Chipmeister
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Sabster said:supercity36 said:ehhhhhhh no.... dont think we have been watching the same players mate, barry drifts in and out of games, often letting the whole match pass him by. de jong is always stuck in always the first to put in that crucial tackle. the only element of his game which i could criticise is his passing. but in a defensive mid the last thing im bothers about him doing is spraying the ball around with elaborate passes. as long as he breaks up play and dominate the midfield (which he does do) im alright.
Don't think you know anything about football mate............
Barry breaks up play better you cannot argue with those stats. For ther record if you look at the stats this way Mascherano comes out on top which implies this analysis is right as Mascherano breaks up play better than anyone else.
Dominates the midfield??? De Jong sits really deep, doesn't make passes and lets us be dominated.
Football is about opinions , just because some views are different from yours does not mean we know nothing about the game you dick.
It is a decent argument though.
My view has allways been that Barry does not hold the shape as a holding player in the position should, Barry tends to get drawn into areas where your defensive midfider should not be and therefore as a side we get exposed.
DeJong is more disciplined and is always available centrally which should allow the players around him more freedom.
Just my view, which was confirmed with the displays for Holland in the world cup.