9 - Robert Lewandowski

TemporaryFan

Well-known member
Your place is not here but in a toilet. You should be banned if this forum would be monitored. Nobody enjoys your language that’s for sure.
My language is commensurate to your sewer level of posting. You're calling Lewandowski bum, trash, shit, useless, well knowing it is not appreciated by many of this thread viewers. So there we go, let's do the talking...what, can't take it?!
How about you tell me about my education level again? Don't bother...call mods now to bail you out, soy boy with rabbit heart snowflake.
 

iniestaGOAT

Senior Member
My language is commensurate to your sewer level of posting. You're calling Lewandowski bum, trash, shit, useless, well knowing it is not appreciated by many of this thread viewers. So there we go, let's do the talking...what, can't take it?!
How about you tell me about my education level again? Don't bother...call mods now to bail you out, soy boy with rabbit heart snowflake.

He said you are a bum
Shut up
 

TemporaryFan

Well-known member
We were hoofing long balls a lot in 2nd half, it made perfect sense to keep him on for that
Of course, number of times he won aerial duels, was awarded free kicks, also returned to play defensively.
He is still much stronger physically from the likes of Yamal, Pedri, Gavi and Olmo.
Tractor with 600 horsepower Caterpillar engine.

Also, experienced more than anybody elsein such difficult situations.
 

TemporaryFan

Well-known member
Criminal that he wasn't taken off at half time. Less than passenger since red card without his fault, obviously. Flick and club to blame.
What Raphinha did. Goalscoring. Might as well have been the deed of Lewandowski.
That's why he kept him on.
Look at the picture outside the frame. For faks sake, why is it not obvious and crystal clear?
 

Gnidrologist

Senior Member
No, the chances Lewa scores the same kind of goal in these circumstances is less than -2000% . Wtf. You seem level headed guy most of the time, but your pollack berserk instinct gets hold of you to become complete retard at times.

Barca needed legs, pressing and midfield controll after being man down. None of which lew provides. He's good at scoring goals from static positions, when provided chances, which is almost impossible, when man down. He is the slowest and clumsiest player on the entire starting lineup, so he can't participate in counter attacks, let alone be a point man for scoring. His holdup play, at lest at this age, is null. He never wins any battle and gets bodied easily by tiny defenders, who are younger.

So basically every single trump he might have got taken away from him, while he stumbles around the field like mannequin on roller skates instead of giving way for somebody younger, who can at least work his ass off in pressing and run into spaces for counters. As i said, no brainer.
 

Barcaman

Administrator
Staff member
Can't move, can't pass, weak on his feet.

When he fails to score there is nothing in his game.

I love Flick but his bias is clowding his judgement.
 

TemporaryFan

Well-known member
No, the chances Lewa scores the same kind of goal in these circumstances is less than -2000% . Wtf. You seem level headed guy most of the time, but your pollack berserk instinct gets hold of you to become complete retard at times.

Barca needed legs, pressing and midfield controll after being man down. None of which lew provides. He's good at scoring goals from static positions, when provided chances, which is almost impossible, when man down. He is the slowest and clumsiest player on the entire starting lineup, so he can't participate in counter attacks, let alone be a point man for scoring. His holdup play, at lest at this age, is null. He never wins any battle and gets bodied easily by tiny defenders, who are younger.

So basically every single trump he might have got taken away from him, while he stumbles around the field like mannequin on roller skates instead of giving way for somebody younger, who can at least work his ass off in pressing and run into spaces for counters. As i said, no brainer.
For Flick, like a chess GM ... one glance at the board as a whole, instead of counting individual worths of pawns and pieces, was enough to see the winning formula.

Lewandowski, until the wear and tear took a hold of him, was an important wedge in those aforementioned hoofs. Especially, that those originated from Szczęsny himself. Wasn't it Lewandowski's aerial skirmish that originated in a sequence of events resulting in a loose ball which was neglected by the opponents and finally was claimed by Raphinha? This might as well have been my nephew's goal. No fucking kidding.

Something like this...

 

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