Gonzalo Higuaín (54 Viewers)

How many Goals will Pipita score this season in all comp?

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MikeM

Footballing Hipster celebrating 4th place with Tuz
Sep 21, 2008
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Jesus Christ, I mentioned Balotelli because he's the best striker available for free. He's not as good as Higuain OBVIOUSLY but is the difference 94M? That's my point. Higuain can't just be decent or good. He has to score goals, regularly, that other strikers can't score!

He can't miss even a couple sitters. He has to score almost every one. That would make him extraordinary. If he doesn't score great goals regularly, and he still misses sitters and PKs, then what is supposed to separate him from other strikers? Higuain used to be that striker. I was in favour of buying him from Napoli because you could not find that type of striker to score the goals he scored.

Otherwise sell him and sign some other decent striker that scores in the 6 yard box and put the plusvalenza in midfield. 16 goals in Serie A? Immobile 29. Icardi 28. Higuain finished with 7th most goals in the league. He never finished lower than 5th in his whole career in Italy.

One header against Inter inside the 6 yard box unmarked, is not a defense of him. Other strikers would score that. Benatia would score that.
 

Hydde

Minimiliano Tristelli
Mar 6, 2003
38,990
Jesus Christ, I mentioned Balotelli because he's the best striker available for free. He's not as good as Higuain OBVIOUSLY but is the difference 94M? That's my point. Higuain can't just be decent or good. He has to score goals, regularly, that other strikers can't score!

He can't miss even a couple sitters. He has to score almost every one. That would make him extraordinary. If he doesn't score great goals regularly, and he still misses sitters and PKs, then what is supposed to separate him from other strikers? Higuain used to be that striker. I was in favour of buying him from Napoli because you could not find that type of striker to score the goals he scored.

Otherwise sell him and sign some other decent striker that scores in the 6 yard box and put the plusvalenza in midfield. 16 goals in Serie A? Immobile 29. Icardi 28. Higuain finished with 7th most goals in the league. He never finished lower than 5th in his whole career in Italy.

One header against Inter inside the 6 yard box unmarked, is not a defense of him. Other strikers would score that. Benatia would score that.
Pretty much summed up.

I think we are clear he never was a 90 millions striker, but nowadays he is lowering his output even more. We for sure can find someone who can score more (hint:dybala), and sell higuain to regain some money.

He helped us to win the scudettos, but thats it. We are still in time to fix some of our mistake. Because yes, paying those 90 mils in the end didnt gave us the CL, we failed in our calculations. We almost won it, but in the end we failed and thats how it is.

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I miss that $#@!ing guy. I miss the excitement of watching him play. Haven’t had that with anyone in our team anymore.
yeh, he was a one man army.
 

The Quazis

Senior Member
Dec 21, 2012
5,584
Jesus Christ, I mentioned Balotelli because he's the best striker available for free. He's not as good as Higuain OBVIOUSLY but is the difference 94M? That's my point. Higuain can't just be decent or good. He has to score goals, regularly, that other strikers can't score!

He can't miss even a couple sitters. He has to score almost every one. That would make him extraordinary. If he doesn't score great goals regularly, and he still misses sitters and PKs, then what is supposed to separate him from other strikers? Higuain used to be that striker. I was in favour of buying him from Napoli because you could not find that type of striker to score the goals he scored.

Otherwise sell him and sign some other decent striker that scores in the 6 yard box and put the plusvalenza in midfield. 16 goals in Serie A? Immobile 29. Icardi 28. Higuain finished with 7th most goals in the league. He never finished lower than 5th in his whole career in Italy.

One header against Inter inside the 6 yard box unmarked, is not a defense of him. Other strikers would score that. Benatia would score that.
First of all, please do not use God's name in such a trivial discussion.

As for the topic,
Do you live in some kind of a utopia? Name me a striker that doesn't miss sitters, even Messi (for example in CL 1/4 against us last season) and Ronaldo (first game in Turin this season when he could have scored like twice after it already was 3:0) do it. And I only mentioned potentially the best players in the history of the discipline.

Plus, you try to use Balotelli as an example who's been a failure everywhere he was except Nice in a Mickey Mouse League where as long as they're not relegated all is good. Now compare him to Higuain who's been scoring both in LaLiga and Serie A REGULARLY. I believe Balotelli most successful season speaking of the goals he scored is equal to Higuan's worst.

Why your perspective is so narrow? How many strikers lost their shooting shoes after a big money move? Owen, Falcao, Torres, Ibrahimovic, Morata, Balotelli, Diego Costa (I only mentioned moves between top clubs. If I were to include big money moves for players with "potential" that failed, the list would be 10x longer at least). Whereas Higuain kept scoring wherever he went and there isn't a slightest indicator that he is going to stop. Yet you make it sound like it's as simple as pay for what a given player is currently worth and it is CERTAIN that he will keep his level in the new environment.

Comparing numbers of players like Immobile or Icardi is also silly. What is the 2nd best scorer of Lazio and Inter and what is the number? SMS (12) and L. Alberto (11) in Lazio and Perisic (11), Skriniar, Brozovic (4) at Inter. While at Juve you have Dybala with 22 and Khedira with 9. Not to mention both Icardi and Immobile are PK takers and Icardi has only one assist and Immobile is a proven choker at not even top but decent clubs so you can be sure he'd be a failure at Juve but it doesn't matter right? Or maybe the fact that in top teams the responsibility of scoring goals is shared among bigger number of players is also irrelevant? Is Dybala already better than Del Piero because he scored more this season in the league than Alex ever did? Mind you that, according to you, we also play 442 now. Is Dybala more profilic than Trezeguet because Trezeguet never scored as many goals in the league?

