Juventino[RUS];4820400 said:
It was not ur quote about bonuccI, I said its a classic, and you've created 2nd classic
you fail to understand that Morata would never score 20+ goals for Palermo or Torino, that's ur problem 
Better than cavani just because cavani has scored less goals in the midtable squad when he was 21-22 years old
King of logic


Better than cavani just because cavani has scored less goals in the midtable squad when he was 21-22 years old


I've clearly not once said Morata is better than prime-Cavani.

Obviously the statement is that Morata is better at 21 and 22 than Cavani was at that age. Cavani never scored more than 15 goals in a season before the age of 24. So he clearly didn't score 20 goals in a season at Palermo. Cavani wasn't even considered as a target for big squads until he was 24. Whereas Morata clearly has been. And is now starting to show why with 3 goals and 3 assists in his last 7 appearances.
Immobile went from a minnow club to Dortmund and has turned into a total flop. He was mediocre at Morata's age, and pretty much no big club in Europe wanted him even after last season, aside from Dortmund, hence the reason he was sold for only 20 mil.

Reading comprehension RUS, try it.
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Do you know why young strikers are most often loaned out to mid table clubs or left there to develop for a few years RUS? Because they get more playing time, they are made focal points of attack, and therefore find it easier to score goals than at big clubs where they have to compete for playing time and chances with more experienced players. Morata plays second fiddle to Tevez in attack when he is on the pitch. Immobile was the focal point of the Torino attack. Cavani was the focal point of the Palermo attack.
