Luca Toni (3 Viewers)

Twenty---3 · May 10, 2016

"We lost 4-1 with Germany and 4-1 with Bayern in Milan," Ballack said at a news conference.
"Basically, we've got no chance, have we?"

Ah good times. Thanks for everything Luca and for making our German friends cry.

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Hist said:

Lol u joking right?

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Hist said:

Lol u joking right?

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Hist said:

Lol u joking right?

Hist · May 10, 2016

Twenty---3 said:

no I do rate him higher than Drogba. His goal scoring record is of a much higher level than Drogba. Drogba's best ability was showing up in big games in the CL and was a beast in build up play but was otherwise not a very prolific goal scorer. Check his stats and you'll be shocked by his goal scoring tallies.

Toni for me was definitely a better goal scorer and unlike Drogba with the national team, he did win with Italy. The only problem with Toni's career was that he never played for top teams long enough. Had he been a Bayern player for the most part of his career, he'd have been scoring 25+ goals every season

Twenty---3 · May 10, 2016

OK let me check Drogba stats brb

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Xperd · May 10, 2016

Toni better than Drogba :shifty:

Salvatore · May 10, 2016

He's right about Drogba's goal scoring.

Xperd · May 10, 2016

Yes he is however i rank Drogba as one of the most imposing forwards of his generation.Just for his pure all-round ability i obviously rate him much higher than Toni.

zizinho · May 10, 2016

Drogba was a monster in most big games he played

lgorTudor · May 10, 2016

Luca Toni > Higuain @Hist

Salvatore · May 10, 2016

Xperd said:

Drogba had a lot more opportunity than Toni, probably thanks to Luca peaking later (and the Van Gaal bust up ruined his best chance with a big team). I don't think its a significant gap either way, but Drogba did 'get away' with scoring a poor number of league goals for a few of years.

JuveJay · May 10, 2016

Drogba peaked pretty late as well, he had one season at Marseille at 25/26, before that he was no one. I think Drogba's best is higher than Toni's but his overall contribution for his main team (Chelsea) boils down to essentially two excellent seasons.

Dostoevsky · May 10, 2016

Drogba is a far better player. He can change a game on his own and get past 5 players. Toni needs players around him.

Totally different players anyway, can't really compare. But when it comes to the talent and quality I'd easily pick Drogba.

JuveJay · May 10, 2016

But you hate static forwards

What you are saying is right though.

Dostoevsky · May 10, 2016

Trez can be considered as one? I love that guy

Xperd · May 10, 2016

JuveJay said:

At 34 when he was barely scoring,he even dragged his team to CL victory(and FA Cup).They wouldnt have won it without him imo.

JuveJay · May 10, 2016

Xperd said:

He was a much better 'cup player' than over a season, or maybe that should be a 'player for an occasion'. He always seemed to do it in Europe.

Hist · May 10, 2016

lgorTudor said:

that goes without saying. Toni led the goal scoring charts last year

Lapa · May 10, 2016

Drogba was shite, if he still plays then he still is shite!

All you fan boys need to start a Drogba thread and go praise him there as much as you can.

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At least you should get the fuck out of Toni's thread with all that bullshit.

Bianconero_Aus · May 11, 2016

Lapa

DutchJuventino · Jun 19, 2016

He got a role as director by Hellas, good luck Toni!

Interview about his new job/Hellas: http://www.gazzettaworld.com/interview/toni-new-gig/

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