If I were to cherry pick arguments like you did in this discussion I could prove any point I could only imagine. Widen the horizons my friend.
 

Hust

Senior Member
Hustini
May 29, 2005
93,703
Report: Juventus consider selling Higuaín amid PSG interest

15 May at 23:10
According to the latest reports from Sport Mediaset, Juventus are seriously considering the possibility of selling Gonzalo Higuaín during this summer’s transfer window.

Beppe Marotta and Fabio Paratici intend to strengthen the Bianconeri squad with several top-class players before the start of next season. However, in order to do so, they may be forced to sell one of their own.

Meanwhile, it seems they have decided against allowing Paulo Dybala to leave, hence Pipita may depart should an offer of around €50 million. That said, no final decision on his future has been taken as yet.

Ligue 1 champions Paris Saint-Germain are one of several clubs said to be interested in securing his services, but it could be some time before they can make a concrete bid as they await punishment for breaching UEFA’s Financial Fair Play regulations.
 

The Quazis

Senior Member
Dec 21, 2012
5,584
Report: Juventus consider selling Higuaín amid PSG interest

15 May at 23:10
According to the latest reports from Sport Mediaset, Juventus are seriously considering the possibility of selling Gonzalo Higuaín during this summer’s transfer window.

Beppe Marotta and Fabio Paratici intend to strengthen the Bianconeri squad with several top-class players before the start of next season. However, in order to do so, they may be forced to sell one of their own.

Meanwhile, it seems they have decided against allowing Paulo Dybala to leave, hence Pipita may depart should an offer of around €50 million. That said, no final decision on his future has been taken as yet.

Ligue 1 champions Paris Saint-Germain are one of several clubs said to be interested in securing his services, but it could be some time before they can make a concrete bid as they await punishment for breaching UEFA’s Financial Fair Play regulations.
Can, Pellegrini, Darmian, Arias, Perin, Bonaventura, Digne.
 

zizinho

Senior Member
Apr 14, 2013
51,816
Report: Juventus consider selling Higuaín amid PSG interest

15 May at 23:10
According to the latest reports from Sport Mediaset, Juventus are seriously considering the possibility of selling Gonzalo Higuaín during this summer’s transfer window.

Beppe Marotta and Fabio Paratici intend to strengthen the Bianconeri squad with several top-class players before the start of next season. However, in order to do so, they may be forced to sell one of their own.

Meanwhile, it seems they have decided against allowing Paulo Dybala to leave, hence Pipita may depart should an offer of around €50 million. That said, no final decision on his future has been taken as yet.

Ligue 1 champions Paris Saint-Germain are one of several clubs said to be interested in securing his services, but it could be some time before they can make a concrete bid as they await punishment for breaching UEFA’s Financial Fair Play regulations.
please please please please please
 

Boksic

Senior Member
May 11, 2005
14,338
First of all, please do not use God's name in such a trivial discussion.

As for the topic,
Do you live in some kind of a utopia? Name me a striker that doesn't miss sitters, even Messi (for example in CL 1/4 against us last season) and Ronaldo (first game in Turin this season when he could have scored like twice after it already was 3:0) do it. And I only mentioned potentially the best players in the history of the discipline.

Plus, you try to use Balotelli as an example who's been a failure everywhere he was except Nice in a Mickey Mouse League where as long as they're not relegated all is good. Now compare him to Higuain who's been scoring both in LaLiga and Serie A REGULARLY. I believe Balotelli most successful season speaking of the goals he scored is equal to Higuan's worst.

Why your perspective is so narrow? How many strikers lost their shooting shoes after a big money move? Owen, Falcao, Torres, Ibrahimovic, Morata, Balotelli, Diego Costa (I only mentioned moves between top clubs. If I were to include big money moves for players with "potential" that failed, the list would be 10x longer at least). Whereas Higuain kept scoring wherever he went and there isn't a slightest indicator that he is going to stop. Yet you make it sound like it's as simple as pay for what a given player is currently worth and it is CERTAIN that he will keep his level in the new environment.

Comparing numbers of players like Immobile or Icardi is also silly. What is the 2nd best scorer of Lazio and Inter and what is the number? SMS (12) and L. Alberto (11) in Lazio and Perisic (11), Skriniar, Brozovic (4) at Inter. While at Juve you have Dybala with 22 and Khedira with 9. Not to mention both Icardi and Immobile are PK takers and Icardi has only one assist and Immobile is a proven choker at not even top but decent clubs so you can be sure he'd be a failure at Juve but it doesn't matter right? Or maybe the fact that in top teams the responsibility of scoring goals is shared among bigger number of players is also irrelevant? Is Dybala already better than Del Piero because he scored more this season in the league than Alex ever did? Mind you that, according to you, we also play 442 now. Is Dybala more profilic than Trezeguet because Trezeguet never scored as many goals in the league?

If I were to cherry pick arguments like you did in this discussion I could prove any point I could only imagine. Widen the horizons my friend.
:tup:

Nailed it
 

MikeM

Footballing Hipster celebrating 4th place with Tuz
Sep 21, 2008
12,850
In the end Higuain scored 16 this year with the same team around him as last year. He still had Dybala beside him. But last year he scored 24.

Decline.

Of the 16, probably 12 or 13 would be scored by Quagliarella.

Not good enough. The decline is extremely visible and he should be sold before his value is 0.
 

JuveJay

Senior Signor
Moderator
Mar 6, 2007
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Higuain will be fine again as long as we're not wheeling him out for 46 games or whatever it is. It's important to have an alternative that allows him to be rested.
 

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