Hi guys
I've been reading this forum for a month now and I must say that you are great. In my opinion most of you seem to be very competent regarding football. I agree with Akerman that in Sweden the only thing you see in the newspapers about Juventus are "Zlatan saved the day", "Capello loves Zlatan", "Zlatan was threatened by supporters" etc... Almost nothing about the other players in Juventus. Fortunately Zlatan himself often talks about the team effort. In this forum I can get a more objective view of the games that Juventus play. I'm very grateful for that.
I've noticed that some of you don't admire Ibracadabra and some of you do. I do admire Zlatan. For me Zlatan is the best. Thats rather strange since I've watched approximatly 0.000005% of the players in the world. I can't explain and prove why I think Zlatan is no.1. I guess it's mostly because I grew up in his home town.
My heart tells me that Ronaldino sucks but my brain knows that he is pretty good.
When Zlatan led Malmo FF to the top division (Allsvenskan) in Sweden he told the press that "I will struck like a bomb in Allsvenskan" and ofcourse he did. No one could match him. He was 19 years old I think?? How can a person say that if he is that young? I admire that. I'm also a huge fan of the line "Swede or Croat what do you meen? Zlatan is Zlatan." Thats because I agree that Zlatan is Zlatan. All his magic, technique and temper in three small words.
Here comes what I really wanted to write. When I watch a game, with Zlatan on the field, I'm usually quite bored. Thats because I don't know very much about football. Mostly nothing happens. Zlatan is offside, Zlatan is in the wrong place, Zlatan runs with the ball into 8 defenders and looses the ball etc..
Then suddenly time stops. My heartbeat raises. It's is magic on the field. Zlatan does something that I know is almost impossible. How can I know that? I don't know anything about football. I just know anyway. My reaction is often to be paralysed, my mouth looks like a birds nesting box and my eyes stops blinking. Sometimes I get tears in my eyes. It's even more fun when I hear that the commentator is just as stunned as I am. The feeling is the same as when Michael Johnsson ran 200m in 19.32 sec. You just get gooseflesh and you wan't to see the replay just to be sure that it really did happen. Then you start running around with the intension to tell everybody that it really did happen. The difference for me is that you don't see Michael Johnsson doing things like that every other week.
I know that you guys can shoot me down like a sitting duck. I simply don't have your knowledge. Maybe his tricks isn't that impossible.
Del Piero, Zlatan, Ronaldino, etc... are all great. In the end its your heart that makes the choice.
I do hope and believe that Juventus will win the current Champions League. When I see Juventus games I can't notice any week spots. Great defenders, great middlefield and great forwards that complement each other.
I just needed to share my opinion and to give you some credit for your work.
I've been reading this forum for a month now and I must say that you are great. In my opinion most of you seem to be very competent regarding football. I agree with Akerman that in Sweden the only thing you see in the newspapers about Juventus are "Zlatan saved the day", "Capello loves Zlatan", "Zlatan was threatened by supporters" etc... Almost nothing about the other players in Juventus. Fortunately Zlatan himself often talks about the team effort. In this forum I can get a more objective view of the games that Juventus play. I'm very grateful for that.
I've noticed that some of you don't admire Ibracadabra and some of you do. I do admire Zlatan. For me Zlatan is the best. Thats rather strange since I've watched approximatly 0.000005% of the players in the world. I can't explain and prove why I think Zlatan is no.1. I guess it's mostly because I grew up in his home town.
My heart tells me that Ronaldino sucks but my brain knows that he is pretty good.
When Zlatan led Malmo FF to the top division (Allsvenskan) in Sweden he told the press that "I will struck like a bomb in Allsvenskan" and ofcourse he did. No one could match him. He was 19 years old I think?? How can a person say that if he is that young? I admire that. I'm also a huge fan of the line "Swede or Croat what do you meen? Zlatan is Zlatan." Thats because I agree that Zlatan is Zlatan. All his magic, technique and temper in three small words.
Here comes what I really wanted to write. When I watch a game, with Zlatan on the field, I'm usually quite bored. Thats because I don't know very much about football. Mostly nothing happens. Zlatan is offside, Zlatan is in the wrong place, Zlatan runs with the ball into 8 defenders and looses the ball etc..
Then suddenly time stops. My heartbeat raises. It's is magic on the field. Zlatan does something that I know is almost impossible. How can I know that? I don't know anything about football. I just know anyway. My reaction is often to be paralysed, my mouth looks like a birds nesting box and my eyes stops blinking. Sometimes I get tears in my eyes. It's even more fun when I hear that the commentator is just as stunned as I am. The feeling is the same as when Michael Johnsson ran 200m in 19.32 sec. You just get gooseflesh and you wan't to see the replay just to be sure that it really did happen. Then you start running around with the intension to tell everybody that it really did happen. The difference for me is that you don't see Michael Johnsson doing things like that every other week.
I know that you guys can shoot me down like a sitting duck. I simply don't have your knowledge. Maybe his tricks isn't that impossible.
Del Piero, Zlatan, Ronaldino, etc... are all great. In the end its your heart that makes the choice.
I do hope and believe that Juventus will win the current Champions League. When I see Juventus games I can't notice any week spots. Great defenders, great middlefield and great forwards that complement each other.
I just needed to share my opinion and to give you some credit for your work.
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