9 - Robert Lewandowski

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He would be of use just thanks to his presence alone, pinning one or two CBs on him during crosses. idk what Flick was thinking, Ferran in no space is almost useless. Ferran + Lewy would have been good though.
 

TemporaryFan

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Someone like Lewa is not a guy whose efforts are to be aborted before the job is done. It is different when he is invisible, disengaged from the team effort, and replaced because of it, but he was everywhere in the attacking work, posing a formidable threat.
Who cares how many strikes of an ax it takes for a lumberjack to bring a tree down, as long as the tree goes down, it is all that matters.
 

Messigician

Senior Member
Starts season well and falls off a cliff

Tell me where you’ve seen this story before

There’s a reason clubs don’t play with 36 year old strikers it isn’t because we are Ageist
 

TemporaryFan

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Yeah, I knew they were talking about this one...

That's not a tap in situation. Even if it were, the tap in happened. This is the goalkeeper's improvised save, not Lewandowski's fuck up. What exactly wrong did he do with that attempt...too little power, too much, wrong direction? Anywhere he would have directed the ball, the same exact save could have worked.

The pass was perfect, so was the attacker's position procurement by adequate running onto the place of shot. The situation was very dynamic. A tap in is when a goal scorer is in front of an empty goal. I mean, every child knows that, those who say Lewandowski had an easy tap in say it out of frustration because it is hard to put up with such a unexpected loss.
 

Messigician

Senior Member
They tried telling me tractor was on his level

Luis Suarez's most underrated records:

▶️ Won European golden boot without a single penalty goal
▶️ Has more Goals/Assists than matches played
▶️ Won 2 European golden boots in Messi & Ronaldo era, while also playing in the same league
▶️ 2nd highest assist in football history
 

Messigician

Senior Member
Yeah, I knew they were talking about this one...

That's not a tap in situation. Even if it were, the tap in happened. This is the goalkeeper's improvised save, not Lewandowski's fuck up. What exactly wrong did he do with that attempt...too little power, too much, wrong direction? Anywhere he would have directed the ball, the same exact save could have worked.

The pass was perfect, so was the attacker's position procurement by adequate running onto the place of shot. The situation was very dynamic. A tap in is when a goal scorer is in front of an empty goal. I mean, every child knows that, those who say Lewandowski had an easy tap in say it out of frustration because it is hard to put up with such an unexpected loss.
Top corner
 

TemporaryFan

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Top corner
Oh yeah...how about making a salto while at it?
If you dislike Lewandowski, why do bother coming here...just to piss people off?
It is like calling something shit and then deliberately choose to wallow in that shit like a pig.

Messi strkes me as a migldgety half brain too, he can shine C. Ronaldo shoes as far as I see it, but I don't go to the threads about him to troll.
 

Maradona37

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Messi strkes me as a migldgety half brain too, he can shine C. Ronaldo shoes as far as I see it, but I don't go to the threads about him to troll.
Totally disagree - Messi has a far higher football IQ than C Ronaldo and is miles better in so many facets of the game, lol (dribbling, passing, ability in tight spaces, playmaking, vision, football IQ, free-kicks, chipping the ball and so on). Ronaldo can't shine his shoes more like. Ronaldo - while an excellent player - is less talented than many in history and vastly overrated due to his goal stats. He's not a special talent relative to the best players ever.

Weird take to say Messi can't shine Ronaldo's shoes - he's clearly the miles more gifted footballer.

They both seem dumb off the park, though.
 

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