EPT2009-2010 football (soccer) thread - Page 77
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ilj.psa
Peru3081 Posts
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mAKiTO
Colombia4177 Posts
and him not being worth 25m? wtf is that he is deff well worth it even more. Carlitos is young, to me he still has not reach full potential. what he did in boca juniors, and corinthians alone was O.O. even what he did in west ham, saved them from descending. rooney total career: 339 130= 38% Tevez: Total career: 276 114= 41% and even tho goals scored is not the best way to judge, in this case since the players are very similar on how they play, *(they are strong agresive and give their hearts out) is a very good indicator and personally I would pick Tevez over rooney in my team. tevez won many these awards for his team, he didn't win them with the team. Poll: who would you preffer on your team or is better (Vote): Tevez (Vote): Rooney ![[image loading]](http://i.dailymail.co.uk/i/pix/2010/01/20/article-0-07EF60A1000005DC-184_468x424.jpg) | ||
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FireBlast!
United Kingdom5251 Posts
On January 21 2010 06:02 zulu_nation8 wrote: What do Koreans think of Lee Chung-Yong? He's had a couple of good games for Bolton this year and has started most games. I'm impressed by his technical ability, he could be a lot better than Park Ji Sung. I've seen him in action during Korea's friendly vs Serbia and incidentally today when I went to see Arsenal beat Bolton 4-2 at the Emirates. (CMON GOONERSSS) He' the most technically gifted korean footballer I've seen. Unlike most Korean players who depend on work rate and efficiency, his dribbling and crossing is top notch and he hardly ever wastes possession. He's been a great consistent performer for Bolton and I think if he keeps on improving he'd be a real asset for any club. He'll impress during the WC I'm sure. Another one to watch out for is Ki Sung Yong, or David Ki, who just signed on for Celtic. He also possesses technical ability never seen in a Korean player, has great vision and sprays the ball around like Carrick. I do think South Korea can get quite far this WC, for once they look well covered in every position and many players come with european experience. | ||
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FireBlast!
United Kingdom5251 Posts
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zulu_nation8
China26351 Posts
Also they are indeed very similar. But the main difference I can see is Rooney has a special kind of playmaking ability Tevez doesn't. Tevez is more of a poacher type forward. Both work extremely hard, close down defenders all game and have a pacy/direct offensive style. | ||
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kroko
Finland2136 Posts
Tevez 26 7 34 14 29 5 20 12 Total 109 38 ~ 35% VS Rooney 35 14 27 12 30 12 21 15 Total 113 53 ~ 47% | ||
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horang3
United States261 Posts
On January 21 2010 14:55 kroko wrote: Its not valid to compere their goals from whole career since Rooney played the whole time at England which is lot harder then Brazilian/Argentinan league. But u can compare last 4 season(4th being this season). Only league goals counted here. Also notable fact is that Tevez is year older so in season 2006-2007, Rooney was only 21. Tevez 26 7 34 14 29 5 20 12 Total 109 38 ~ 35% VS Rooney 35 14 27 12 30 12 21 15 Total 113 53 ~ 47% I'm not going to pull the whole " your statistics suck" thing but I'm just curious to see if this takes into account substitutions. It's harder for a player to score when he comes on for the last 15 minutes, although you could make the argument that if he had been playing better he would have started. It's also important to take into account the importance of the goals when rating a player. tevez's goals saved West Ham from relegation almost single handedly, that's why they loved him so much. Paul Dickov scored 35 goals in almost 200 appearances for Man City, but he's a legend. | ||
Liquid`Drone
Norway28869 Posts
rooney is even better | ||
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Holgerius
Sweden16951 Posts
On January 21 2010 16:02 Liquid`Drone wrote: tevez is a great player rooney is even better And they both suck compared to Totti.  | ||
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SF-Fork
Russian Federation1401 Posts
you DO know that before meeting you, I actually thought Totti was a good player? You're not doing much for his image in these forums  | ||
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white_box921
United Kingdom967 Posts
On January 21 2010 13:18 FireBlast! wrote: I've seen him in action during Korea's friendly vs Serbia and incidentally today when I went to see Arsenal beat Bolton 4-2 at the Emirates. (CMON GOONERSSS) He' the most technically gifted footballer I've seen. Unlike most Korean players who depend on work rate and efficiency, his dribbling and crossing is top notch and he hardly ever wastes possession. He's been a great consistent performer for Bolton and I think if he keeps on improving he'd be a real asset for any club. He'll impress during the WC I'm sure. Another one to watch out for is Ki Sung Yong, or David Ki, who just signed on for Celtic. He also possesses technical ability never seen in a Korean player, has great vision and sprays the ball around like Carrick. I do think South Korea can get quite far this WC, for once they look well covered in every position and many players come with european experience. Only question, where are the Korean defenders? It is just kind of weird to me that all these players are mid/forward, not just korea, but also like japan or even china (hm... like 1 player left, and Sun left). Is it just the physical side? or other factor like anticipation/positioning just suck | ||
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ilj.psa
Peru3081 Posts
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zulu_nation8
China26351 Posts
On January 21 2010 23:03 white_box921 wrote: Only question, where are the Korean defenders? It is just kind of weird to me that all these players are mid/forward, not just korea, but also like japan or even china (hm... like 1 player left, and Sun left). Is it just the physical side? or other factor like anticipation/positioning just suck Lee Young-Pyo was Tottenham's starting left back a few seasons ago. There was a Chinese left back who played for PSV. There was another Chinese central defender who played for Celtic but sucked. There was a Chinese defender, fan zhi yi, who had a good career with Crystal Palace in the mid 90s. | ||
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white_box921
United Kingdom967 Posts
On January 22 2010 02:56 zulu_nation8 wrote: Lee Young-Pyo was Tottenham's starting left back a few seasons ago. There was a Chinese left back who played for PSV. There was another Chinese central defender who played for Celtic but sucked. There was a Chinese defender, fan zhi yi, who had a good career with Crystal Palace in the mid 90s. I know, but compare to the success of midfield/forward, the defender all sucked (relatively). Personally, I find it strange that we get much more of the exports in the advanced positions, saying that, I have watched something like U12 or similar (ridiculously young age) tournament and the Japanese already had mad skills but the Brazilians aren't really that good. | ||
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zulu_nation8
China26351 Posts
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Waxangel
United States33660 Posts
My preferred ManC poll would be: Robinho, worth putting up with the immaturity or not? | ||
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FireBlast!
United Kingdom5251 Posts
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zulu_nation8
China26351 Posts
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MaZza[KIS]
Australia2110 Posts
1. Who would want Robinho in this state? 2. Who would put up money that is equal to or greater then the money he was purchased for. A lot of really expensive purchases stay in teams because they lose resale value when they fall out of favour. At some point Robinho has to come to the following self-realisation: potential means nothing if you can't control it. BTW ManU 700 mil pounds in debt - FML (F*ck Manchester's Life ) http://www.telegraph.co.uk/sport/football/leagues/premierleague/manutd/6969460/Manchester-Uniteds-debt-six-key-questions.html | ||
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FireBlast!
United Kingdom5251 Posts
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