Josh Blue
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Re: Edin Dzeko legend
I was shroomed off my nut, leave the Bosnians alone man.
pudge said:
I was shroomed off my nut, leave the Bosnians alone man.
Edin Dzeko (contract update page 370)
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noise
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Re: Edin Dzeko legend
Generally there are multiple types of posts after a game in which Dzeko doesn't score. It ranges from: he's shite, should never start, doesn't have a first touch to be in the team, only good as a sub, he's a scarecrow.. to just had a bad game.
Criticizing his performance is fine, but talking shit about such a player is often not warranted.
To those who have followed Dzeko for awhile (before MCFC) we know Dzeko is top class. Dzeko has yet to fit in MCFC like he did in Wolfsburg. He's lethal with a proper partnership. Simply a goal scoring and assist machine, impossible to shut down (when everything is firing on all cylinders).
Once a Ballon d'Or short lister sometimes I can't believe the abuse he gets on these forums. Admittedly he does get a lot of praise as well, when he scores.
Days like yesterday is when it clicks. You saw the glimpse of that same class that broke records in Bundesliga.
But honestly he didn't play that different from how he usually plays, he had his usual share of missed passes, and bad touches in the 2nd half. The only difference is he got service. As someone who closely watches Dzeko when we play. I can probably go back trough the footage and show you dozens of moments, this season where Dzeko is in the same exact position as he is when Aguero hesitantly passes him the ball for the 2nd goal yesterday.
Wide open, already knows where to strike it, but no service. Felix Magath has said this about him: "Dzeko knows where to strike the ball before he gets it."
This is why his goals look like tap ins. It's because he's made up his mind 10 seconds ago.
A shame seeing such a player on the bench. Unselfish, clinical, smart, able to score with head, both feet. And then gets the hate for not receiving proper service.
Don't get me wrong, he's not a perfect player. He has his share of flaws. He is a different kind of player.
As complete players go I think Aguero and even Tevez are better, but as a striker I think Dzeko is the best we have. And we haven't even unlocked his full potential. I am pretty sure he would be the leagues top scorer if we did.
That's kind of a broad question.pudge said:
Generally there are multiple types of posts after a game in which Dzeko doesn't score. It ranges from: he's shite, should never start, doesn't have a first touch to be in the team, only good as a sub, he's a scarecrow.. to just had a bad game.
Criticizing his performance is fine, but talking shit about such a player is often not warranted.
To those who have followed Dzeko for awhile (before MCFC) we know Dzeko is top class. Dzeko has yet to fit in MCFC like he did in Wolfsburg. He's lethal with a proper partnership. Simply a goal scoring and assist machine, impossible to shut down (when everything is firing on all cylinders).
Once a Ballon d'Or short lister sometimes I can't believe the abuse he gets on these forums. Admittedly he does get a lot of praise as well, when he scores.
Days like yesterday is when it clicks. You saw the glimpse of that same class that broke records in Bundesliga.
But honestly he didn't play that different from how he usually plays, he had his usual share of missed passes, and bad touches in the 2nd half. The only difference is he got service. As someone who closely watches Dzeko when we play. I can probably go back trough the footage and show you dozens of moments, this season where Dzeko is in the same exact position as he is when Aguero hesitantly passes him the ball for the 2nd goal yesterday.
Wide open, already knows where to strike it, but no service. Felix Magath has said this about him: "Dzeko knows where to strike the ball before he gets it."
This is why his goals look like tap ins. It's because he's made up his mind 10 seconds ago.
A shame seeing such a player on the bench. Unselfish, clinical, smart, able to score with head, both feet. And then gets the hate for not receiving proper service.
Don't get me wrong, he's not a perfect player. He has his share of flaws. He is a different kind of player.
As complete players go I think Aguero and even Tevez are better, but as a striker I think Dzeko is the best we have. And we haven't even unlocked his full potential. I am pretty sure he would be the leagues top scorer if we did.
Re: Edin Dzeko legend
Noise that is a top post and I am in complete agreement.
The best is still yet to come from Edin, he is a goal machine.<br /><br />-- Sun Dec 30, 2012 10:49 pm --<br /><br />Noise that is a top post and I am in complete agreement.
