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Really?!
You do udemy courses by any chance?You know, I just re-read my posts, and I don't like my tone. So my apologies for being a douche :-DReally?!
I only said that he moved and that the pass didn't land at his feet, which is just factual. It doesn't mean the pass isn't great, but you implied he was stationary and it landed on top of him. Not interested in this back and forth, anyway, I'll leave you to it.
You're all good mate
Not much I guess. The notorious ones in here will go into an unknown frenzy, which is worrying given what levels of praise are already achieved after a decent game or two. All the while the rest will do what they always done, appreciate a player when he does well and even better. I hope Bruno knacks the record away from Henry since he is an Arsenal player but apart from it, I don't think it will do too much. He's seen as one of the best assist givers for quite some time. And deservedly so.
Zola was absolute silk and Yorke was an amazing player in the best United side of all time, 98-01. I'm serious.
Zola was a good player and a lovely watch but he wasn't even close to as effective as Bruno. Yorke was class for us for two seasons, so not even near Bruno's consistency. He was also a pretty different player to Bruno.
I think they all played to the same style. Creating chances with intelligent football. Some leaned more on their athleticism and some couldn't but I would have all above Bruno. To say he's the 2nd best no.10 in PL history is a bit rich for my blood.
I wouldn't say this is a 'style'. To say that Yorke and Bruno were similar players is a wild take to me. Yorke only hit double digit assists in the league twice in his entire career. He was much more of a goalscorer and nothing like Bruno imo.
I'm not saying Yorke and Bruno were similar players. Yorke did indeed have more in his locker and that's why I'd have him over Bruno as a better 10.
He didn't though, plus his peak lasted much, much shorter.
That's a wild take and I can't disagree with that more, Bruno has 100x more to his game than Yorke but Yorke was a better goalscorer (He also played in a lot more dominant team closer to goal), Bruno's capitaincy (You can see him coaching on the pitch), his vision, passing, defensive work are much better but it's odd to compare the two where they play different positions in different eras and occupy different places on the pitch
I would agree that Bruno has better vision and reading of the game but Yorke was better on the ball, dribbling and obviously goalscoring especially heading. I prefer prime Yorke over prime Bruno. He was a key part in a treble winning team. It's not a crazy take.
To say he was better isn't a crazy take (I disagree as I value Bruno's availability so highly) but to say that Yorke had more in his locker is something I completely disagree with, Bruno is decent at most things and is a very rounded player, that doesn't mean he was as good as the things that Yorke was brilliant at hence why you could argue Yorke was better but he wasn't more varied in his abilities.
Why would that be crazy? I believe 5 of his assists came from corners, and most, if not all, came from when he was a CM. His position is irrelevant when his assists come from corners.
what kind of answer do you expect? I'd say "crazy good" is only a half-point better than the base-level for this poster for any given game. It's the old 'penalty goals aren't goals' argument reframed!
)Or Licha stepping up and pinging one.
Lisandro is a quality inside the lines passer to feet, don’t really think he has that whip and bend on crosses like that
I remember him putting a beauty onto Bruno's boot to win us a late European match. Maybe against rangers
Position is somewhat irrelevant as long as they aren't a defender, given it will likely even out set piece takers/players who are farther forwards. Makes it more fair. I feel like Cantona might not have been corner taker or regular set piece taker so that number seems much more impressive, same as with Hazard.
1. I never implied corners don't count. You specifically said: "Seeing as Bruno spent half the season playing in a midfield two, I think even 15-16 assists would be crazy."
I mean I am annoyed sometimes by his dramatic arms moving around.
