indifferent said:I can't understand why so many folks on this forum think Mario is a class. Yes, I like his personality too but wake up people, he's at the best just an average player. Nine goals in 15 games two of which are penalty kicks. He has no assists, very slow to get up, lazy to help defenders, not creative, one red card and four yellows. Because of all this and his lack of discipline he does not have positive influence on the team.
Take a look on some stats where smarter people than us measure overall player performance:
Mario is rated 153rd player in the Premier League on EA Sports Player Performance Index and 766th place worldwide on Full Castrol Edge football rankings. He is well below the rest of the key figures in the team.
If it was up to me, Mario could leave like yesterday, it wouldn't hurt the team a one bit.
Dez said:indifferent said:I can't understand why so many folks on this forum think Mario is a class. Yes, I like his personality too but wake up people, he's at the best just an average player. Nine goals in 15 games two of which are penalty kicks. He has no assists, very slow to get up, lazy to help defenders, not creative, one red card and four yellows. Because of all this and his lack of discipline he does not have positive influence on the team.
Take a look on some stats where smarter people than us measure overall player performance:
Mario is rated 153rd player in the Premier League on EA Sports Player Performance Index and 766th place worldwide on Full Castrol Edge footab all rankings. He is well below the rest of the key figures in the team.
If it was up to me, Mario could leave like yesterday, it wouldn't hurt the team a one bit.
LOL. What a twat. He's so low in those rankings because they take into consideration tracking back and how much you run, completed passes etc.
He should have 3 or 4 more goals on top of that total btw... the goal vs Wolves that wasn't offside, the tap in that nasri fucked up, penalty vs United...
said this on derby day to rag mates slagging him off for being a fireworks dumb ass.JakeJackman_MCFC said:I love Mario, he could be our Cantona
Prestwich_Blue said:Reluctantly have to agree Tolmie. He's a great player and a real character but he's not right in the head sometimes when he's on the pitch. You just can't rely on him, particularly if he gets a mood on him.
Dez said:indifferent said:I can't understand why so many folks on this forum think Mario is a class. Yes, I like his personality too but wake up people, he's at the best just an average player. Nine goals in 15 games two of which are penalty kicks. He has no assists, very slow to get up, lazy to help defenders, not creative, one red card and four yellows. Because of all this and his lack of discipline he does not have positive influence on the team.
Take a look on some stats where smarter people than us measure overall player performance:
Mario is rated 153rd player in the Premier League on EA Sports Player Performance Index and 766th place worldwide on Full Castrol Edge football rankings. He is well below the rest of the key figures in the team.
If it was up to me, Mario could leave like yesterday, it wouldn't hurt the team a one bit.
LOL. What a twat. He's so low in those rankings because they take into consideration tracking back and how much you run, completed passes etc.
He should have 3 or 4 more goals on top of that total btw... the goal vs Wolves that wasn't offside, the tap in that nasri fucked up, penalty vs United...
indifferent said:Dez said:indifferent said:I can't understand why so many folks on this forum think Mario is a class. Yes, I like his personality too but wake up people, he's at the best just an average player. Nine goals in 15 games two of which are penalty kicks. He has no assists, very slow to get up, lazy to help defenders, not creative, one red card and four yellows. Because of all this and his lack of discipline he does not have positive influence on the team.
Take a look on some stats where smarter people than us measure overall player performance:
Mario is rated 153rd player in the Premier League on EA Sports Player Performance Index and 766th place worldwide on Full Castrol Edge football rankings. He is well below the rest of the key figures in the team.
If it was up to me, Mario could leave like yesterday, it wouldn't hurt the team a one bit.
LOL. What a twat. He's so low in those rankings because they take into consideration tracking back and how much you run, completed passes etc.
He should have 3 or 4 more goals on top of that total btw... the goal vs Wolves that wasn't offside, the tap in that nasri fucked up, penalty vs United...
So, what should be included in ratings if not past games, how much they run, completed passes, goals, positive influence on the team, etc? His ass? lmfao
Wrong. There is a lot of underpaid players who perform far better than Mario. And, some of them are overpaid as Mario. Hundreds of players are happy with their pay and don't want to leave their clubs and that doesn't show in transfermark. Thansfermarkt tells you just how much their clubs hope to get for their own players. What they get is another story. More importantly, hundreds of players are happy with their pay and clubs so they don't want to even consider to leave their clubs. Their true value never shows in transfermarkt because they are never transferred.Mancio said:indifferent said:The rankings are based on 12 months, not last few games. You can argue that rankings are of +/- 20 places but not 700. Besides, Mario is very low on EA ratings too. If you have DVR at home just record one game and then watch only what Mario does with or without ball. Just watch him and try to be objective and you'll see. The ratings are not wrong that much.The Fat el Hombre said:Ahhhhh those castrol rankings. Adebayor and van buyten joint 7th. Sturridge 19th, Aguero 21st, xavi and iniesta in the late 20s. There really is no arguing with those rankings.
in football there is just one valuable rating , the market price.
this.
<a class="postlink" href="http://www.transfermarkt.it/en/mario-balotelli/mwverlaufgraph/spieler_45146.html" onclick="window.open(this.href);return false;">http://www.transfermarkt.it/en/mario-ba ... 45146.html</a>
but i'm sure you'll find at least 156 players with an higher price tag , you rag clown.
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indifferent said:The rankings are based on 12 months, not last few games. You can argue that rankings are of +/- 20 places but not 700. Besides, Mario is very low on EA ratings too. If you have DVR at home just record one game and then watch only what Mario does with or without ball. Just watch him and try to be objective and you'll see. The ratings are not wrong that much.The Fat el Hombre said:Ahhhhh those castrol rankings. Adebayor and van buyten joint 7th. Sturridge 19th, Aguero 21st, xavi and iniesta in the late 20s. There really is no arguing with those rankings.
in football there is just one valuable rating , the market price.
this.
<a class="postlink" href="http://www.transfermarkt.it/en/mario-balotelli/mwverlaufgraph/spieler_45146.html" onclick="window.open(this.href);return false;">http://www.transfermarkt.it/en/mario-ba ... 45146.html</a>
but i'm sure you'll find at least 156 players with an higher price tag , you indifferen rag clown.
indifferent said:I can't understand why so many folks on this forum think Mario is a class. Yes, I like his personality too but wake up people, he's at the best just an average player. Nine goals in 15 games two of which are penalty kicks. He has no assists, very slow to get up, lazy to help defenders, not creative, one red card and four yellows. Because of all this and his lack of discipline he does not have positive influence on the team.
Take a look on some stats where smarter people than us measure overall player performance:
Mario is rated 153rd player in the Premier League on EA Sports Player Performance Index and 766th place worldwide on Full Castrol Edge football rankings. He is well below the rest of the key figures in the team.
If it was up to me, Mario could leave like yesterday, it wouldn't hurt the team a one bit.