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Yeah, that's the "oh sheeit, here we go again" moment i often have too. :lol:

I wouldn't mind Rabiot at this point. :neutral:

For several years already.

Lol at Ter Corpse next to Kroos.

Ah, i see. Thought for a moment there were other money laundering deals under the hood i never even heard off.

Who in fuck is Mirotic and Higgins? :lol:

Did he just steal the 'news' from Barcaforum?

Seems plausible given what they count as assists now days. Don't remember any great through balls from him.

"the way a society thinks" "tradition" Buzzwords and platitudes that don't exist within language of exact sciences, while biological and physiological (including genetics) reality is quite well researched. It's you, who seem confused, while name dropping loud words such as "scientific evidence"...

And only one penalty scored in shootout after it bounces from post to arse of the goalkeeper.

That's not my point. Can you name a single modern player, who if was playing in 90s/00s would be on the level of Zidane, Ronaldinho, Rivaldo or even Del Piero, Rui Cost and Hagi? We get guys like De Bruyne in talks for ballon'dor lmao, and he is already an outlier. What makes you think these...

Yeah, because todays players have such high level of mastery.

What's the magic dust that creates the german physical attributes and mindset?

Why would he be scolded for lack of passes lol, when the entire Brazil team couldn't string more than 3 passes together at any given time. Not to say he's good or anything, but come one, man.

How did Bapp get there?

A magical fairy dust concept like "tradition" that has no concrete unpacking into scientific realm at all and is only used in soft sciences like history and sociology is the real thing, while genetics and physics has no basis in science. The key to understanding modern left. No wonder you can't...

Guess there's no scientific evidence on why track & field running competitions are completely dominated by blacks. It's just pure cohencidence. Nothing whatsoever to do with physics.

To have an effective transition game you actually need to play pretty passes. The "transition game" that was displayed in this match was like kids in the backyard hoofing and pinging ball back and forth. There were hardly any coherent attacks in that game.

Yes, pretty much that. It was Sunday league level, including technically.

Is there some youtube comp of all those chances created by Pedri? I honestly don't remember him creating that much.