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    Gonzalo Higuaín

    Of course they are… those guys are club legends, bro.
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    Gonzalo Higuaín

    I really didn’t like this guy pre-Juve, but his great work ethic, sacrifice for the team, and fierce competitiveness on the pitch won me over. I love his two years for us under Max. He had so many great moments in our jersey. The brace against Monaco to send us to the CL final. The super...
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    Gonzalo Higuaín

    oh dear lord :sergio:
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    Gonzalo Higuaín

    Diabetes ain’t no walk in the park. Most ‘muricans know this.
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    Gonzalo Higuaín

    :lol2: So true. We got maple syrup chugging competitions here. @Mark is a former national champion.
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    Gonzalo Higuaín

    The pitches are better, sport science is better, tactics are different, etc etc etc. I don’t think you can compare cross-generation over 60 years or even 30 years by saying the guys are more athletic or talented now. That’s obvious. You compare them for their standing in their generation. And...
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    Gonzalo Higuaín

    All 3 of Boniperti, Sivori, Charles > Dybala, Higuain, Costa. None of these 3 are even close to those guys right now. Higuain is closest. Dybala may get there in time. Costa lol Ronaldo is obviously a clear step above, but we don’t have 28 yr old Ronaldo or even 32 yr old Ronaldo.
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    Gonzalo Higuaín

    Yea, because comparing athletes across generations should assume that Athletes today would have the same sport science and training backing them if they played in the 50s and vice versa. :baus: Our attack in the 50s was led by massive names as dominant in their era as our attack today. Murican...
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    Gonzalo Higuaín

    :tup: And the Trio Magico Boniperti, Sivori, Charles None of us watched them. But also all-time Juve legends. Easy peasy both those attacks on par with today.
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    Gonzalo Higuaín

    It would be absolutely fucking amazing.
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    Gonzalo Higuaín

    Higgy managed to convert me into a super fan of his with his hard work and team play in his first year here, and I despised him at Napoli. Seems impossible that any Juve fan could dislike him for his time here.
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    Gonzalo Higuaín

    Or genius level motivational tactics :shifty:
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    Gonzalo Higuaín

    :agree: Thank god these two refused to leave when Paratootsie was trying to force them out. :touched:
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    Gonzalo Higuaín

    ? He dominated the Tottenham ties in 17-18, 3 goals- 1 assist over the two legs. He was somewhat inconsistent that season, but had plenty of fantastic moments.
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    Gonzalo Higuaín

    Thank fuck he was shit at Milan and Chelsea. If he was great last year, we would never have got him back. Would have been nice to have his fire in the squad last year against Ajax.
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    Gonzalo Higuaín

    Sublime player :delpiero:
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    Gonzalo Higuaín

    :tup: They also talk as though Higuain choked away the match while Messi played a great game. Messi created zilch in that match. Was literally a passenger on the pitch. Higgy's chance came from a ridiculous headed backpass from a German player.
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    Gonzalo Higuaín

    It’s funny that his inability/unwillingness to do this earlier in his career was why Madrid moved on from him and preferred Benzema. It was also why Napoli was fairly one-dimensional with him leading their attack. He was always a superb goal scorer, but in his time at Juve under Max, he grew...
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    Gonzalo Higuaín

    Oh, I’d love to see Dybala-Higuain lead Argentina to a trophy, as long as Messi wasn’t even in the squad, so he wasn’t given all the glory for “leading” them to a title.
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    Gonzalo Higuaín

    :agree: And then choked away another final for Messi’s Argentina right after.