MellowJoe
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I reckon it's a draw
He might be the best some people have seen due to age for me Colin Bell is our greatest ever player for my Old mate Joe Ormston may God rest him Peter Doherty was better.Pound for pound Rodri is the best (or at least most rounded) player we've ever had.
What's he bad at? What's he even not world class at for that matter?
For me as a 30 something I think Aguero is "the greatest player" I've seen. But I think if you scored all the attributes of every City player ever and added them up Rodri would have the highest score - just to give a bit of context to my opinion.He might be the best some people have seen due to age for me Colin Bell is our greatest ever player for my Old mate Joe Ormston may God rest him Peter Doherty was better.
So that in mind is Rodri the best City player or midfield player you've ever seen or has ever been?
I reckon it's a draw
calling @malgI reckon it's a draw
Rodri is Modric +. A rare find.Pound for pound Rodri is the best (or at least most rounded) player we've ever had.
What's he bad at? What's he even not world class at for that matter?
I reckon it's a draw
The comparison should be with KDB given the positions they played, and KDB is the better player unquestionably.
Similar doesn't make for a good comparison. And I would suggest your last words on the post add fuck all to the debate.Rodri and Yaya play in similar positions so it's a debate worth having, not a goalkeeper and an outfield player you plank.
Thank you for the clarification, the older players didn't have a way that there attributes could be measured I think it was Sam Allardyce who brought this into football, speaking as some one in his mid 60's whilst Aguero was a really good player he wouldn't be in my top 3 City players.For me as a 30 something I think Aguero is "the greatest player" I've seen. But I think if you scored all the attributes of every City player ever and added them up Rodri would have the highest score - just to give a bit of context to my opinion.
He'd be one of the best passers, dribblers, tacklers, organisers and long shooters. Plus he turns up in the biggest moments.
He's probably the most rounded player I can think of, alongside someone like Ballack or Essien. And I do think he's better than both of those.
Yaya at full pelt took some stopping and was a reliable penalty and free kick taker but other than that they have similar skill set. Both are equal for me as well.
Yaya is still a goal threat.Rodri is a great threat at set pieces. Yaya couldn’t head the ball at all, I think he scored 1 header in 10 years here.
More than makes up for the free kicks in Yaya’s favour.
Rodri has 100% penalty success, but he’s only taken 3. Might be an area of his game he shows more of in the next 5 years.
Yaya is still a goal threat.