EPTI guess PSG could try to fill in a gap in their attacking lineup next year if they feel like making one more UCL push, but I think most other top teams have long-term solutions in place and more versatile attacking tools available for themselves already.
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Bacillus
Finland1973 Posts
I guess PSG could try to fill in a gap in their attacking lineup next year if they feel like making one more UCL push, but I think most other top teams have long-term solutions in place and more versatile attacking tools available for themselves already. | ||
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WombaT
Northern Ireland25875 Posts
On March 18 2022 02:51 Bacillus wrote: Yeah, it feels like Ronaldo provides a very specific profile that's not easy to fit into most teams that can actually meet his salary demands. In some different reality there could be a good role for him definitely, but out of current teams I'm not sure. I guess PSG could try to fill in a gap in their attacking lineup next year if they feel like making one more UCL push, but I think most other top teams have long-term solutions in place and more versatile attacking tools available for themselves already. Ronaldo, if say a City don’t find a use for his talents. Honestly I think he’d best be deployed into a relegation struggler that lacks quality up front. He’s best given a slot in a team that can work around a weakness, or who lack his quality lower down. Stick Ronaldo in say, Burnley and he’s making the difference between defeats and draws, and draws and defeats. | ||
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{CC}StealthBlue
United States41117 Posts
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Jockmcplop
United Kingdom9707 Posts
He's gonna probably be playing at a team like United or Arsenal next year. He's a right wing back who plays like a FIFA skills tutorial, has amazing pace, fantastic defensive and attacking technical skills, insane work rate and good shooting too. He's also still young with lots of potential to improve. Last night: | ||
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Harris1st
Germany6972 Posts
On March 18 2022 01:28 evilfatsh1t wrote: ... most likely because ronaldo doesnt have the fitness to play counter attacking football. Dunno. Ronaldo seems like one of those guys who can still outlast/ outrun most guys in the PL even those 15 years younger than him. ![[image loading]](https://www.thesun.co.uk/wp-content/uploads/2021/08/RW-PREM-OFF-PLATFORM.jpg?w=670) Cristiano Ronaldo clocks astonishing speed of 20.2mph aged 36 in Man Utd win over Newcastle | ||
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Acrofales
Spain18088 Posts
On March 18 2022 21:49 Harris1st wrote: Dunno. Ronaldo seems like one of those guys who can still outlast/ outrun most guys in the PL even those 15 years younger than him. Cristiano Ronaldo clocks astonishing speed of 20.2mph aged 36 in Man Utd win over Newcastle Over how many meters? It isn't the same to charge down the pitch at 20mphs it is to sprint into the box from just outside it. Also, what's with the imperial system?! | ||
Firebolt145
Lalalaland34495 Posts
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Sermokala
United States14023 Posts
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aseq
Netherlands3983 Posts
CL Chelsea - Real Madrid Man City - At. Madrid Villarreal - Bayern Benfica - Liverpool EL RB Leipzig - Atalanta Braga - Rangers Eintracht - Barça West Ham - Lyon cL Feyenoord - Slavia Praha Marseille - PAOK Leicester - PSV Eindhoven Bodø/Glimt - Roma | ||
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DropBear
Australia4371 Posts
Probably Marseille for the conference and no idea for Europa | ||
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Bacillus
Finland1973 Posts
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Liquid`Drone
Norway28699 Posts
Other than that I think City Bayern and Liverpool are almost certain to go through, while Chelsea vs RM is exciting. | ||
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Bacillus
Finland1973 Posts
Edit: Roma in Conference League is interesting. It might be the easiest way ensure Europa League next season, but then again they can also try to finish 5th in Serie A. I'd definitely like to have the Conference league path open as long as possible if I was Mourinho. We'll see if he values that or focuses on domestic games. | ||
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sharkie
Austria18481 Posts
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Bacillus
Finland1973 Posts
On March 19 2022 23:32 sharkie wrote: No way City will lose against Atletico I don't think current City is by any means unstoppable. They lost to Spurs, drew Palace and were lucky not concede a late VAR penalty vs Everton. Obviously they're still one of the strongest teams around, but they seem to be slumping a bit for now at least. And if there's one team that can exploit such setup, it's probably Atletico. I think the tie has got potential drama written all over it. | ||
GTR
51486 Posts
On March 18 2022 10:48 Jockmcplop wrote: Watch out for Djed Spence. He's gonna probably be playing at a team like United or Arsenal next year. He's a right wing back who plays like a FIFA skills tutorial, has amazing pace, fantastic defensive and attacking technical skills, insane work rate and good shooting too. He's also still young with lots of potential to improve. Last night: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=TLoyy7Z65rw i don't know what's up with england and the ability to produce insane right backs TAA, James, Walker, Trippier, AWB, Aarons, Lamptey, Livramento and now Spence I think AWB has definitely fallen down the pecking order with how shit he's been since joined United. Definitely should take up that DR Congo call-up now. | ||
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evilfatsh1t
Australia8716 Posts
under oles first full season awb was a monster as a defensive full back. the same season maguire looked like a 'decent' cb. for the way ole wanted to set up the team originally they weren't complete disaster transfers. they're just too old fashioned to suit the way the best teams play in modern football | ||
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DropBear
Australia4371 Posts
Seems to be an emerging trend of increased crowd trouble as soon as corona restrictions are relaxed, same thing happened in England with the Leicester fans | ||
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Jockmcplop
United Kingdom9707 Posts
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sharkie
Austria18481 Posts
Also lol at Real Madrid | ||
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