Paulo Dybala (171 Viewers)

Legend or Rookie? ***non-official poll***


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dolph

Senior Member
Mar 30, 2006
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What if she sharted a little? Would you keep going, chow down, and hope for a little dessert?
I would only be able to make the call if it ever happened. I been married for 10+years, so if a uber hot 20 year something girl sharted in my mouth, I would probably just enjoy the moment and keep going.
 

MikeM

Footballing Hipster celebrating 4th place with Tuz
Sep 21, 2008
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Honestly, that's more speculation than anything at this point. Of course he's got the potential for it, but plenty of players had.

I'd be very disappointed to see him become anything less than a WC forwards for sure, but right now it's looking more like Aguero ~2013 levels (absolute top player, but not quite among the very best) than Messi levels for me.

Which would still be brilliant.
I think WC forward is attainable. I think Ballon D'Or is wishful thinking.

Dybala has clear weaknesses that might hold him back from being something like a top 3 player. For instance, he is only dangerous in the middle and the right because he has to always cut in on his left.

Sometimes his first touch lets him down because in situations where the first touch is a 2 out of 10 difficulty for his right foot, he takes it instead with his left foot and it's much harder.

Also his short passing could improve. But again, it's influenced by him being one-footed IMO.

There are very few one-footed players that are consistent year after year, match after match. I mostly think of players like Di Maria and Robben who are fucking outstanding at so many aspects of the game but were never top 3 players (Robben perhaps close). It is logical after all, there are so many scenarios on the field where being two footed makes the game much easier.

Just look at Hernanes :tuttosport:
 

zizinho

Senior Member
Apr 14, 2013
51,816
When looking at stats, Dybala has created more chances from the left side than the right, i dont know how hes only dangerous from the middle or the right
 

MikeM

Footballing Hipster celebrating 4th place with Tuz
Sep 21, 2008
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When looking at stats, Dybala has created more chances from the left side than the right, i dont know how hes only dangerous from the middle or the right
I think he has only 1 goal for us that came from the left side of the pitch and it was near the 6 yard box. He has never scored from outside the box unless he is in the centre or the right. Only 1 goal period with his right foot. You can see from his miss last game how being one footed can affect him. He missed a 100% chance from that Higuain pass because it fell to his right.

Yes, of course he can pass fine from the left. It should preferred for him actually as he is left footed.

Naturally though, his production will not be what it should be if he can only shoot from the right and pass from the left. You don't have to be Nedved but at least make the defence think about what you will do around the box. Unless you're Robben of course.
 

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