Err read the edited post. I figured you would straw man the original one when you had nothing left to say
So as I said before, its not much of a problem then. Gotcha.
I have made my points clear. For me Simeone's record is better than Jose's in last 2-3 yeas and that too on a **** budget.
Err read the edited post. I figured you would straw man the original one when you had nothing left to say
I also like Simeone. But he's still at the start of his career relative to Mourinho. He has the potential to be the best. To paraphrase some idiots let him come back in 10 seasons time and compare.
What's your arguments? That BPL is most physical and fastest league? Chicarito came from Mexican league, which is slower and much less physical than BPL and he did just fine. Blind as well. You can argue the same from Rojo. Herrera was probably our best player in last 2 or 3 months, and he came from Spanish league which is less physical. Di Maria did OK this season. His problem isn't physicality of the league, its him not being consistent enough with his decision making.Thats what your argument has now shrunk to? It's not THAT serious a issue compared to other things sure but it's definitely something that can affect you so stop dismissing it completely
Nothing straw man about what I said. I dont think you understand what straw man means. Moving on
What's your arguments? That BPL is most physical and fastest league? Chicarito came from Mexican league, which is slower and much less physical than BPL and he did just fine. Blind as well. You can argue the same from Rojo. Herrera was probably our best player in last 2 or 3 months, and he came from Spanish league which is less physical. Di Maria did OK this season. His problem isn't physicality of the league, its him not being consistent enough with his decision making.
Not all players can adopt, but Untied have really good record of buying foreign players who did a good job. Last foreigner who flopped and bought for first team was Forlan. And that was long time ago.
It's a really weak point you're making. How many world class players came into BPL and flopped?
yeap move on mate. Quite clearly you have run out of things to say for a while now. Still haven't explained why La Liga is now as physically demanding as the EPL
'Gotcha'
I think I did actually: the average ground covered is the same, the tackles are largely the same when you stop watching El Clasico. the fact that its hasnt hampered the majority of stars who have come from spain to here should tell you that if you spent more than 3 minutes watching the game, and not listening to Sky's self proclamations.
I said moving on because you were babbling on and there are more interesting things to talk about.
Dont be absolutely ridicuous would you. I never premised my arguments simply on the idea that the EPL is physically demanding. Please go back and read exactly what I said before rebutting phantom arguments
I really think them 3 are pretty much done. Could be wrong but from what has been coming out in the last few weeks its looking good. On Depay if he has the pick that puts us even more stronger position!So PSV's director confirms we've been asking about Depay. Also said the club isn't the most important part of the discussion, the player will pick which club he wants (includes PSG and someone else) after that they negotiate.
If we could tie down him, Clyne and Hummels before the end of the season that would actually be a dream
I asked you what's your argument because I have no idea what it truly is. Is it United not having squad large enough for competing on 3 or 4 fronts? Maybe. Depends what kind of players United sign. And United WILL sign at least 3 players. This season we have stupid amount of injuries. This United team has large enough for 3 domestic cups/league if it wasn't for so much injuries. Maybe not quality wise, something like Bayern or Real, but good enough for good runs. With those 3 players, Untied will have more than enough options for rotation.
I can actually see us signing 4-5 players 3 starters and 2 squad/youngsters.I asked you what's your argument because I have no idea what it truly is. Is it United not having squad large enough for competing on 3 or 4 fronts? Maybe. Depends what kind of players United sign. And United WILL sign at least 3 players. This season we have stupid amount of injuries. This United team has large enough for 3 domestic cups/league if it wasn't for so much injuries. Maybe not quality wise, something like Bayern or Real, but good enough for good runs. With those 3 players, Untied will have more than enough options for rotation.
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Do give it a read. If you spend more than minute looking beyond simple statistics then you might stop asserting quite so heavily. Do move on after this as well please. I could bring you tons of anecdotal evidence from actual players as well if you remain unconvinced
Also the only person babbling was you after you realised you couldn't respond to any of the arguments adequately and shrunk yourself entirely to 'if, buts and maybes'
Thanks but in my job I get to speak to players and coaches.
Your argument was ifs buts and maybes. Return to the Chelsea thread, and send Subtle in your place.
Like I said, I did. And that's the only two things I can find that can be classified as your arguments. Thats why I asked you in the first place.Err no, my argument has nothing to do with squad size. Do go back a few pages and give it a read because I have repeated it enough times to Mike.
Like I said, I did. And that's the only two things I can find that can be classified as your arguments. Thats why I asked you in the first place.
If anyone can clarify me what the heck is Alcaraz's argument, I would be forever grateful.
I can actually see us signing 4-5 players 3 starters and 2 squad/youngsters.
Okay I'll make it clear to you. Many of United's important players such as Herrera, Shaw, Rojo, Blind and Di Maria have never experienced playing 4 competitions at once in a physically demanding league like the EPL with no winter break whatsoever which could potentially be a problem next season
Mike. has already retreated into the territory of trying to claim the La Liga is as physically demanding as the EPL. Do you have any other more credible angle?