The best is still yet to come from Edin, he is a goal machine.
Noise that is a top post and I am in complete agreement.
The best is still yet to come from Edin, he is a goal machine.<br /><br />-- Sun Dec 30, 2012 10:49 pm --<br /><br />Noise that is a top post and I am in complete agreement.
The best is still yet to come from Edin, he is a goal machine.
santasa
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Re: Edin Dzeko legend
One of those concise and insightful articles, when writer hits the nail in the head !
But I will add another dimension to the problems Dzeko facing throughout all his Premier league carrier - the English media, journalists, pundits and commentators of all kind.
I will remind you to just few of those authors & articles which are particularly representative for the nature of the relationship and for the way media take on "issue" called Dzeko.
Of course, some media, websites and authors are worst then others, while those rare exceptions really confirming the rule, but also show that something is truly fishy about this relationship between English media and Bosnian.
So, you have Goal.com, TribalFootball, The Transfer Tavern, Bleacher Report, among others as extreme Dzeko bashers, while mainstream press (with their on-line additions) are little bit more subtle but still with no fans of Dzeko among their ranks neither.
For example, last article that I read and that shows us what is going on in case "Media vs. Dzeko" is this
http://bleacherreport.com/articles/...ty-side-to-include-rumored-target-david-villa
unfair peace on Bleacher Report written by Joe K. in which author discussing possible David Villa transfer to City in January, and why is this excellent move, and how should team look & work with Villa. All this is more then OK except, while writing about City's attack and current form, formation, all the players, and Villa as new addition, author didn't mentioned Edin Dzeko in this large article at all, not once !?!? On my comment, he replied that he thinks Villa should fit much better with Tevez & Aguero because they all speak Spanish and Dzeko doesn't (!?!) - I simply couldn't believe what he just told me in his explanation. (You can read it your self, article & comments on provided link)
Or Richard Williams of Guardian with basically the same rant about attack in which Dzeko is weakest link or not mentioned at all !? They ignoring him like if he is infectious, plagued with some disease and cursed.
Then Alen Hansen who would rather die then subtract his previous statements about Dzeko.
Probably the most heinous article about Big D-Ed Dzeko, was incredible feat of sick envy and idiotic state of mind of one Ryan Smith, allegedly once promising Arsenal striker turned into hip-hop rapper/columnist, after he failed to impress even in MLS in US (!), and who showed incredible talent for racist and ethnic smear of Edin, even including Zlatan Ibrahimovic in his story on The Transfer Tavern in attempt to prove that Bosnians have at least one thing in common, beside the fact that these two are much less then average, they are ugly ! In that same article he also questioned Mourinho's and Antonio Conte's sanity, in very serious tone, because theses two are firm admirers of Dzeko, and Smith thinks they must be idiots.
And considering that Ed is already most underrated, and I'll dare to say most despised foreign player in English football in recent history, when media take on City attacking form, players & formation, with possible transfer of another striker, that's always quite provoking, in very negative way unfortunately.
I believe that Dzeko often really is victim of English prejudice against his Bosnian ethnicity, more often then a subject of decent professional criticism.
On the other end you will encounter, from time to time, some authors who are engaged in Dzekos' defence, and interestingly often in US sport media rather then English/British, with some of the most prominent and famous authors writing in Dzekos' favour, some of them truly fans of Edin, like Alex Woo and particularly Jonathan Wilson who is renown expert on East-European football, really expert par-excellence.
These several authors actually prove that something is really fishy in English media false critic of Dzeko talent, ability, and significance for Man City, and impact on team success.
Big d-Eddy
Always who ?
noise said:
One of those concise and insightful articles, when writer hits the nail in the head !
But I will add another dimension to the problems Dzeko facing throughout all his Premier league carrier - the English media, journalists, pundits and commentators of all kind.
I will remind you to just few of those authors & articles which are particularly representative for the nature of the relationship and for the way media take on "issue" called Dzeko.
Of course, some media, websites and authors are worst then others, while those rare exceptions really confirming the rule, but also show that something is truly fishy about this relationship between English media and Bosnian.
