Salford_Blue
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BlueGun said:Miles better than Barry.
I don't know how anyone could deny that.
And better than Joe Hart in midfield...get him in I say.
BlueGun said:Miles better than Barry.
I don't know how anyone could deny that.
BlueGun said:Miles better than Barry.
I don't know how anyone could deny that.
Actually not really especially as we rely on Barry to read the game in front of him and get things started. That's what Modric is very good at doing.Stoned Rose said:BlueGun said:Miles better than Barry.
I don't know how anyone could deny that.
Apples & oranges.
taconinja said:Actually not really especially as we rely on Barry to read the game in front of him and get things started. That's what Modric is very good at doing.Stoned Rose said:BlueGun said:Miles better than Barry.
I don't know how anyone could deny that.
Apples & oranges.
Also, the entire Croatian team was obviously instructed to play tight the first half to prevent tiredness in the second half from chasing Spain as well as to keep the score close. He did his job and he did it well.
You know very well that I'm only saying they're comparable, i.e. they are valid subjects for comparison, in that they're deep-lying playmakers. Personally? I prefer Barry as he provides better cover for the defense.Stoned Rose said:taconinja said:Actually not really especially as we rely on Barry to read the game in front of him and get things started. That's what Modric is very good at doing.Stoned Rose said:Apples & oranges.
Also, the entire Croatian team was obviously instructed to play tight the first half to prevent tiredness in the second half from chasing Spain as well as to keep the score close. He did his job and he did it well.
Actually not really especially as we rely on Barry to read the game in front of him and get things started. That's what Modric is very good at doing.
Erm actually yes really.
For starters every player on the pitch is required to 'to read the game in front of him and get things started'. Thats how the game works.
Secondly, Barry has a few categories to his game that Modric doesn't such as covering, tracking back, breaking things up. Modric has a category that Barry doesn't ie 'flair', creativity whatever you want to call it.
If you want to compare Modric's style to someone that'd be Scholes, but without the goal scoring aspect.
Comparing Modric's style to Barry's is like comparing Nasri's to Fletcher's.
Um... I didn't? I said they at their natural positions perform similar roles. They set the stage.mancblue said:How can you say Modric is better than Barry? Two total different players. If Modric was to be compared with one of ours then it's Yaya.
taconinja said:You know very well that I'm only saying they're comparable, i.e. they are valid subjects for comparison, in that they're deep-lying playmakers. Personally? I prefer Barry as he provides better cover for the defense.Stoned Rose said:taconinja said:Actually not really especially as we rely on Barry to read the game in front of him and get things started. That's what Modric is very good at doing.
Also, the entire Croatian team was obviously instructed to play tight the first half to prevent tiredness in the second half from chasing Spain as well as to keep the score close. He did his job and he did it well.
Actually not really especially as we rely on Barry to read the game in front of him and get things started. That's what Modric is very good at doing.
Erm actually yes really.
For starters every player on the pitch is required to 'to read the game in front of him and get things started'. Thats how the game works.
Secondly, Barry has a few categories to his game that Modric doesn't such as covering, tracking back, breaking things up. Modric has a category that Barry doesn't ie 'flair', creativity whatever you want to call it.
If you want to compare Modric's style to someone that'd be Scholes, but without the goal scoring aspect.
Comparing Modric's style to Barry's is like comparing Nasri's to Fletcher's.
Um... I didn't? I said they at their natural positions perform similar roles. They set the stage.mancblue said:How can you say Modric is better than Barry? Two total different players. If Modric was to be compared with one of ours then it's Yaya.
He wasn't talking to you.taconinja said:You know very well that I'm only saying they're comparable, i.e. they are valid subjects for comparison, in that they're deep-lying playmakers. Personally? I prefer Barry as he provides better cover for the defense.Stoned Rose said:taconinja said:Actually not really especially as we rely on Barry to read the game in front of him and get things started. That's what Modric is very good at doing.
Also, the entire Croatian team was obviously instructed to play tight the first half to prevent tiredness in the second half from chasing Spain as well as to keep the score close. He did his job and he did it well.
Actually not really especially as we rely on Barry to read the game in front of him and get things started. That's what Modric is very good at doing.
Erm actually yes really.
For starters every player on the pitch is required to 'to read the game in front of him and get things started'. Thats how the game works.
Secondly, Barry has a few categories to his game that Modric doesn't such as covering, tracking back, breaking things up. Modric has a category that Barry doesn't ie 'flair', creativity whatever you want to call it.
If you want to compare Modric's style to someone that'd be Scholes, but without the goal scoring aspect.
Comparing Modric's style to Barry's is like comparing Nasri's to Fletcher's.
Um... I didn't? I said they at their natural positions perform similar roles. They set the stage.mancblue said:How can you say Modric is better than Barry? Two total different players. If Modric was to be compared with one of ours then it's Yaya.
And to set the stage. We often check back to him to restart an attack. Do others do this? Over the course of a game, yes, but he does it reliably and well. What's controversial about this?Stoned Rose said:Barry is not a playmaker. Barry is a defensive midfielder. His role is to support the playmakers.
Thank you for clarifying. :)He wasn't talking to you.