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Joe Hart (joined Torino on season long loan - Official)
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He's always like that. "Mario [Götze] is a super, super player"... "I want 1,000 Dantes"... You can't infer anything from public praises of players, especially in a presser.Why would Pep publicly state his admiration for Joe's qualities, and then not play him, or even worse, bring in a new keeper without giving him the chance to adapt ?
The big difference in that cringeworthy comparison is that Hart is and never has been anyhere near Ronaldinho's level
It's a different position, so no comparison being made on playing ability .. Please learn how to read and interpret my post!
Ronaldinho is a legend of the game... It's about the influence these players had respectively on the their teams dressing room.
Hart has been widely documented a leader in the dressing room and after Vinny is looked upto... Ronaldinho clearly towards the end wasn't as has been also documented! And that's why Pep got rid of him and rightly so
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Well done for completely missing the point and being an arrogant wanker at the same time.The big difference in that cringeworthy comparison is that Hart is and never has been anyhere near Ronaldinho's level
Neville Kneville
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The big difference in that cringeworthy comparison is that Hart is and never has been anyhere near Ronaldinho's level
Or as fat.
Hart & Ronaldinho in the same sentence, cringeworthy stuff. And yes, you pointed out the big difference was attitude when it is one difference but hardly the big difference - that being the talent & importance
Being a leader in the locker room is irrelevant is you can't be one on the pitch and in Pep's teams, Hart would barely see a minute for all the very obvious reasons - he may indeed be a popular player among fans but you're trying to build a winning club and he clearly isn't in those plans
Being a leader in the locker room is irrelevant is you can't be one on the pitch and in Pep's teams, Hart would barely see a minute for all the very obvious reasons - he may indeed be a popular player among fans but you're trying to build a winning club and he clearly isn't in those plans
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You're the one comparing a keeper and a forward, the post you quoted was about attitude not ability, and in any case I don't remember Ronaldhino ever making a decent save.Hart & Ronaldinho in the same sentence, cringeworthy stuff.
Gaylord du Bois
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You must've the one where he caught an apple through a tennis racket with his teeth. Blinder.You're the one comparing a keeper and a forward, the post you quoted was about attitude not ability, and in any case I don't remember Ronaldhino ever making a decent save.
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Hart & Ronaldinho in the same sentence, cringeworthy stuff. And yes, you pointed out the big difference was attitude when it is one difference but hardly the big difference - that being the talent & importance
Being a leader in the locker room is irrelevant is you can't be one on the pitch and in Pep's teams, Hart would barely see a minute for all the very obvious reasons - he may indeed be a popular player among fans but you're trying to build a winning club and he clearly isn't in those plans
Missing the point of Razmans post is more cringeworthy, he is comparing situations where a elder statesman and influential member of the team/squad will be gotten rid of if Pep deems it necessary, ability and position doesn't come into it in this comparison
Neville Kneville
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Hart & Ronaldinho in the same sentence, cringeworthy stuff. And yes, you pointed out the big difference was attitude when it is one difference but hardly the big difference - that being the talent & importance
Being a leader in the locker room is irrelevant is you can't be one on the pitch and in Pep's teams, Hart would barely see a minute for all the very obvious reasons - he may indeed be a popular player among fans but you're trying to build a winning club and he clearly isn't in those plans
Neither was fat Ron.
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