two years! | ||
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Rebs
Pakistan10726 Posts
On June 06 2012 03:14 sharkie wrote: Japan and Dortmund play differently too, yet Kagawa shines there too. Plus, I bet you were one of the people who doubted Kagawa could repeat his awesome first season. Guess what, he is one of the few players who actually got better in his 2nd season. How many players shone in their 1st season only to turn bad in the 2nd? Kagawa is a beast. I belive that Honda and him can bring Japan to the Ro8 in Brazil in two years! Still there is a difference between playing for United in the league and the Japanese national team/Dortmund. I think he'll be great. In behind Rooney and with the wingers United has its pretty scary. But I can understand people who have reservations because United dont have the backbone in midfield they used to so its all great thumping league teams but on the continent will be the real challenge. | ||
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Sanctimonius
United Kingdom861 Posts
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Rebs
Pakistan10726 Posts
On June 06 2012 12:18 Sanctimonius wrote: I'll be interested to see how Utd line up next year. Cram Kagawa in and you have Rooney and Welbeck up front, Rooney a little behind. Young and Nani on the wings, Valencia now and again, and I guess Kagawa and Carrick in the middle. I haven't seen Kagawa play - can he boss the midfield? Because Carrick isn't known for his hard tackling... lol fuck no. Hes a tiny japanese guy what do you think ? Hes got energy and hell put the work in but hes not bossing shit. | ||
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sharkie
Austria18629 Posts
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eaT_Mi_Lquid
Germany509 Posts
I'm sure after a year the EPL fans will be celebrating Kagawa ...  | ||
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Pandemona
Charlie Sheens House51493 Posts
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AIOL!
France962 Posts
His goal is 1) don't give the ball 2) try find the good pass 3) drible if there's no solution This is why so many people were expecting too much for him vs England, they thought he was a Ribery or whatever, but he's more like a playmeker who can run really fast and drible like crazy  | ||
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EchoZ
Japan5041 Posts
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Stimp
South Africa780 Posts
On June 06 2012 18:12 eaT_Mi_Lquid wrote: Kagawa is a small version of Messi. Meaning he will be great for United if they play fast combination football ... I'm sure after a year the EPL fans will be celebrating Kagawa ... You know messi is pretty small in terms of footballers right? | ||
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GTR
51586 Posts
 I'd compare Miyaichi to Cristiano Ronaldo or Walcott (for his pace). | ||
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sharkie
Austria18629 Posts
On June 06 2012 18:12 eaT_Mi_Lquid wrote: Kagawa is a small version of Messi. Meaning he will be great for United if they play fast combination football ... I'm sure after a year the EPL fans will be celebrating Kagawa ... considering most EPL fans are prolly anti-manutd they will be cursing him | ||
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Tommylew
Wales2717 Posts
On June 06 2012 12:18 Sanctimonius wrote: I'll be interested to see how Utd line up next year. Cram Kagawa in and you have Rooney and Welbeck up front, Rooney a little behind. Young and Nani on the wings, Valencia now and again, and I guess Kagawa and Carrick in the middle. I haven't seen Kagawa play - can he boss the midfield? Because Carrick isn't known for his hard tackling... Fergie really needs to sign some sort of enforcer for the middle.. can see him moudling Jones perhaps into that position!!! | ||
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