Gareth Bale

Bucky

Penya Member
Shocking stuff. Quite pathetic on all fronts from Bale's transition from being a poor Ronaldo to the fans kicking out because he didn't sign, wow.

English fans and english media have always done that with Bale.

Excuse me? Watch who you paint with the generic brush lol

Why would English fans give two s***'s about Bale? He's Welsh, not English. He played for Spurs so anyone else couldn't give one either. Now he's at Madrid, plastics may love him but so far I haven't heard the media ranting about him here in England... so... yeeeaaah...
 
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Hamzah

High Definition Member
Shocking stuff. Quite pathetic on all fronts from Bale's transition from being a poor Ronaldo to the fans kicking out because he didn't sign, wow.



Excuse me? Watch who you paint with the generic brush lol

Why would English fans give two s***'s about Bale? He's Welsh, not English. He played for Spurs so anyone else couldn't give one either. Now he's at Madrid, plastics may love him but so far I haven't heard the media ranting about him here in England... so... yeeeaaah...

Every Madrid game is a Bale love in though.
 

serghei

Senior Member
Excuse me? Watch who you paint with the generic brush lol

Why would English fans give two s***'s about Bale? He's Welsh, not English. He played for Spurs so anyone else couldn't give one either. Now he's at Madrid, plastics may love him but so far I haven't heard the media ranting about him here in England... so... yeeeaaah...

I'm talking as a general perspective. Sure, there are british fans that don't care about Bale, but most of them (or a big part of them) think whatever comes from Premier League is solid gold, especially if they have some british genes in them. They tend to overrate players that played in their league or are in some way related with british football.

English media is also the entity that came out with revelatory lines like: "Messi would struggle in a cold night at the Britannia". As if winning at Stoke is a mountain to climb compared to winning at Bernabeu for instance.

I'm pretty sure that if you make a poll amongst british fans, most of them will say Ronaldo is a better player than Messi.
 
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Kerrybai

New member
I'm talking as a general perspective. Sure, there are british fans that don't care about Bale, but most of them (or a big part of them) think whatever comes from Premier League is solid gold, especially if they have some british genes in them. They tend to overrate players that played in their league or are in some way related with british football.

English media is also the entity that came out with revelatory lines like: "Messi would struggle in a cold night at the Britannia". As if winning at Stoke is a mountain to climb compared to winning at Bernabeu for instance.

I'm pretty sure that if you make a poll amongst british fans, most of them will say Ronaldo is a better player than Messi.

Nah enough people in England hate Ronaldo as he's ex United.
 

Bucky

Penya Member
I'm talking as a general perspective. Sure, there are british fans that don't care about Bale, but most of them (or a big part of them) think whatever comes from Premier League is solid gold, especially if they have some british genes in them. They tend to overrate players that played in their league or are in some way related with british football.

English media is also the entity that came out with revelatory lines like: "Messi would struggle in a cold night at the Britannia". As if winning at Stoke is a mountain to climb compared to winning at Bernabeu for instance.

I'm pretty sure that if you make a poll amongst british fans, most of them will say Ronaldo is a better player than Messi.

Yeah that's why I said "watch who you paint with the generic brush lol", aka general perspective, and I'm saying speaking in general is bad. It's an ugly way of thinking and it's not most or a big part, it's a minority. Welshies may follow Bale because he's Welsh, Spurs fans may hold him as part of the family, but anyone outside of Wales or Spurs I guarantee couldn't give one or would be the vast minority.

Don't get me started on British media, they suck balls. They try and hype up the England games ahead of the WC & Euro's but are very quick to criticize and generally rip them a part. God forbid they play well because then they're all over it saying they'll win the entire tournament. Fickle & brain dead.

Negative, Ronaldo is ex Man U, the none Man U fans are brought up to mega loathe Man Ure. Only plastics love that s.o.b & FIFA kids. Sure you get actual football fans that may respect him, but they would respect both. You get good & bad no matter where you're from.

Oh actually that just reminded me, there was a poll run during the beginning of the WC on ITV I believe it was, asking who is the best, Ronaldo or Messi; it was close but Messi tipped it about 54-58%, the football experts as well as that twat Adrian Chiles favoured Messi too. Same on Xbox One's WC app, they asked the community who was better. In my region & country the poll was a land slide in Messi's favour, Worldwide it went fairly equal but Messi won.
 

CuleLife4Life

Active member
I don't think he'll get the same number of goals but when CR finally leaves, he'll score a lot more. And if Jese pans out as a forward along with another decent winger purchase, I don't think RM will miss Cristiano's goals to terribly.
 

Morten

Senior Member
I don't think he'll get the same number of goals but when CR finally leaves, he'll score a lot more. And if Jese pans out as a forward along with another decent winger purchase, I don't think RM will miss Cristiano's goals to terribly.

Thats the thing, its not neccessary to have a superstar be a good team, the team as a whole can adapt.
 

xavisionary

Active member
I.e. Messi scoring 50 goals in 2011/12 (50, fuck off, that can't be true, there's no way...) and still finishing 2nd in the league.
 

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