Here is Iniesta World Cup 2010 stats:
https://docs.google.com/spreadsheet/ccc?key=0Ai10DGghuMTrdDR4N0NWMm1yTWNEWHQ3bTZvYVhwV2c#gid=0
And there:
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His 2008 Euro stats in this video (direct comparision with Pedri 2020)
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Now we know Iniesta made 155 passes in final third with 10 key passes. We know Pedri completed 177 passes in final third with 11 key passes. Tell me, which one is better in passing game.
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We also know Iniesta completed 199 passes in Euro 2008. Now tell me, do you think 177/199 of his passes are final third passes?
Obviously not.
I bring Iniesta here as an example of how silly your number of passes point is. Thinking a player makes less than 50 passes is the main problem of team's passing game is just wrong.
Won't make your best midfielder in the world with unparalleled passing ability Mavericky have any more minutes under Xavi of all people