Lewandowski for me but Haaland is 20 - scary thought. His mentality is insane as well. Could be the signing I’ve been most excited about, topping KDB and Kun. Here’s to hopingI’m all in for wanting us to get Haaland. I think he’s already the best number 9 in the world and he would score a silly amount of goals in this team. His champions league record is also frightening.
As things stand him & Mbappe do look like being the best players of the next decade but we will all be lucky if we see another Messi in our life time and to be fair to the Ronaldo his goals record and champions league success probably won’t be matched again for a very long time.
I also think that Mbappe and Haaland stand out SO much because there is such a shortage of world class forwards. Rewind a decade and there were a lot more forwards who were at a similar level to them.
topping KDB and Kun. Here’s to hoping
Double A sounds like "awe", close enough at least.
Is it pronounced "1 dot 6 1 8 0 3 4" or "golden mean approximation"?
Meant how excited I was about the potential transferThey have both been out of form recently,but thats a bit drastic!
Ahhh,thanks for clearing that upMeant how excited I was about the potential transfer
He changed his name to Haalandalt+0229 if you want to type the letter å (Håland).
No. Realistically we can all see his quality and I’m sure he’ll be fine for us.He apparently made 10 passes against Hertha Berlin. While Dortmund made 800+ in total. Which goes to show how little of the ball he gets. Anything to be worried about?
OK, I should've known. Let me add "golden ratio approximation" to the errata. Jean Valjean was just a number, 24601. The golden ratio is special, which made me curious about your name, "one point six".It's a number, so surely, "one point six..." not "one dot six..."
Rågalt+0229 if you want to type the letter å (Håland).
Assuming he signs for us, he'll be one of those players that's going to frustrating to the extreme when he doesn't score.He apparently made 10 passes against Hertha Berlin. While Dortmund made 800+ in total. Which goes to show how little of the ball he gets. Anything to be worried about?
(1+√5)/2 isn't quite as catchy.OK, I should've known. Let me add "golden ratio approximation" to the errata. Jean Valjean was just a number, 24601. The golden ratio is special, which made me curious about your name, "one point six".
I think φ rolls off the tongue nicely.(1+√5)/2 isn't quite as catchy.
Nice that they are ‘pure’ for when the entire league bends over and spreads their cheeks for Bayern MunichI know a BvB fan and they are not big supporters of outside investment, which of course indicts more than just City. German football is more pure and grassroots in their eyes. They consider us the anti-thesis to that.
Edit: this is also why many people in Germany do not like RB Leipzig or to less an extent Hoffenheim as their progression up the ranks was not "natural".
that's why you have the likes of Jesus to run around for him, besides if Pep can convince Kun and get what he did out of him he can do the same with Haaland.Assuming he signs for us, he'll be one of those players that's going to frustrating to the extreme when he doesn't score.
The upside is he tends to score quite frequently.
I think the only fear with a player like Haaland is laziness, but I have no reason to believe he wouldn't work hard in whatever capacity he's deployed in at City.
He would be fine when he scores but disgusting when he doesn’t score. Dortmund had 71% possession but he only had 16 touches, he doesn’t get involved in the play because he is poor on the ball, even worse than Lukaku we all laugh at. His performance was not that bad today compared to his other performances but the difference is today he didn’t get the goal that would make people start calling him “generational” or “best striker”He apparently made 10 passes against Hertha Berlin. While Dortmund made 800+ in total. Which goes to show how little of the ball he gets. Anything to be worried about?
Probably gonna have strong Dzeko vibes if he plays for us.Assuming he signs for us, he'll be one of those players that's going to frustrating to the extreme when he doesn't score.
The upside is he tends to score quite frequently.
I think the only fear with a player like Haaland is laziness, but I have no reason to believe he wouldn't work hard in whatever capacity he's deployed in at City.
We already have players that can pass all day but what we don’t have is someone that can take the chances and score for fun .He would be fine when he scores but disgusting when he doesn’t score. Dortmund had 71% possession but he only had 16 touches, he doesn’t get involved in the play because he is poor on the ball, even worse than Lukaku we all laugh at. His performance was not that bad today compared to his other performances but the difference is today he didn’t get the goal that would make people start calling him “generational” or “best striker”