Loki
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UPDATE: Dani Olmo has just suffered a blow, no injury has been found in his joints. But he will likely not play against Switzerland as a precautionary measure.
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Thank god. Might be a blessing in disguise with him getting some rest now.UPDATE: Dani Olmo has just suffered a blow, no injury has been found in his joints. But he will likely not play against Switzerland as a precautionary measure.
@martinezferran
Thank god. Might be a blessing in disguise with him getting some rest now.
Clubs are weaker than FIFA, SL was already a testimonial of that and they know it now. It will not be scrapped, we have to be realistic.
But, getting to old system and correcting a mistake is doable. Coaches loved to rotate in friendlies, but not in tournaments. So get back to friendlies.
Because involving nationalist monkeys in the stands and flags wouldn't end up being taken seriously in a competition. Then there sre the mediocres who want a trophy or whatever they give at the end to brag to their national fan base.National league being taken seriously is a problem. It was supposed to be a replacement of friendlies, when teams used to use 20 players in the same game. Now, taking it seriously costs clubs more
Spanish Thomas MullerWhat I like the most about this guy is that he has the mindset of a killer, but without the arrogance. He is ruthless, cutthroat and super confident, yet despite that manages to stay low key and humble.
He breaks the mould. The Ronaldo era fooled us all in to thinking to be a top player you need that arrogance, self promotion and bravado. Excuse after excuse were made for Ronaldo's arrogance as a result.
Then along comes little Dani Olmo who will take the team on his shoulders but bring his teammates with him and not stand on the podium alone. He is the smartest player on the pitch, but will use his intelligence to help his teammates succeed, rather than grabbing all the success for himself.
Dani Olmo has taught us all, you don't need to be a bastard to be successful in business.
Nope, Dani is far from being a punchable prickSpanish Thomas Muller
Messi effectWhat I like the most about this guy is that he has the mindset of a killer, but without the arrogance. He is ruthless, cutthroat and super confident, yet despite that manages to stay low key and humble.
He breaks the mould. The Ronaldo era fooled us all in to thinking to be a top player you need that arrogance, self promotion and bravado. Excuse after excuse were made for Ronaldo's arrogance as a result.
Then along comes little Dani Olmo who will take the team on his shoulders but bring his teammates with him and not stand on the podium alone. He is the smartest player on the pitch, but will use his intelligence to help his teammates succeed, rather than grabbing all the success for himself.
Dani Olmo has taught us all, you don't need to be a bastard to be successful in business.
Are you guys sleeping??
what's the news about olmo that he is only allowed to play until winter?