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Would add Ramos & Pepe
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Would add Ramos & Pepe
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I rate son very highly amazing player. But active legend?
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Spurs legend 100%
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Without a doubt but club legend and legend of the game two very different things.
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Son or Salah?
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Salah's won everything at club level and is one of the top scorers ever in the Prem
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Nagelsmann, according to Bayern, brought decent results but his cadence in the board room and training field was immature, liberal, laissez-faire, however you want to put it. He famously would arrive at the training ground skateboarding (although technically, I would considered it longboarding).
German and Bavarian culture is usually serious or conservative while he is young and of the new generation which is out there. They lost a cup game I believe, and he went on vacation to blow off steam while the board thought that this is non-characteristic of us, we would be extra serious and buckle down to solve the problem.
I believe they had some of the worst “close game” records of the league at the time. Coming from 0-1 or whatever turning it around. Bayern doesn’t do that.
Honestly Vtothe should answer better
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Salah for me, but both are icons in their respective countries/clubs.
Also Thomas Muller is a active legend to add to that list
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Definitely got Muller in the legend category, won everything at the club and national level while being a key player each time.
He was so good so early that I think he ended up a little underrated over time
He was so good so early that I think he ended up a little underrated over time
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Those 2 bad seasons made people forget how damn good he is.
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Feels like it.
Also think because his game isn't as flashy as others, he gets overlooked a lot but Bayern 100% would not have won the amount of big games that they have with him without him.
Lewa wouldn't have put up record breaking numbers without Muller's hard work on and off the ball + his vision and playmaking ability.
It didn't always show up in the stat sheet or highlight reels but him always doing the nitty gritty work has been integral for them.
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Kimmich gotta be one of the most overatted players in recent memory. Bayern's problems start-and-end with him and Goretzka imo.
With that said, he would clearly fit in perfectly at Barca.
With that said, he would clearly fit in perfectly at Barca.
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If they really offered him the Bayern job, Zizou should it, he really shouldn't be out of coaching any longer.
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Legit can't remember a title holder imploding as quickly and as comprehensively as Napoli man
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Buddy is dead set on the France NT job.
Probably got Toure’s shaman wishing ill on Deschamps for the Euros
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Didn't know it was up to him
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Biased here obviously but he’s generally seen as the best Asian player, no? Ahead of Park Ji-Sung
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SS Lazio would’ve been a better fit
