BluesJr
Owns the moral low ground
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Everyone was desperate for him. There is a good lesson in there. Don’t trust hipsters.
a shit version of Bakayoko
He would look bad. He is poor defensively.I don't think he is the problem. Put a Pogba or KDB ahead of him and he will thrive.
Or put him in our line up instead of Matic, wouldn't look bad.
Alternatively, everyone that didn't want him is now jumping at the chance to say they're right. I'd guess there's a lesson in there too.Everyone was desperate for him. There is a good lesson in there. Don’t trust hipsters.
There were rumours he also was interested on Fred. And we don't know if 1 of the 2 wouldn't be good for City. There is a lot of bad reaction to Jorginho because the majority thinks he came here as someone to replace Kanté. They just have different roles. The issue is collective, not only 1 individual player to blame.Alternatively, everyone that didn't want him is now jumping at the chance to say they're right. I'd guess there's a lesson in there too.
I think he looked pretty good this season, on the whole. A limited player that needs the right conditions to succeed, but a very effective one in those. There's a good reason Guardiola is annoyed he didn't get him, I suspect.
I don't think that's a fair characterisation of the general view. He didn't replace Kante but he did displace him. If he didn't get Jorginho or someone similar it's plausible Sarri might have had to stretch himself and figure out a different way of playing football, which may have included Kante at the base of a more counter attacking team. In which case it's plausible Kante could've continued being a world class player, which is something Jorginho has never shown.There were rumours he also was interested on Fred. And we don't know if 1 of the 2 wouldn't be good for City. There is a lot of bad reaction to Jorginho because the majority thinks he came here as someone to replace Kanté. They just have different roles. The issue is collective, not only 1 individual player to blame.
He would have played Cesc there until Chelsea bought him a different DLP.I don't think that's a fair characterisation of the general view. He didn't replace Kante but he did displace him. If he didn't get Jorginho or someone similar it's plausible Sarri might have had to stretch himself and figure out a different way of playing football, which may have included Kante at the base of a more counter attacking team. In which case it's plausible Kante could've continued being a world class player, which is something Jorginho has never shown.
You might disagree but it isn't right to say it's because people just don't understand the situation. It's not that complicated.
Of course, there's a reason why Britton didn't do that for a team that finished in the top 3 for 3 consecutive years. There's style and then there's substance. You might not like the style but dismissing the substance seems silly.I think he's a pointless player. Yes he can keep the ball and recycle possession again and again, but the likes of Jordan Henderson and Leon Britton can do that equally okay and i wouldn't want them in my team
And after a few more people are saying he is shit and pointless.Proof that you always must wait to judge players. After few games he was labelled as a buy of the season.
I am not necessarly saying only here. Its general. Media, social media you name it.I don't think that's a fair characterisation of the general view.
Well if he would do that he would go against everything he has done since at least his Empoli or Napoli seasons. When they hired him they should know how his teams played.If he didn't get Jorginho or someone similar it's plausible Sarri might have had to stretch himself and figure out a different way of playing football, which may have included Kante at the base of a more counter attacking team.
Well everyone can disagree about everything, I didn't said no one understands literally, but its not that hard to read or listen a lot of people thinking they have the same role on the team. Not making any baseless statement, its quite obvious.You might disagree but it isn't right to say it's because people just don't understand the situation. It's not that complicated.
I think it's a very dismissive and superior view to take, personally. The views you're readingI am not necessarly saying only here. Its general. Media, social media you name it.
Well if he would do that he would go against everything he has done since at least his Empoli or Napoli seasons. When they hired him they should know how his teams played.
Well everyone can disagree about everything, I didn't said no one understands literally, but its not that hard to read or listen a lot of people thinking they have the same role on the team. Not making any baseless statement, its quite obvious.
Well it wasn't the original intention, but when someone is writing something online we sometimes miss the point. Or question of interpretation.I think it's a very dismissive and superior view to take, personally.
Of course, but that applies to everything these days.The views you're reading
are primarily being put forward in a bastardised form, both because it's on social media and because who has the time to write thoughtful, well-rounded views on some irrelevant player.
I don't know why but I think we are saying different things to reach the same conclusion. But sometimes I am more schocked with professional analysis by the media than bastardized comments on the social media. Here we go again.Their views are likely to be more sophisticated than you've interpreted - I find that to be true of any online commentary as a general rule.
Yeah and we've seen it this season. When Fernandinho is unavailable they need someone to play there. As a backup he'd have done a job. Obviously not fit to lace his boots though, same as Fred who was also linked.Alternatively, everyone that didn't want him is now jumping at the chance to say they're right. I'd guess there's a lesson in there too.
I think he looked pretty good this season, on the whole. A limited player that needs the right conditions to succeed, but a very effective one in those. There's a good reason Guardiola is annoyed he didn't get him, I suspect.
Ageeed. As a Chelsea fan he was an annoying player because perhaps upon first look he didn’t really display any elite attributes to his game so you wondered how he was so effective. But after further viewing, you realize he was so special at always playing positive, penetrating passes. Similar to De Bruyne but a lot of Carricks weren’t as forward and more subtle. He always seemed to help “initiate” tempo even if he didn’t “control” tempo like some of his contemporaries. (Xavi, Scholes, Pirlo, etc)Great post. The underrating of Carrick to big up other clubs signings is ridiculous.
God damn, what a brutal post. You make him sound like a Sunday league footballerThe managers golden boy.
Just watch him closely. Can't dribble. Can't defend. Can't head. No power or pace. Cant defend. Over 2000 passes with not one assist.
Puts his hand up to receive the ball. Gets ball and passes it 5 yards sideways or backwards. Points to where next pass needs to go which is another 5 yards sideways or backwards. Puts hand up again to revieve ball and does exact same thing all over again. That is all he's got to offer. And you build a team around that in the EPL...I would LMFAO if that was being done at another club.
The guy is a chickenshit conman of a footballer!
His absolute best attribute was positional. He could prevent attacks by closing space for passes which would slow down opposition attacks without making last ditch lunging tackles. Guy was top notchAgeeed. As a Chelsea fan he was an annoying player because perhaps upon first look he didn’t really display any elite attributes to his game so you wondered how he was so effective. But after further viewing, you realize he was so special at always playing positive, penetrating passes. Similar to De Bruyne but a lot of Carricks weren’t as forward and more subtle. He always seemed to help “initiate” tempo even if he didn’t “control” tempo like some of his contemporaries. (Xavi, Scholes, Pirlo, etc)
Well he's not really excelling at long passes anyway from what I have seen this season.I have not seen a minute of seeing him play this season, though to get the best out of his passing range playing hazard as a false 9 and wide men who don't stretch defenses how do you expect him to be impactful when he has no runners to latch onto his passes in behind the opponents defense?
Spot on. A bit like Rio at CBHis absolute best attribute was positional. He could prevent attacks by closing space for passes which would slow down opposition attacks without making last ditch lunging tackles. Guy was top notch
May be because he has no runners running in behind defenses.Well he's not really excelling at long passes anyway from what I have seen this season.
Pretty much this.And after a few more people are saying he is shit and pointless.
He would have thrived under those conditions with runners in behind and 2 top level playmakers in front while pressing from the front without the ball and quick transitions.There's a good reason Guardiola is annoyed he didn't get him, I suspect.