EPTFootball (Soccer) Thread - Page 190
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DropBear
Australia4442 Posts
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Liquid`Drone
Norway28929 Posts
But that peak is like, 6 years? Across 15+ years, I think you can argue that Ibra was better, and Kane's previous season is honestly up there with Suarez' best seasons too. I think it's fair to give the overall edge to Suarez if you like, but I think there are two >>'s too many in your statement, there. | ||
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Bacillus
Finland2129 Posts
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Harris1st
Germany7460 Posts
On November 06 2026 21:27 DropBear wrote: Luis Suarez >>> Kane or Ibrahimovic He definitely had more bite than them. And that is pretty much all I remember from him. But checking his stats, holy moly he WAS freaking good. Deserves to be in the conversation at the very least | ||
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Harris1st
Germany7460 Posts
He was basically topscorer in all competitions he ever participated. | ||
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WombaT
Northern Ireland27480 Posts
On November 06 2026 22:10 Bacillus wrote: The goal montage of prime Suarez in Liverpool is insane. All kinds of goals, everything looking so decisive and inevitable. With most goalscorers you can start seeing patterns and maybe think about ways to prevent things from happening, but with Suarez almost every goal is a different finish from different kind of a scenario. Best individual PL season I’ve seen for my money, it was nuts | ||
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sharkie
Austria18776 Posts
On November 06 2026 21:27 DropBear wrote: Luis Suarez >>> Kane or Ibrahimovic pure talent -> yes goal scoring and assists probably too but Kane is giving a lot more to this Bayern team (and also England and Spurs team) than just being a striker. He plays playmaking too and at Bayern even midfield | ||
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Acrofales
Spain18497 Posts
On November 07 2026 00:48 sharkie wrote: pure talent -> yes goal scoring and assists probably too but Kane is giving a lot more to this Bayern team (and also England and Spurs team) than just being a striker. He plays playmaking too and at Bayern even midfield Suarez made a most excellent backup goalie for Uruguay. And if you needed a bit of a nibble, he was also always up for a bite! What do you mean, one-dimensional?! | ||
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Bacillus
Finland2129 Posts
Could we see some teams employ players built for 45 minutes of absolute physical effort? With 5 subs a game, you could pretty easily rotate a handful of guys in midfield putting in a super shift for 45 minutes each rather than starting to consider subs somewhere past 60 minutes. | ||
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evilfatsh1t
Australia8946 Posts
weve already seen more 45 min subs for tactical reasons than in the 3 sub limit days, but utilising subs just to get 45 minutes of athleticism from a player is a too simplistic approach to game management imo. theres too much variance between player ability, game flow, tactics etc that you would be completely ignoring basically | ||
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sharkie
Austria18776 Posts
Not only his achievements with Manchester but with Abderdeen. The greatest ever and we will likely never see one like him ever again | ||
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Liquid`Drone
Norway28929 Posts
On November 07 2026 17:51 Bacillus wrote: A random shower thought: Could we see some teams employ players built for 45 minutes of absolute physical effort? With 5 subs a game, you could pretty easily rotate a handful of guys in midfield putting in a super shift for 45 minutes each rather than starting to consider subs somewhere past 60 minutes. You recover quite a bit during half time, there's no problem taking another 15 minute shift after a 15 minute break. If you could swap people in and out, doing 2x23 minutes could perhaps be worth it.  | ||
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evilfatsh1t
Australia8946 Posts
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Bacillus
Finland2129 Posts
On November 09 2026 03:33 evilfatsh1t wrote: what an absolutely crazy game. our defense is so dogshit seriously I don't know how much of it is Villa and how much Utd, but coming back from 2 goal deficit twice shows some character at least. | ||
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Harris1st
Germany7460 Posts
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Bacillus
Finland2129 Posts
Honestly, he doesn't seem like someone who will change much of the culture unless the board and players are willing to bring in the change too. I think he could maybe do the Spurs thingy if they brought in some young players and gave him time, but at this point he seems more like a stop gap solution. | ||
GTR
51715 Posts
the fact that jason wilcox has lasted 3 manager hires is an absolute farce. | ||
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evilfatsh1t
Australia8946 Posts
anyways i lowkey hope we get relegated even with poch. if thats what it takes for the glazers and ineos to leave then its a necessary sacrifice. and fuck the pl. they could have applied their fit and proper test to the glazers at any time and forced them to sell the club and theyve done nothing but watch as the glazers dismantle the largest football institution in the league | ||
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Jockmcplop
United Kingdom10027 Posts
On November 12 2026 11:38 evilfatsh1t wrote: yeah wilcox should have got fired ages ago. the guy had no love for united throughout his entire career and suddenly hes calling all the shots? easiest sabotage of his life anyways i lowkey hope we get relegated even with poch. if thats what it takes for the glazers and ineos to leave then its a necessary sacrifice. and fuck the pl. they could have applied their fit and proper test to the glazers at any time and forced them to sell the club and theyve done nothing but watch as the glazers dismantle the largest football institution in the league I don't think they've ever applied their fit and proper person's test have they? I mean City right now would fail because they have shown themselves not to be fit or proper, right? | ||
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evilfatsh1t
Australia8946 Posts
my annoyance is well why the hell hasnt the pl acted on it with the glazers already then. yeah city cheated but the owners at least did it for what they thought was the benefit of the club. our owners straight up dont give a fuck and are proud of it | ||
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