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I’ve always liked him, great player, very versatile. About the stat above, meaningless, Messi debuted at 17, the others 2 were in their prime… and Messi still shines as a GOAT.

Nowadays that would be 3 yellow card in a single play…back then it was routine to go straight for the legs

I watched only the second half (fortunately): awful, physically overpowered/ bullied, completely dominated from start to finish. We were practically unable to build up or play out from the back; all long balls intended to bypass the press were lost. We can't romantically think we'll always win...

The difference was nothing short of impressive, almost ridiculous.

Imo considering the squad we have, we should decide which competition to focus on more. I think for the copa del rey (throughout the whole competition) we should have more or less played only with the reserves.

Game changer

Shit as usul

Player with football IQ at divine levels

(y) My post in Alvarez’ thread:

Yesterday he behaved like a tipycal RM player

Yes, it was a bad defeat, but it’s the copa, let’s finally digest it and move on now, atm is already practically out of the title race we’re not. For the second leg… it’s going to be very difficult, and frankly I’m not even sure it’s worth risking injuries or wasting energy… but ok let’s see...

Ferran definitely motm

Motm

Very bad game. Amen, it happens, it’s just the copa, let’s learn from it and move forward.

Overrated. We definitely don’t need a striker with that profile: we need a physically dominant cf, strong in aerial duels, target for crosses and long balls, and for hold-up play to allow the team to move up the pitch.

I couldn’t watch the match, but i’m happy about the win, against a likable team that knocked out RM:shit:

Sinner..75% first serves in, 26 aces to 12, and with the same number of unforced errors he won 30 more points; 18 break points to 8, yet he finished the match with only 12 more points overall. That means he lost almost all the crucial points (only 2 break points converted). And in the 5. set...

Yes, it's true that injury changed his career. But it wasn't just that. To reach and stay at the highest levels today, talent alone is no longer enough, you need to be obsessive about both physical and mental preparation: he wasn't. After winning the WC, he was more focused on partying than on...

:ohmy::worthy:

Verstappen with more wins, more pole positions with a clearly inferior car, and he practically never puts a foot wrong. Paradoxically this is the chsmpionschip that has cemented him among the greatest of all time.