Fernando Llorente (50 Viewers)

[Osman]

Yeah but what W is saying is that Llorente is more comfortable in possession based set-up, mobile ones, like ours, and Bilbao's was (Bielsa's suited him more, cuz he got more movement around him there), not necessarily wing play based type of play as you suggest. He is a targetman, but one who is more comfortable on the ground using his nice technique, despite his formidable physique. His main weakness is defenitely that he is too much of a team player, needs to shoot more, or get in shooting positions, instead of being so focused on setting up others.

 

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[Lion]

i didnt know athletic games were shown in germany or sweden.

someone here is lying

 

[JBF]

Yeah but what W is saying is that Llorente is more comfortable in possession based set-up, mobile ones, like ours, and Bilbao's was (Bielsa's suited him more, cuz he got more movement around him there), not necessarily wing play based type of play as you suggest. He is a targetman, but one who is more comfortable on the ground using his nice technique, despite his formidable physique. His main weakness is defenitely that he is too much of a team player, needs to shoot more, or get in shooting positions, instead of being so focused on setting up others.

I wasn't talking about classic wingers though, shooting crosses on every given chance. More of the type of play Bilbao had, players cutting from the wings and creating chances rather than waiting for midfielders to drop a ball in the box and hope for the best.

 

[ZoSo]

i didnt know athletic games were shown in germany or sweden.

someone here is lying

 

[Klovn]

Seriously?


Did you even watch Bilbao then? Did they even have three center forwards to play a wingless 4-3-3?

They didn't have three center forwards. But wingers who cuts inside in Susaeta and Muniain.

 

[Bjerknes]

Yeah but what W is saying is that Llorente is more comfortable in possession based set-up, mobile ones, like ours, and Bilbao's was (Bielsa's suited him more, cuz he got more movement around him there), not necessarily wing play based type of play as you suggest. He is a targetman, but one who is more comfortable on the ground using his nice technique, despite his formidable physique. His main weakness is defenitely that he is too much of a team player, needs to shoot more, or get in shooting positions, instead of being so focused on setting up others.

What you wrote means he isn't a target man. Sorry, he's not. The whole definition revolves around being a physical menace.

Even Trezeguet could hold up the ball using his feet, so can Inzaghi, Agudelo, Cheillini, Mike Burke, Osman Al Zabbadini, whatever.

 

[swag]

What you wrote means he isn't a target man. Sorry, he's not. The whole definition revolves around being a physical menace.

Even Trezeguet could hold up the ball using his feet, so can Inzaghi, Agudelo, Cheillini, Mike Burke, Osman Al Zabbadini, whatever.

Pango Bieskiatsky...

 

[Bjerknes]

Pango Bieskiatsky...

Hell, he's more of a target man than Llorente.

"He's a target man, but only with his feet."

What the fuuck....

 

[Enron]

I'm putting that on a t shirt.

 

[Bjerknes]

"I'm a target man, but only with my feet."

Then on the back:

"I just pulled a Patrick Swayze on you."

 

[Enron]

At the bottom it will say… www.juventuz.com

 

[Bjerknes]

That would be a killer tee shirt.

 

[Klin]

People really need to start realising that we did not buy a stationary striker and therefore we do not need to shower him with crosses. His ability is so developed that we can pretty much hit a cross from anywhere and make a situation out of it, we need to exploit that and his terrific technique to vary our attacks.

Not sure if people are talking about Llorente or Toni.

Seriously?


Did you even watch Bilbao then? Did they even have three center forwards to play a wingless 4-3-3?

Fail.

 

[JBF]

"I'm a target man, but only with my feet."

Then on the back:

"I just pulled a Patrick Swayze on you."

 

[Vlad]

What you wrote means he isn't a target man. Sorry, he's not. The whole definition revolves around being a physical menace.

Even Trezeguet could hold up the ball using his feet, so can Inzaghi, Agudelo, Cheillini, Mike Burke, Osman Al Zabbadini, whatever.

Still at this.

 

[Klin]

Your sig.

 

[Vlad]

Compliments to @Bjerknes as he never fails to deliver. One could probably find thousands of these without too much effort.

 

[Tommy]

Pango Bieskiatsky...

 

[Klovn]

Compliments to @Bjerknes as he never fails to deliver. One could probably find thousands of these without too much effort.

He is not a targetman.

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Fail.

Barca and Athletico never drops points. RM can't reach 1st place. It's too late.

 

[Vlad]

He is not a targetman.

He's a poacher

You have to wonder how many football games this guy has seen... sorry, soccer games.