3 La Liga assists for Fede today
3 La Liga asissts for Pedri in the last two seasons
Equality
Dont get mad bro, we know about these PR “opinion” awards. But respect for still rating Pedri, you are one of the last barca fans to do it 😀
Valverde already ran out of shining cream for Pedri's boots , needs to buy new bottle.
Last two seasons (your metric of choice)3 La Liga assists for Fede today
3 La Liga asissts for Pedri in the last two seasons
Equality
Dont get mad bro, we know about these PR “opinion” awards.
You are exactly right about the comparison. I decided to be generous with Pedri and compare him to Fede, its my faultNot even mad since you're comparing scrubs to football royalty.
Yeah , those are only ,,PR" awards when someone from your thief camp don't win it.
Keep coping boyo.
They are different players.
Valverde is not a silky player, who goes past couple of players in tight spaces, but he is wonderful in other ways, great engine, pace, and keeps our right flank more secure, as Carvajal doesn't have the legs to get up and down the pitch as fast anymore.
In short, he serves as both a right-midfielder and right-back, good utility.
Did the baby survive?Valverde:
"The doctor told us that the pregnancy was at extremely high risk
extremely high risk and that the chance of survival was very low if
she continued the pregnancy. We had no choice but to
wait and see. Imagine hearing those words ... 'Your baby probably won't make it.
probably not going to make it.' I can't describe the pain.
My wife suffered physically and mentally every day. I just
switched off. I'm someone who keeps everything bottled up. I know it's not healthy,
it's not healthy, but I'm just being honest. I never want
anyone to see me cry. Even my family," Valverde explained his nature.
Even when his parents visited, he went into his bedroom "to be alone. The 20 hours a day when I wasn't at football, I was isolated. No mobile phone. No iPad. Just silence. I felt like I had to be the rock because everyone else was suffering. I played a character," confessed the South American.
I don't have any kids myself, but I cannot imagine how scary it is to be told your unborn baby likely won't survive. I don't know what happened as I don't keep up with players' personal lives for the most part.Valverde:
"The doctor told us that the pregnancy was at extremely high risk
extremely high risk and that the chance of survival was very low if
she continued the pregnancy. We had no choice but to
wait and see. Imagine hearing those words ... 'Your baby probably won't make it.
probably not going to make it.' I can't describe the pain.
My wife suffered physically and mentally every day. I just
switched off. I'm someone who keeps everything bottled up. I know it's not healthy,
it's not healthy, but I'm just being honest. I never want
anyone to see me cry. Even my family," Valverde explained his nature.
Even when his parents visited, he went into his bedroom "to be alone. The 20 hours a day when I wasn't at football, I was isolated. No mobile phone. No iPad. Just silence. I felt like I had to be the rock because everyone else was suffering. I played a character," confessed the South American.