Clarence Seedorf

[JamDav1982]

It's not a swipe, it's a honest observation how thousand year old Seedorf can boss the Brasileiro A. And that really doesn't come in surprise when the game has so much less quality and is played such a slow pace.

European Leagues, age 16-35, 84 goals 582 games, 0,14 GpG
Brazilian League, age 35-37, 12 goals 34 games, 0,35 GpG

Thats what happens when put on penalties maybe.

 

[jiopi]

Thats what happens when put on penalties maybe.

Seedorf hasn't scored penalties in Brasileiro.

And it's not only goals either, he seems so much better in there than he did in his last seasons in Europe.

 

[JamDav1982]

Seedorf hasn't scored penalties in Brasileiro.

And it's not only goals either, he seems so much better in there than he did in his last seasons in Europe.

Where are you getting those stats from?

 

[jiopi]

Where are you getting those stats from?

European stats from WIKI and Brasileiro from transfermarkt.

 

[Ode to Django]

It's not a swipe, it's a honest observation how thousand year old Seedorf can boss the Brasileiro A. And that really doesn't come in surprise when the game has so much less quality and is played such a slow pace, than European equivalents.

European Leagues, age 16-35, 84 goals 582 games, 0,14 GpG
Brazilian League, age 35-37, 12 goals 34 games, 0,35 GpG

Not particularly, because Serie A is a very slow paced league aswell, Seedorf bossed from deep, but couldn't hack it further upfront in Serie A any longer, look at his performance against Tottenham at WHL in the champions league, completely dominated the 'pace and strength' of Tottenham. He is still now in great physical shape and always had the brains, probably had new motivation aswell & didn't want to do your stereotypical wind down your career in Brasil, wants to prove to everybody that he can still hack it.

Anyway nice to see you weren't swiping at his goalscoring record, which i thought you were.

 

[raskolnikov]

Penalties are like freekicks for Seedorf, even if he scored 8 that would be incredible.

 

[Ode to Django]

 

[DonAndres]

Heard Seedorf is favorite to take over for Allegri, bold move if true.

 

[Dan1983]

Bold move indeed, but maybe he is suited to coaching Milan.

 

[Trickykid]

He hasn't announced retirement yet, though, has he? I went to check his wiki, and he's scored a walloping 20 goals in 42 matches for Botafogo. That's seriously impressive.

 

[Meitux]

Yes he hasn't retired yet, and he does indeed score. But coaching so early after his retirement wouldn't be so good idea im thinking as well. Either Milan can't find one and it's a move of desperation or if they choose him rather than other options not so good idea.

 

[Cule4life]

What about AVB for Milan?

 

[Deco 20]

Milan coach!

 

[XaviMessiGirl]

Milan coach!

Bbilan coach!

 

[Ode to Django]

http://www.uefa.com/uefachampionsleague/video/videoid=2055096.html?autoplay=true