KingMessi
SiempreBlaugrana
Well, we're going in circles now again
Of course.
Well, we're going in circles now again
Ter Stegen is nowhere near vital right now. At least, not in the way you are describing.
Well, I am pointing out that one should rather be imagining how good Barça would be. Who cares how good he'd be by now, if we were still worse off with him rather than Bravo? Also, who cares about MATS' career in another club?
Imagine how good Douglas would be by now if we played him every match. (Extreme example to drive down the point).
Well, I am pointing out that one should rather be imagining how good Barça would be. Who cares how good he'd be by now, if we were still worse off with him rather than Bravo? Also, who cares about MATS' career in another club?
Imagine how good Douglas would be by now if we played him every match. (Extreme example to drive down the point).
Love the straw man at the end brah.
I think you're confused.
The Douglas example.
I know!
If you know that that was twisting the argument for TS and consistent game time, then why'd you use it?
I know what you were referring to. It's not a straw man argument.
The comparison is, it doesn't matter how much MATS improves with game time, because Bravo is so good it won't translate into much better results for the team anyway. So there's no point even bothering wasting time imagining things like that. I am not disputing that MATS, himself, could/would improve by getting consistent game time, any player would (including Douglas). That's obvious.
Right now Barca is at a record unbeaten 28 game streak, there is little upside potential from changing keepers but a lot of downside risk.
A straw man is a common form of argument and is an informal fallacy based on giving the impression of refuting an opponent's argument, while actually refuting an argument which was not advanced by that opponent.
Look, nobody in the last few pages said Barca would be better with Ter Stegen in goal for the league. What was said was this: Imagine how good Ter Stegen would be if he played week in, week out. Instead, you're saying "The comparison is, it doesn't matter how much MATS improves with game time, because Bravo is so good it won't translate into much better results for the team anyway." Whereas, nobody was saying that (in the last few pages) in the first place.
So yes, it is a straw man, even if you didn't intend it to be one.
You're talking about one thing, whereas what was said was something else. Both sides are probably correct, but it's not really helping further the discussion nor is it really worth arguing about.