Brazilians the key (4 Viewers)

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Alex

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    Any one heard of Fabiano the Brazilian? He's highly rated but i don't how good he is but like i was saying before he's Brazilian so lets buy him.
     

    aressandro10

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    i prefer ialian talent instead... brazilians are fleshy, couldnt say they are not succesful, but i prefer the tactical industrial italian battles instead... their skills are more significant the cause of the team.. not just merely having fun...

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    Alex

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    ++ [ originally posted by aressandro10 ] ++
    their skills are more
    - Italians

    What are you on about. Im a fan of Italian football but id be shitting myself if i agreed with you by saying that italians are more skillful than brazilians.

    Name Italy's most skillful players and compare them to Brazils'.


    Perhaps you worded your sentence wrong?
     

    Trezeguet_FC

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    Brazilians have more flair, but what's ball skills and juggling skills got to do with how effective you are in a game? Generally, the people who do all those crazy tricks with balls are clowns. They are like circus entertainers. They are no footballers. Brazilians are more skillful than Italians in the way that they can dribble or juggle more, but in technique-wise, Italians are up there. Its not about how much you can juggle, or how many step-overs you can do. Its about how you use your skill in soccer and apply it to the game. Take Neddy for example. When do you see him dribble and turing around players? Hardly ever, but he is VERY effective.

    There are different kinds of skills. Controlling a ball is different from juggling it. Italians know how to control a ball when its comming their way. Italians play by the book. Brazilians generally add their own flair to it. Its helpful at times, but disasterous at others. Nonetheless, moderation is key in football. If a player has flair and can use it effectively, then he is a great footballer. Examples of such are Ronaldo, Totti, DP(old times), Henry and Zidane.
     

    aressandro10

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    so anyone dont have the same taste as u is now stoopid?...;)

    brazillians have bags of skill and flair... and i understand why people like them soo much.. but i have different taste in football.. i like tactical industrious effective football... rather them brazilians skills doing it just for sake of it...
     

    gray

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    ++ [ originally posted by aressandro10 ] ++
    i like tactical industrious effective football... rather them brazilians skills doing it just for sake of it...
    You're right, a lot of Brazilians just do it for the sake of it, but some e.g. Ronaldinho are fockin effective whenever they pull a trick out of the hat
     

    aressandro10

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    ++ [ originally posted by gray ] ++

    You're right, a lot of Brazilians just do it for the sake of it, but some e.g. Ronaldinho are fockin effective whenever they pull a trick out of the hat
    actually Ronaldinho is the guy that i have in mind when i said that... he can do the job as effectively without all the interchangablelimb skills... something like Bergkamp or Roberto Bagiio do....i dunno...their skills are moderate, but still elegant...
     

    arc

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    ++ [ originally posted by aressandro10 ] ++
    so anyone dont have the same taste as u is now stoopid?...;)

    brazillians have bags of skill and flair... and i understand why people like them soo much.. but i have different taste in football.. i like tactical industrious effective football... rather them brazilians skills doing it just for sake of it...
    :thumb:
     

    Dr-Juve

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    ++ [ originally posted by Alex ] ++
    Its true. Every quality team has at least one brazilian.
    For example look at Kaka in Milan,
    Carlos and Ronaldo at Madrid,
    Ronaldinho has done wonders for Barca,
    Arsenal don't but they got Henry which is another story,
    Adriano was crucial for Parma
    Cafu was brilliant for Roma over the years
    Ze Roberto for Bayern
    Deco is Brazilian by birth and genes
    And the list goes on (not so many in England though but thats cos its crapper league)


    Brazilians gotta love them, gotta get some

    Juve obviously need a brazilian. So who should it be?
    Rohaldinho and only Ronaldinho
     
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    Alex

    Alex

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    ++ [ originally posted by aressandro10 ] ++


    actually Ronaldinho is the guy that i have in mind when i said that... he can do the job as effectively without all the interchangablelimb skills... something like Bergkamp or Roberto Bagiio do....i dunno...their skills are moderate, but still elegant...
    You obviously don't know what your on about aressandro10. Ronaldinho would be the worst example to use in describing a player who doesn't use excessive skills in a game but is still effective.
     
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    Alex

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    Archeaon can you explain how Brazil have managed to win the world cup 5 times. And also how Italy and Argentina achieved their best results.

    Yes These teams were based on a tough core but if it weren't for individual brilliance they wouldn't have achieved anythingie. Baggio for Italy, Maradona for Arg, Pele, Ronaldo, Ronaldinho, Denilson and Rivaldo for Brazil
     

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