Rammyblues
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Certainly fill those extra seats:-)
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Ibra..would you have him yes or no?
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oakiecokie
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munster said:He's won titles at EVERY club he's played for.......
Yes please.
Ah, a mercenary trophy hunter.
Im seeing some misinformation on the last few pages.
Teammates have had issues with him. His desire to win is so strong that he literally destroys his own teammates on the pitch. Many players do not "thrive" being verbally assaulted for about 30 seconds on end during a match by their own teammate for ismply losing possession.
Yes, that desire to win is great - but it does come at a cost. He chokes many creative players. He becomes the creative outlet. He does NOT thrive with a second striker in the mould of a pato/aguero - he's a solo maestro.
He wins, plain and simple. But he becomes the focal point 110%. Guys like Nasri will have none of it, and sulk off to a corner.
Takes strong minded guys to play and take his abuse. But he does win.
As I said. Didnt like him at Milan and glad he left. But fuck me, can the guy play
Teammates have had issues with him. His desire to win is so strong that he literally destroys his own teammates on the pitch. Many players do not "thrive" being verbally assaulted for about 30 seconds on end during a match by their own teammate for ismply losing possession.
Yes, that desire to win is great - but it does come at a cost. He chokes many creative players. He becomes the creative outlet. He does NOT thrive with a second striker in the mould of a pato/aguero - he's a solo maestro.
He wins, plain and simple. But he becomes the focal point 110%. Guys like Nasri will have none of it, and sulk off to a corner.
Takes strong minded guys to play and take his abuse. But he does win.
As I said. Didnt like him at Milan and glad he left. But fuck me, can the guy play
Matt the Giant
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ACMilan said:But he does win
His team wins.
Matt the Giant said:ACMilan said:But he does win
His team wins.
leagues.
just not champions leagues.
:)
thenabster
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ACMilan said:Im seeing some misinformation on the last few pages.
Teammates have had issues with him. His desire to win is so strong that he literally destroys his own teammates on the pitch. Many players do not "thrive" being verbally assaulted for about 30 seconds on end during a match by their own teammate for ismply losing possession.
Yes, that desire to win is great - but it does come at a cost. He chokes many creative players. He becomes the creative outlet. He does NOT thrive with a second striker in the mould of a pato/aguero - he's a solo maestro.
He wins, plain and simple. But he becomes the focal point 110%. Guys like Nasri will have none of it, and sulk off to a corner.
Takes strong minded guys to play and take his abuse. But he does win.
As I said. Didnt like him at Milan and glad he left. But fuck me, can the guy play
That's not true. He performs very well with a second striker when there is one. His last season at Inter was with Balotelli and him upfront and that was his best season with Inter.
At PSG last season he swapped with a partner in attack and not, when Lavezzi was paired with him Ibra still performed as well as Gameiro. Actually had his best games with PSG when Ibra played with him. In Sweden he always plays with a partner in the attack. TBH there is no way a player with the talent of Ibra can't play all over the attack in any system and not thrive to an extent.
blue b4 the moon
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Sign Ibra, play first game on Monday night, put your house on a title win....
What could possibly go wrong?
What could possibly go wrong?
suvommukherjee08
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ACMilan said:Im seeing some misinformation on the last few pages.
Teammates have had issues with him. His desire to win is so strong that he literally destroys his own teammates on the pitch. Many players do not "thrive" being verbally assaulted for about 30 seconds on end during a match by their own teammate for ismply losing possession.
Yes, that desire to win is great - but it does come at a cost. He chokes many creative players. He becomes the creative outlet. He does NOT thrive with a second striker in the mould of a pato/aguero - he's a solo maestro.
He wins, plain and simple. But he becomes the focal point 110%. Guys like Nasri will have none of it, and sulk off to a corner.
Takes strong minded guys to play and take his abuse. But he does win.
As I said. Didnt like him at Milan and glad he left. But fuck me, can the guy play
Zlatan better not try and assault this guy
otherwise Zlatan will be the one left sulking
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BlueMoonoverUS
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No way we would pay his wages.
Rammyblues
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The only problems as far as I see it
1) RM will probably need a striker, either him or Saurez or even both.
2) Likes Ancellotti
3) Wages (but we have trimmed the wage bill a hell of a lot)
4) Finding a buyer for Dzeko at the right price.
1) RM will probably need a striker, either him or Saurez or even both.
2) Likes Ancellotti
3) Wages (but we have trimmed the wage bill a hell of a lot)
4) Finding a buyer for Dzeko at the right price.