MackRobinson
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2 goals 2 assists.
The 10 times in a row Bundesliga champions could barely beat the 13th best English team. That just shows how poor the league is.That's his first league hat trick since Dec 2017.
Going to some random PL team for 60m next summer. (I have no idea who he is.)Who is this Guirassy chap who is already on 10 goals in the Bundesliga?? Pretty mad Kane is on 7 and still well behind at this stage.
He has always been aroundGoing to some random PL team for 60m next summer. (I have no idea who he is.)
He is undoubtedly great, but the two of us would have scored against Bochum as well today.Was always going to bag to feck there. Natural goal scorer.
Lazy foot from 2nd defender from the top and he's very even with the third one. You can see the lines in the pitch.How was that last goal not offside? Seems Mazraoui was offside?
Kane is well ahead of the defenders at any point when freezed framed. The wide player may have been just onside as the ball is played but looks offside in almost every frame as the ball is played. Surely, Kane should be flagged as he gained an advantage there and inevitably scored. Am I not properly interpreting the offside rule?Lazy foot from 2nd defender from the top and he's very even with the third one. You can see the lines in the pitch.
Better question is why the linesman is so far onto the pitch.
Just out of curiosity. What's the appeal of this forum to you?U said spurs fans coming in bugging him up? I’m a Spurs fan, so don’t scatter gun mate.
That's the first phase, he's onside for the phase when the ball is played to him so he's fine.Kane is well ahead of the defenders at any point when freezed framed. The wide player may have been just onside as the ball is played but looks offside in almost every frame as the ball is played. Surely, Kane should be flagged as he gained an advantage there and inevitably scored. Am I not properly interpreting the offside rule?
Today definitely. But they drew with Dortmund and Frankfurt this season.Bochum are Dreadful
Not this nonsense again ...He was always going to score plenty. It’s comfortably the least competitive of the major leagues.
Yeah, are they not on about 10 titles in a row now? That’s dreadful, and since it’s the title race people are generally most interested in that’s a terrible look for any league. A rich man’s SPL, but then even that’s been won by more than one club in the last decade.Not this nonsense again ...
In terms of title race candidates? Sure, it's not competitive.
With Bayern you have a top-3 club in the world and no other team in Germany can compete with that long term, because no sugardaddies are allowed. The other "good" teams (Dortmund, Leipzig, Leverkusen) are candidates for the UCL quarterfinals at best, nothing more though.
In terms of overall competitiveness outside of Bayern's rule at the top it's pretty nice though.
Certainly WAY ahead of Ligue 1 in terms of overall quality.
Pretty even with Serie A and only slightly worse than La Liga (only because La Liga has two and a half true top teams with Real, Barcelona and Atletico, bottom half of La Liga is incredibly poor though).
The UEFA 5-year-ranking reflects that - PL leading comfortably, then LaLiga/Serie A/Bundesliga all very close to each other and then a huge gap before Eredivisie and Ligue 1 again.
If he stays injury free he will breeze by that.Last season the top scorer in the Bundesliga scored 16 goals. If he scores say 2x or more that many, that's due to how good he is and not the league.
Wrongheaded post. First of all, Bayern were clearly better in that UCL game, the scoreline was a bit deceptive. Secondly, I thought we'd all woken up to the fact that one or two isolated games between teams from different leagues cannot give any real indication of the strength of a particular league after situations like City v Lyon, Arsenal v Sporting etc., but I guess not.The 10 times in a row Bundesliga champions could barely beat the 13th best English team. That just shows how poor the league is.
You argued that he would score so much because it's "the least competitive of the major leagues".Yeah, are they not on about 10 titles in a row now? That’s dreadful, and since it’s the title race people are generally most interested in that’s a terrible look for any league. A rich man’s SPL, but then even that’s been won by more than one club in the last decade.
I think you're making the mistake of taking a horsechoker post seriouslyWrongheaded post. First of all, Bayern were clearly better in that UCL game, the scoreline was a bit deceptive. Secondly, I thought we'd all woken up to the fact that one or two isolated games between teams from different leagues cannot give any real indication of the strength of a particular league after situations like City v Lyon, Arsenal v Sporting etc., but I guess not.
And Dortmund were dumped out of the CL by the 12th best team in England last season, a draw against them isn't exactly indicative of any quality especially since they lost their best player in the summer.Today definitely. But they drew with Dortmund and Frankfurt this season.
Let's just be honest and say that outside of Bayern it's actually pretty unlikely that any of the other German teams would finish in the top half in the PL, especially once Wirtz is poached by a bigger club.
You lot get wound up far too easily.
I really dont know sometimes if some posts are just meant to wind people up or if theyre actually serious.
Also, didnt Haaland score like 3 or 4 hattricks for City last year? Didnt he break the goal record in his first season in the Premier League while he could never win the golden boot in Germany?
he’s a secondary school teacher. lost a bet with his students and had to play bundesliga football as the forfeit.Who is this Guirassy chap who is already on 10 goals in the Bundesliga?? Pretty mad Kane is on 7 and still well behind at this stage.
He's 27 and somehow scored pretty much as many goals as he's ever gotten in a single season in the first 5 games.Who is this Guirassy chap who is already on 10 goals in the Bundesliga?? Pretty mad Kane is on 7 and still well behind at this stage.
It wasn’t a wind up though. That poster was serious about it.You lot get wound up far too easily.
Let's be honest though. He's probably right. Leverkusen might be able to do it, Dortmund or Leipzig most likely not in their current state.It wasn’t a wind up though. That poster was serious about it.
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Brighton West Ham Astin Villa Newcastle are all top half of the EPLLet's be honest though. He's probably right. Leverkusen might be able to do it, Dortmund or Leipzig most likely not in their current state.
Who else could possibly do it?
I was serious about it, you're right. It wasn't meant to be a brag about the strength of the PL or anything though, I actually really dislike any kind of dominance in football that is based simply on having more money than the opposition whether that be a team or a league.It wasn’t a wind up though. That poster was serious about it.
He’s playing for the side that completely dominates the league, the strongest side in the country by a stretch. So how is it hard to predict he’d score a load of goals? I’m sure any decent striker would weigh in with them at Bayern. Even guys like Mario Gomes and Mandžukić had great tallies there and they weren’t exactly world beaters. That was before the era of VAR and increased numbers of penalty kicks too, which Kane has certainly benefited from. I’m sure anomalous portion of his England goals are made up from spot kicks too.You argued that he would score so much because it's "the least competitive of the major leagues".
I then explained that by all metrics possible the overall quality of the league is right on par with Serie A and only slightly behind La Liga.
If he went to Barcelona or Real, he would just score as much.
If he went to any Italian club he probably wouldn't score as much, but that has more to do with the fact that they don't have a super club and not because Serie A is that tough compared to the other leagues.
Playing for an elite club always makes it that much easier, regardless of the league you play in. Just look at Haaland, who scored way more in the PL last year than he ever did for Dortmund in the BL.
And btw, just for the record in terms of competitiveness: City has won the PL in 5 of the last 6 years. We all know they're going to make it 6 out of 7 this year. Hardly that much more competitive (not saying the BL is competitive by any means in terms of the title race, but let's not act like the PL is).
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