@Trequartista WTF was that shit you posted on the previous page?
Trez was born in Argentina, hence the X bias
As a poacher, Trez was phenomenal, but I'm sure had he been playing for Milan and Sheva for Juve, we wouldn't even be having this argument in the first place
@Trequartista WTF was that shit you posted on the previous page?
Trez was born in Argentina, hence the X bias
As a poacher, Trez was phenomenal, but I'm sure had he been playing for Milan and Sheva for Juve, we wouldn't even be having this argument in the first place
You know I watched them with my own eyes? Dont need to spout numbers like Rus like its the only thing matters and will change things.
Doesnt change that Sheva dominated on another level at his prime, one of the absolute top few best in the game at his prime, even if their numbers are similar (domestically atleast). Trez league: record is 245/138 Europe: 77/38 Sheva 226/127 Europe: 142/67.
I'm not saying its by much at all, but its no brainer still, Sheva was better then Trez.
You know I watched them with my own eyes? Dont need to spout numbers like Rus like its the only thing matters and will change things.
Doesnt change that Sheva dominated on another level at his prime, one of the absolute top few best in the game at his prime, even if their numbers are similar (domestically atleast). Trez league: record is 245/138 Europe: 77/38 Sheva 226/127 Europe: 142/67.
domination automatically suggests numbers, thats why i mentioned them. Also like i said before sheva benefited greatly from being in a team that played champagne football.
The team played champagne football because of dominating types like him, he carried them big team most of his time with them, especially in Europe, where Trez doesnt even come close to him. Even before Milan, with Dynamo Kiev, he spent 2-3 seasons at very young age to just piss all over top teams in CL.
I mean if I had to choose between Sheva and Trez (who again are rather different players), I'd pick Sheva, that guy was unplayable for a few years at Milan, but Trezeguet was superior to Crespo.