Martin Cáceres (18 Viewers)
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This guy is a complete idiot and I'm not even talking about the red card.
He gives the ball away heaps and is stupidly rash and aggressive.
Every time he sees the ball, he just charges at it at 100mph, with no regard given to whether it is appropriate to make a challenge.
He makes Zebina look like a calm, considered, sensible player.
He gives the ball away heaps and is stupidly rash and aggressive.
Every time he sees the ball, he just charges at it at 100mph, with no regard given to whether it is appropriate to make a challenge.
He makes Zebina look like a calm, considered, sensible player.
He was cheering me up every time I saw him against the Argies yesterday.
This is true and this makes him the worst defender i've ever seen in Juve, and i've seen lots of them.
I am not exaggerating. You don't even need to follow football to realize that what he's doing is wrong. I'd understand if the ball was red, because he's as stupid as a bull, but the ball is not red and he's still running full speed at it, no matter where the ball is. His timing is awful. Actually, he has absolutely no sense for it.
Yeah, when it works, it's good for the eye. With his speed he can get first to the ball very often. But as a defender he needs to minimize his bad decisions and since his decision is to always run at full speed to get the ball, he'll be late very often (because he decides to run for the ball even in situations when there is 0% chance to get it) and even if he's late only 3 times out of 10, those three times will cost his team dearly. Either he'll leave all the space in the world for the opponent (he can't control himself when he runs so fast, so he can't stop and run back), or he'll catch opponent's leg and get a red card.
What's amazing is that he keeps doing it. There is absolutely no chance that the coaches he worked with didn't tell him that what he's doing is very wrong and that they didn't try to teach him how to defend. They surely told him all this.
So, since he keeps doing it, the only conclusion is that he's extremely stupid.
I am not exaggerating. You don't even need to follow football to realize that what he's doing is wrong. I'd understand if the ball was red, because he's as stupid as a bull, but the ball is not red and he's still running full speed at it, no matter where the ball is. His timing is awful. Actually, he has absolutely no sense for it.
Yeah, when it works, it's good for the eye. With his speed he can get first to the ball very often. But as a defender he needs to minimize his bad decisions and since his decision is to always run at full speed to get the ball, he'll be late very often (because he decides to run for the ball even in situations when there is 0% chance to get it) and even if he's late only 3 times out of 10, those three times will cost his team dearly. Either he'll leave all the space in the world for the opponent (he can't control himself when he runs so fast, so he can't stop and run back), or he'll catch opponent's leg and get a red card.
What's amazing is that he keeps doing it. There is absolutely no chance that the coaches he worked with didn't tell him that what he's doing is very wrong and that they didn't try to teach him how to defend. They surely told him all this.
So, since he keeps doing it, the only conclusion is that he's extremely stupid.
I've seen the game but it has very little to do to do with yesterday's game. I saw him only 5-6 times but no matter if he was playing for Barca, Juve or Uruguay, he was always doing that same mistake Red talked about.
5-6 matches are enough.
If a keeper has great reflexes and saves some tough balls, but keeps mistiming his runs during corner kicks and free kicks in all 5 matches you've watched that keeper, does it make him a good keeper or an awful keeper who'll cost you at least a goal every match?
You know, there are bad South American players too. You don't need to be the lawyer of all of them.
5-6 matches are enough.
If a keeper has great reflexes and saves some tough balls, but keeps mistiming his runs during corner kicks and free kicks in all 5 matches you've watched that keeper, does it make him a good keeper or an awful keeper who'll cost you at least a goal every match?
You know, there are bad South American players too. You don't need to be the lawyer of all of them.