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I forgot to mention that I saw Nissen Kristensen's debut against my local team Roda. He had a mediocre debut but it's too early to judge him at this point.

I did hear about his arrival at Ajax, but I can't tell you how he's doing as I haven't seen him play yet ;) I'll keep you updated whenever I see young Danes play ;)

I think you're missing my point. All I'm saying is that coincidentally, it can happen that a not so good player randomly ends up on a large unbeaten run.

Yeah, he often attempted to shoot from impossible angles and distances, as if he wanted to prove the public and himself he could still do it, even though he could not. Not closely. I watch like 1 or 2 Ajax games a month I would say.

:lol: I love the way he hits the bar from about 3 yards out, with so much conviction, at 4:15 in the first video

Yeah, he seemed like a superstar in the making when he first played matches for the Ajax first team. In my memory, the injuries have indeed changed him. He seemed to have a lot more brovado and explosiveness back when he first played for the first team than when he came back after injuries...

Being unbeaten with a particular player on the pitch says nothing (*ahem cough* André Gomes *AHEM cough cough*). PSV Eindhoven player Joshua Brenet (quite average) went unbeaten for 53 league games. Stats like this are a coincidence more than anything. Not to say Iniesta isn't a world class...

+1 It annoys me how our players often give Leo the ball, even when it's not necessary to do so. I get he's the goat and that when you want to try to force something, you give him the ball, but come on. Well done Rakibleach.

I am really happy for Jasper that he finally got his chance to shine. Like Origami said, his biggest weakness is that he doesn't seem to be able to stop penalties. If I remember correctly, all 30 or so penalties taken with him in goal ended up in the back of the net. Funniest thing is that...

There's no way Zidane won't be fired if/when they lose to Psg. They are still crossing the ball in all the time, with no result...

I've heard before that Messi doesn't like to be rested, but surely he realises he has to be rested sometimes for his own sake (especially in a long world cup season like this)?

It will hurt to see Giroud in a Chelsea shirt... Wenger will probably play both Aubameyang and Lacazette up front as a duo. Why the hell did he never try that with Lacazette/Giroud? Shame Giroud will be 2nd striker at Chelsea too. I would have loved for him to be the main striker somewhere, at...

Great goal by Mertens indeed

One could argue that the fact that Tottenham isn't a top top team makes it a great club to go to for young players in the Eredivisie. There is not as much pressure to win trophies as in other clubs and the quality of players is slightly lower, which makes it easier to get a starting spot. When...

not just Sanchez. Vertonghen and Eriksen did the same. Moves from Ajax to Tottenham seem to always work out well. With Dembele and Alderweireld, Tottenham have 2 other players that played in the Dutch league, only they needed an extra step before going to Tottenham. Sanchez was far ahead of De...

I like this RakiBleach as well, he was everywhere.

Coutinho Dr. Phil The almighty new Nr 14 Oh sorry, got too carried away 1. Messi 2. Rakitic 3. Iniesta

Kohe321 loooool I forgot this existed. Thanks for reminding me of the tool I will be using to stop myself from punching the screen, next time I see Muller celebrate a goal.

Van Dijk is strong and good in the air, he has good vision and is a good long passer. He is also surprisingly agily for someone his size. He seems to be pretty press-resistant as well. I don't know if he's worth his price tag but he will definitely improve Liverpool.

For what it's worth, Thomas Muller is apparantly one of the main jokers at Bayern Munich. I have to agree he has a very punchable face, especially after he scores goals.