Depends how you look at it. Suarez seems to have grown into the PL, whereas after his first explosive season, Aguero has found his second more difficult. They are both fantastic players at the end of the day.ifiwasarichfan said:We are on page 5 of the thread and people seriously think racist Ken Dodd is better than Kun ??
Pigeonho said:I don't know what the fuck is going on, but how can a player, actually no, how can playerS who have scored the amount of goals Ronaldo and Messi have scored, not be considered as strikers? What a load of absolute bollocks.
On that basis:
Messi
Ronaldo
Falcao
NipHolmes said:Pigeonho said:I don't know what the fuck is going on, but how can a player, actually no, how can playerS who have scored the amount of goals Ronaldo and Messi have scored, not be considered as strikers? What a load of absolute bollocks.
On that basis:
Messi
Ronaldo
Falcao
Because it's a stupid stipulation.
Regardless of whether both are considered a winger and false number 9 etc. Makes no odds, their objective is to score goals just like any other forward.
Anyway,
Messi
Ronaldo
Falcao
With stipulations,
Falcao (gets more goals than Cavani even though he's a less rounded player than Cavani).
Cavani
RVP
And Suarez just missed out. RVP was top scorer last season and is top this season, he edges it.
Tevez is the best of our bunch, obviosuly you side with Aguero due to Tevez awol saga and age but Tevez is a ridiculously talented player.
Because Ronaldo does not play upfront. With Messi I think you make a fair point since he has played upfront since Zlatan was dropped.Pigeonho said:I don't know what the fuck is going on, but how can a player, actually no, how can playerS who have scored the amount of goals Ronaldo and Messi have scored, not be considered as strikers? What a load of absolute bollocks.
On that basis:
Messi
Ronaldo
Falcao