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delpierofan82

Senior Member
Apr 24, 2005
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Weird logic.

Lets get this straight.....you're actually telling me that if Palermo,not Chelsea, bought Drogba from Marselle, if he signed 5 year contract, if Zamparini refused to let him leave and if he spent the last 4-5 seasons in Palermo.....he wouldn't have been world class ?

Have in mind that he'd have been the same talent, the same potential with the same qualities, just that he'd have been less successful and less famous.

And i'm certainly not overrating Amauri because he plays for Juve. I've been praising the guy since he was in Palermo. Just check the old topics.
If he would play for Palermo 4-5 seasons In that case he would play for the team which doesn't play at the highest level, this means that we couldn't know how he would play at that highest level for top aims, top teams and also against top teams of europe, he may fail to play on that level. How can we consider him as world class when he've never played at the world class level of europe.


Yeah, weird stuff going on in here.

Apparently Maradona was never world class because he played for Napoli.
No you don't understand what I'm saying, maradona was playing for a team which was top team in Italy and was playing in europe for a top places. Napoli was world class team those days. so he was world class


the same way a Padova player can be World Class...
:rofl: I'm not saying that player who once played for the poor team can never be the world class. He wasn't world class in Padova but he became such in Juve. Is it clear now??


and finally people, who can't understand this simple logic, haven't you tried to think while reading :lol: try it's not difficult :D
 

Bjerknes

"Top Economist"
Mar 16, 2004
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If he would play for Palermo 4-5 seasons In that case he would play for the team which doesn't play at the highest level, this means that we couldn't know how he would play at that highest level for top aims, top teams and also against top teams of europe, he may fail to play on that level. How can we consider him as world class when he've never played at the world class level of europe.



No you don't understand what I'm saying, maradona was playing for a team which was top team in Italy and was playing in europe for a top places. Napoli was world class team those days. so he was world class



:rofl: I'm not saying that player who once played for the poor team can never be the world class. He wasn't world class in Padova but he became such in Juve. Is it clear now??


and finally people, who can't understand this simple logic, haven't you tried to think while reading :lol: try it's not difficult :D
This is just silly bullshit imo.
 

Cuti

The Real MC
Jul 30, 2006
13,517
yes he was not WC in PSG. No I'm not confusig and fame doesn't matter. I'm talking about experience of playing at the highest level for example: xabi alonso, Schneider, Ji-Sung Park, Gudjonsen, Belletti are world class, but not superstars
I was going to stay debating with you, but if you consider Park and Belletti world class i have no more to tell you

No you don't understand what I'm saying, maradona was playing for a team which was top team in Italy and was playing in europe for a top places. Napoli was world class team those days. so he was world class
When Maradona joined Napoli they were mid-table, battling relegation, they became a force to be reckoned with after they bought other players. Maradona's first season in Naples and they finished 12 in the table, if i'm not mistaken.

A world class player is always a world class player. Whether Buffon at this moment in time was playing with Juve or with Cagliari, and putting in the same performances, you'd have to be retarded to say he is not world class
 

Bjerknes

"Top Economist"
Mar 16, 2004
115,931
Look, you cannot use the player's club to judge the player. Doing that is nothing more than foolish.

God, this is just as retarded as the "Juventus material" bullshit line that people love to use.
 

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