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#161 (permalink) | |
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He has a long way to go, like people have said .. he can be reckless in quite a few facets of his defensive game. |
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#163 (permalink) | |
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First Team Sub
Join Date: Aug 2005
Posts: 8,348
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For me he's looking without a doubt the best Chelsea signing since Mourinho left. Any criticism of him or his game simply has to be argued with the two facts that he's only 23 and he's only played a hand full of games in this league and regardless of that despite his rashness that could of cost him in the games against Fulham and us he's been outstanding in all 3 of Chelsea's home games in which he's played and we know ourselves that our promising RB Rafael can be known to be a little rash himself but we dont chastise him for it. Yes you can argue that City weren't great today but you've got to praise him for the little he gave Dzeko, he keep Rooney relatively quiet as well. It's not easy for me to praise him because I've taken an instant dislike to him, probably because he's so good, possibly because the ref failed to send him off which would of effected the result in our game with Chelsea but the lad looks a class act my only surprise was there wasn't more teams in for him during the transfer window
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#166 (permalink) | |
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Three-Headed Monkey
Join Date: Dec 2009
Location: Mêlée Island
Posts: 11,252
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In fact, I'd put "Technique being unimportant" up there with other beauties such as "Anderson is arrogant cause he played a look-away pass" for most stupid post of 2011. |
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#174 (permalink) | |
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Join Date: Sep 2004
Location: Blue Heaven
Posts: 3,932
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I notice you never have anything positive to say about Chelsea or its players, no matter what subject is being discussed. Luiz has been Chelsea's best player since arriving in January and scored two very important goals against top class opposition. Of course he has flaws but he's still young and has time on his side, his potential is enormous. Only someone totally blinded by bias would deny that he's been a revelation these past few weeks. |
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#177 (permalink) | |
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Join Date: Jun 2006
Posts: 4,082
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That said I've been really impressed with Luiz, obviously has flaws in his game but his talent is immense. |
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#179 (permalink) | |
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nice guy, unassuming, objective United fan. Thinks hes intelligent though. Nutter
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#183 (permalink) |
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Join Date: Sep 2010
Posts: 2,469
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He's got massive potential but there always seems like there might be a mistake in him somewhere. He'll probably iron it out over time but I do think it's a bit premature to label him as one of the best in the world right now. Could quite easily get there over time though.
Defenders of his ilk are usually very difficult to find so it looks like they've got themselves a bargain. |
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#184 (permalink) |
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He was annoying yesterday.
He blatantly and pre-calculatedly dived Pires style to win a freekick, and then headed the ball in directly from the resulting cross, and was given praise for doing so. Why are players now getting credit for being unbelievable cheats? He just comes across as Heinze with a bit more technical ability. He'll be great in certain games and a liability in others. |
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#186 (permalink) | |
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First Team Sub
Join Date: May 2004
Location: Toronto
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#192 (permalink) | |
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First Team Regular
Join Date: Dec 2007
Location: I've got a pretty little mouth underneath all the foaming
Posts: 10,409
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It's embarassing that Brazil potentially have two strong central defenders that are probably better all round players than most other nations midfielders etc. They can both score goals, have an excellent range of passing and are very comfortable with the ball at their feet. Fuck off Brazil! |
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#194 (permalink) | |
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First Team Sub
Join Date: Feb 2008
Location: Le Australie
Posts: 9,197
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In fact most defenders do it, its just when its your defender doing it it's seen as good defending. |
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#195 (permalink) | |
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In our game at SB we had four or five decent openings due to him being caught miles out of position, usually kicking someone. More often than not he'd have cost them a second goal and/or been sent off. It was the same against Fulham, where he conceded a daft penalty in the last minute, and was incredibly lucky not to concede another before that. Everyone loved Heinze and thought he was a revelation when he first showed up, but he was also a potential walking disaster zone (often shown up in the Champions League). It's give and take. Some teams wont be able to handle Luiz while others will see him as a weakness to exploit. At the end of the day you don't really want your centreback to be charging up the wings or getting on the end of crosses from open play...that just means the players who should be doing that aren't. It's not really helpful if he tries to cost you the game by being a moron half the time either. |
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Join Date: Apr 2008
Location: 'Michael Owen was known as the Baby Faced Assassin, but Rooney was more like the Assassin Faced Baby'
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This is so true. I don't doubt he has fantastic talent and will be a huge figure in the future of Chelsea and Brazil, but if he had been punished for those two incidents then the tune would be very different.
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#197 (permalink) | |
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Poster of the year: 2010
Join Date: Apr 2008
Posts: 33,938
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That perceived advantage being that with so many teams playing one man up top there's usually a free centre back, and using him to outnumber the opposition in midfield can be quite handy. Just because we don't do it very often doesn't mean it's not a prevalent theme in multiple teams and leagues. |
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