I'm With Stupid
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So when's the bus parade to show off their trophy?
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avoidconfusion
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Salah benefits from how Liverpool play; City benefit from how KDB plays.
100% agree, so I think KDB should have won it as he had a bigger influence on the entire Team and without him we would not have won the League with such ease.
Salah should get the golden boot of course but other than scoring goals I don't see how he has contributed as much as KDB has.
I saw a post on reddit which summed it up for me.
"When there was a league to be fought, De Bruyne was by far the better player".
Week after week after week he was running games. Making crucial passes, assists and scoring goals. He's the most complete footballer in the league. Hands down.
"When there was a league to be fought, De Bruyne was by far the better player".
Week after week after week he was running games. Making crucial passes, assists and scoring goals. He's the most complete footballer in the league. Hands down.
Barcon
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Salah's goals will amount to nothing whatsoever.
Kevs goals have resulted in a league and cup double.
Kevs goals have resulted in a league and cup double.
Bert Trautmanns Helemet
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Imagine it the other way round. So Liverpool have not only run away with the league in equal-record time, but they are also on course to win the most points ever, the most goals ever, the most wins ever, the best goal difference ever, etc, etc. All time English records going back to the beginning of football in Victorian times. The three highest assists in the league are all Liverpool midfielders, and those players are getting rave reviews for playing a new and exciting brand of football possibly never seen in England before. One of their wingers has scored more than double his best ever previous total goals, etc. They've also won the League Cup.
Meanwhile, City are third and earlier in the season lost 0-5 to Liverpool, but Aguero has scored a lot of goals.
Would you expect Aguero to win Player of the Season ?
Top post and very hard to fault the logic.
malg
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That's quite good actually.I saw a post on reddit which summed it up for me.
"When there was a league to be fought, De Bruyne was by far the better player".
Week after week after week he was running games. Making crucial passes, assists and scoring goals. He's the most complete footballer in the league. Hands down.
100% agree, so I think KDB should have won it as he had a bigger influence on the entire Team and without him we would not have won the League with such ease.
Salah should get the golden boot of course but other than scoring goals I don't see how he has contributed as much as KDB has.
If the two players had switched clubs at the start of the season Liverpool would be much closer to City.
Lovebitesandeveryfing
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Just been wondering, though (and this is a shout out to stat geeks). Has it ever happened before, either in the PL era, or in the old First Division era, that a team is champions three times in one decade (less, actually), and not exactly far from the top when not champions ,and not once got the Player of the Year? i really do wonder...