Giuseppe 'The Savior' Rossi - ST - Villareal (29 Viewers)

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GordoDeCentral

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Ok, lets put it country simple...liverpool has $. we didnt. Liverpool were looking like improving, we were looking like a team heading down the league.
obviously it wasnt simple enough for you, badass is saying good players have no reason to go to a struggling team i brought him a case where a good player went to a struggling team, ergo argument, too generous its actually excuse, is null. So, lets stop using it.
 

Lo-Pan

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obviously it wasnt simple enough for you, badass is saying good players have no reason to go to a struggling team i brought him a case where a good player went to a struggling team, ergo argument, too generous its actually excuse, is null. So, lets stop using it.
you work so hard to prove abrasive, but always come off seeming more like a cuddly puppy, deneb...

ergo argument??? You debate as if your points are gospel. Deneb says=Fact?...I am happy to be proven wrong, if it means i learn something for the future, so please...supply more examples than the anomoly of Suarez, the counter arguments against you have, to suit your own stance, completely ignored...such as: Liverpool were on the up, we were on the Down. Liverpool had Money, we did not have money. There were no other concrete offers for Suarez. Liverpool provides a lot of exposure in the most competitive and most popular league in the world...so even if they are struggling, if they have just had their king returned, got huge funds to play with, and looking like turning round their season, yes, they look good to a relatively unknown player, which suarez most definitely was for most english supporters, who wants to make a name in the top leagues around europe.

Arguments based in Reason, you conveniently cast aside as what???

Aguero was and still remains of a much higher class than Suarez in the general perception of most english supporters, and likely most la liga fans also, and likely most seria a fans as well....I am not saying he is a better player, i am saying in the general perception of the football supporting public of spain, england, italy. Ask a million fans from those countries who has heard of Aguero? who has heard of Suarez? and without any doubt whatsoever, a massively higher % would know of aguero.
 

ThirdStar

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Jul 5, 2011
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I'd like to stay out of this, but Suarez is known more due to his masterclass world club display and his infamous handball :p

Suarez is a much better and more complete footballer than Aguero. He's more consistent also.
 

Lo-Pan

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perhaps in the US...I cannot speak for those fans, but as for the englush fans i know, and the italian fans i know, aguero has been spoken about for a year or two, whereas I did not hear anyone talk of Suarez, other than his handball, and then when liverpool became interested. Its an opinion of perception. Aguero seems to me, much more of a household name. Because he plays in a top european league, for a decent club, his woman is the daughter of one of the greatest footballers of all time, and he is regularly part of the argie squad, who are one of the best national teams of the last decade or five.

now who else then, other than suarez, whose reputation prior to his transfer is debatable, so which truly classy players, have moved to struggling clubs???
 

Cheesio

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Jul 11, 2006
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Suarez is a starter who's their most consistent goal scorer now and did an amazing AMAZING job in the WC. I can speak for the english fans :)
Lo pan is saying that Aguero is a house hold name, he got more exposure for 2/3 years. Suarez altough a very good players is just starting to get the recognision he deserves.
 

Lo-Pan

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I agree that Aguero is more recognized than Suarez.
I can't argue if his better because i'm biased .
I am not referring to actual talent as much as repuation and perception of talent...Aguero has had a lot of hype around him for a couple of years at least. And is undoubtedly better known throughout europe at least, than suarez.

that part of the discussion is less relevant. I was more interested to see Deneb reel off a list of top drawer players who have moved to struggling teams, due to the magic of a Sporting Director, when he had the chance to play in better competitions, better leagues, with better teams, for double the money...
 

MikeM

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Sep 21, 2008
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He's just another technically limited attacker. One of those who have two good seasons in their careers and move to Bologna when they hit the 30's.

Marco Di Vaio, meet your successor - Giuseppe Rossi.

Give me players who can play the ball. I had enough of players who don't have natural talent.
lolwut
 

ThirdStar

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Jul 5, 2011
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I actually agree with Deneb. Blame our management not the state of the team. And to be fair, Liverpool are struggling more than us. Last time they won the league was 20 years ago.. and their name still rings for players. Juve will always be Juve. Finishing 7th two times in a row is something you won't see again.

Are you guys new to supporting Juventus ?
 

Lo-Pan

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I actually agree with Deneb. Blame our management not the state of the team. And to be fair, Liverpool are struggling more than us. Last time they won the league was 20 years ago.. and their name still rings for players. Juve will always be Juve. Finishing 7th two times in a row is something you won't see again.

Are you guys new to supporting Juventus ?
No, I have been supporting them since the 92/93 season...as well as my beloved Gillingham since around 89/90 season.
 
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