So, you have Goal.com, TribalFootball, The Transfer Tavern, Bleacher Report, among others as extreme Dzeko bashers, while mainstream press (with their on-line additions) are little bit more subtle but still with no fans of Dzeko among their ranks neither.
For example, last article that I read and that shows us what is going on in case "Media vs. Dzeko" is this
http://bleacherreport.com/articles/...ty-side-to-include-rumored-target-david-villa
unfair peace on Bleacher Report written by Joe K. in which author discussing possible David Villa transfer to City in January, and why is this excellent move, and how should team look & work with Villa. All this is more then OK except, while writing about City's attack and current form, formation, all the players, and Villa as new addition, author didn't mentioned Edin Dzeko in this large article at all, not once !?!? On my comment, he replied that he thinks Villa should fit much better with Tevez & Aguero because they all speak Spanish and Dzeko doesn't (!?!) - I simply couldn't believe what he just told me in his explanation. (You can read it your self, article & comments on provided link)
Or Richard Williams of Guardian with basically the same rant about attack in which Dzeko is weakest link or not mentioned at all !? They ignoring him like if he is infectious, plagued with some disease and cursed.
Then Alen Hansen who would rather die then subtract his previous statements about Dzeko.
Probably the most heinous article about Big D-Ed Dzeko, was incredible feat of sick envy and idiotic state of mind of one Ryan Smith, allegedly once promising Arsenal striker turned into hip-hop rapper/columnist, after he failed to impress even in MLS in US (!), and who showed incredible talent for racist and ethnic smear of Edin, even including Zlatan Ibrahimovic in his story on The Transfer Tavern in attempt to prove that Bosnians have at least one thing in common, beside the fact that these two are much less then average, they are ugly ! In that same article he also questioned Mourinho's and Antonio Conte's sanity, in very serious tone, because theses two are firm admirers of Dzeko, and Smith thinks they must be idiots.
And considering that Ed is already most underrated, and I'll dare to say most despised foreign player in English football in recent history, when media take on City attacking form, players & formation, with possible transfer of another striker, that's always quite provoking, in very negative way unfortunately.
I believe that Dzeko often really is victim of English prejudice against his Bosnian ethnicity, more often then a subject of decent professional criticism.
On the other end you will encounter, from time to time, some authors who are engaged in Dzekos' defence, and interestingly often in US sport media rather then English/British, with some of the most prominent and famous authors writing in Dzekos' favour, some of them truly fans of Edin, like Alex Woo and particularly Jonathan Wilson who is renown expert on East-European football, really expert par-excellence.
These several authors actually prove that something is really fishy in English media false critic of Dzeko talent, ability, and significance for Man City, and impact on team success.
Big d-Eddy
Always who ?
Re: Edin Dzeko legend
natural poacher, could score 30+goals per season, zero footwork, awful first touch, to be honest he's just awful to watch (my opinion) but he's got everything city need at the moment. GOALS
also im unsure if him and aguero are the best combo/ i actually enjoyed tevez-aguero against norwich last season, more connection, great football, skills, workrate, goals, both understand each other, yesterday it was more like, aguero working all alone, and dzeko waiting for his chance to score. but both players have a decent performance.
natural poacher, could score 30+goals per season, zero footwork, awful first touch, to be honest he's just awful to watch (my opinion) but he's got everything city need at the moment. GOALS
also im unsure if him and aguero are the best combo/ i actually enjoyed tevez-aguero against norwich last season, more connection, great football, skills, workrate, goals, both understand each other, yesterday it was more like, aguero working all alone, and dzeko waiting for his chance to score. but both players have a decent performance.
MSP
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Re: Edin Dzeko legend
I fucking hate CoC :)
taconinja said:
I fucking hate CoC :)
Re: Edin Dzeko legend
His foot work and his first touch can be fucking unreal at times. He's just inconsistent. Confidence player, and sometimes... He gets fucking cheesed off about being left on the bench and it over rides his low confidence.
lizzkyk said:
His foot work and his first touch can be fucking unreal at times. He's just inconsistent. Confidence player, and sometimes... He gets fucking cheesed off about being left on the bench and it over rides his low confidence.