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Badass J Elkann

It's time to go!!
Feb 12, 2006
70,358
Gyokeres any good? Didnt score but curious how his overall game was


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I heard he was actually awful

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Same old shit from Yanited and their dumb supporters. They just spent another 150M on players and they still complain they need two new midfielders, a defender, and a keeper. Did they forget they already spent 50M on Onana? Did they forget they spent 50M on Ugarte? Mainoo on bench? Stop blaming the management for everything and just admit your club is shit.
Good i hope manure flop again this season. Keep throwing money at the problems and still get worse.
 

Gian

COME HOME MOGGI
Apr 12, 2009
18,038
Anyone can score a brace against some Portuguese plumbers and fisherman, you can never judge a striker from there. Most recently Darwin and Tahremi scored for fun over there and flopped.
 

cimenk

Senior Member
Jul 23, 2008
3,320
Gyokeres any good? Didnt score but curious how his overall game was


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And Serie A alumni players had a quite good gameweek :
Reijnders with 1G + 1A for Man City
Chiesa 1G come as a sub
Ndoye 1G for Forrest
Calafiori 1G for Arsenal
 

RoiLezard

LizardKing in black&white
Apr 7, 2018
2,165
What a boring game for such an anticipated first round matchup. Even my 6 year old couldn’t get why it was so bad. Though he’s convinced Juve are the best team in the world after watching the Atalanta game and kept asking me if I knew Mbappé and Messi.

On a serious note, the real issue is how every emerging talent gets swallowed by the EPL for insane fees. It’s too early to judge a Gyokeres or a Sesko debut, but back when other leagues had pull, players chose projects or styles that suited them. Now it’s just money. Why would any talent willingly join United in their current state? They’re a graveyard for careers, but when the alternative is a mid-tier EPL club with equal money, the choice becomes obvious.

Serie A has only itself to blame, it’s a dead league. EPL clubs keep getting richer, while Italy continues sinking. Wouldn’t shock me if in 5 years Chelsea have more CL titles than us or even Arsenal, the eternal joke, pull off a PSG-like run just because the money’s there.
 

The Quazis

Senior Member
Dec 21, 2012
5,685
What a boring game for such an anticipated first round matchup. Even my 6 year old couldn’t get why it was so bad. Though he’s convinced Juve are the best team in the world after watching the Atalanta game and kept asking me if I knew Mbappé and Messi.

On a serious note, the real issue is how every emerging talent gets swallowed by the EPL for insane fees. It’s too early to judge a Gyokeres or a Sesko debut, but back when other leagues had pull, players chose projects or styles that suited them. Now it’s just money. Why would any talent willingly join United in their current state? They’re a graveyard for careers, but when the alternative is a mid-tier EPL club with equal money, the choice becomes obvious.

Serie A has only itself to blame, it’s a dead league. EPL clubs keep getting richer, while Italy continues sinking. Wouldn’t shock me if in 5 years Chelsea have more CL titles than us or even Arsenal, the eternal joke, pull off a PSG-like run just because the money’s there.
That's possible. I think that how Italy is organized as a country compared to UK also plays a role.
 

Tak!

Senior Member
Jun 23, 2011
4,248
What a boring game for such an anticipated first round matchup. Even my 6 year old couldn’t get why it was so bad. Though he’s convinced Juve are the best team in the world after watching the Atalanta game and kept asking me if I knew Mbappé and Messi.

On a serious note, the real issue is how every emerging talent gets swallowed by the EPL for insane fees. It’s too early to judge a Gyokeres or a Sesko debut, but back when other leagues had pull, players chose projects or styles that suited them. Now it’s just money. Why would any talent willingly join United in their current state? They’re a graveyard for careers, but when the alternative is a mid-tier EPL club with equal money, the choice becomes obvious.

Serie A has only itself to blame, it’s a dead league. EPL clubs keep getting richer, while Italy continues sinking. Wouldn’t shock me if in 5 years Chelsea have more CL titles than us or even Arsenal, the eternal joke, pull off a PSG-like run just because the money’s there.
Show-off family, name dropping people like that and anticipating I've heard of 'em. Mbappé, is he that guy that sings MMMM-BAPPÉ BADUBADUBADU MMM-BAPPÉ or maybe it was MMMM-BOPP-DOOBEEBEEDOOOBEEDOOO MMM-BOPP? And Messi is that cleaner my friend hates, right?

Fun to watch with your kid, my kids stick around for a maximum of five minutes. 99.9% of the time they don't even bother. Enjoy it!

I think Sesko would have become a name for the headline audience if he moved anywhere but United. That's where you go to destroy your career, I completely agree with you. I hope Mainoo moves to another club.
 

Osman

Koul Khara!
Aug 30, 2002
61,891
We are really doing the judging on one game thing. Interesting.

He may well flop but let's get real.

The social media 24/7 news cycle infected everyone.

Imagine these rash knee jerk guys judging Zidane struggling for his first half season in Juve.
 

Badass J Elkann

It's time to go!!
Feb 12, 2006
70,358
Isak is such a cunt.

I hope Newcastle refuse to tell him ouf of spite so he can rot on the bench.


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I remember listening to this Newcastle fan having a meltdown some months ago about Isak claiming that newcastle don't need to sell him, he's staying blah blah... I was thinking... I hope Isak walks out on the club anyways haha

They're a different breed these Newcastle fans... bunch of horse punching wankers.

 

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