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Martial didn't even get on before y'all left him in the dirt and jumped on the Rashford bandwagon
Must be that English hype
Must be that English hype
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bruh whose mans is you?
half the team is banged up/recovering including Ronaldo and they drew with a team that finished 4th last season, concluding a historical run of consecutive wins.
Ramos has always made boneheaded plays, but it can be easily argued he makes less of them now than he did back then when he was common to see him get sent off in big matches.
Bale is one of the best crossers of the ball when he whips it with his left.
Not so fun when it's your team being critiqued, eh? Never said Villarreal were **** so don't know why you brought their form up. Madrid couldn't break down a competent defense, they would have had a better chance of getting all tree points if they had someone that successfully took players on. Do you disagree or did you just feel like replying back? You're lying to yourself if you think the reason why Ronaldo couldn't get past his markers is because of injuries. For the most part, he doesn't even try to take defenders on anymore, he just passes and makes runs into the box. The less said about Bale's close control and dribbling the better. So as I said, it was either crosses from Bale or shots into a yellow wall.
Yes Ramos doesn't get sent off as much but his positional awareness is worse than it used to be.
Let’s face it, there really isn’t anything else for Usain Bolt to accomplish on the track. He’s won gold medals in all three events he has entered in all three Olympics he has participated in, sweeping the 100 meters, 200 meters and 4×100 meter relay sprints since the Beijing Games.
The Jamaican has broken world records, he’s rekindled his sport and he has transcended athletics in a way few have.
At 30, he has already announced that he will retire after the 2017 World Championships in London, which end a few days before his 31st birthday. But he says he’d quit right now for the chance to play soccer for his beloved Manchester United.
Bolt reiterated as much in a Facebook Live session at Facebook Media Central in New York on Thursday. “Bro,” he began, when asked about his soccer ambitions, “listen to me.”
We’re listening, Usain!
“If I had the chance to play for Manchester United, I would go right now,” Bolt said. “I would retire and start playing football right now. That’s how much I really want to play for Manchester United. It’s almost like a dream.”
He’s hardly the first elite athlete from another sport to have declared his wish to be a soccer player. Remember when NFL superstar Chad “Ocho Cinco” Johnson said he could play soccer and we all took him seriously for a while? His buddy Cristiano Ronaldo promised to come and watch him if he could make a professional team. Sporting Kansas City even gave him a tryout during the 2011 NFL lockout.
Ocho Cinco turned out to be so bad that he’d be unremarkable even in most semi-serious over-30 leagues.
Bolt, however, has always been a special athlete. So let’s examine some evidence of his soccering abilities.
Bolt appears to be a semi-competent juggler of the ball.
^^^ I'm considering getting FM this year, it seems like it would be up my alley, I like youth development and I'm starting to read up more on tactical plans managers employ. Anyone in here played it and can tell me what it's like and how similar it is to say, FIFA career mode?
^^^ Repped. I might just buy 16 over the weekend then since I'll finally have a decent amount of free time. The non-playing aspect admittedly doesn't sound appealing to me, but unearthing hidden gems and developing then thru training intrigues me. I have to figure out what team(s) I want to use, I may start off with Arsenal, or start with some league 2 squad. Can you change teams throughout your career?
Jose Mourinho simply can't hide his hatred for Arsene Wenger: 'I will find him one day outside a football pitch and I will break his face'
Read more: http://www.dailymail.co.uk/sport/fo...-football-pitch-break-face.html#ixzz4L2kFA1Cb
You can't control individual players, but you can instruct their style of play like possession vs going route 1, zonal marking vs man to man. A lot of mid game tactical adjustments.^^^ Repped. I might just buy 16 over the weekend then since I'll finally have a decent amount of free time. The non-playing aspect admittedly doesn't sound appealing to me, but unearthing hidden gems and developing then thru training intrigues me. I have to figure out what team(s) I want to use, I may start off with Arsenal, or start with some league 2 squad. Can you change teams throughout your career?
^^^ I'm considering getting FM this year, it seems like it would be up my alley, I like youth development and I'm starting to read up more on tactical plans managers employ. Anyone in here played it and can tell me what it's like and how similar it is to say, FIFA career mode?
It would be a terrible fight: Wenger would spend $0 on fight preparations in order to provide a better fight, and any of the punches/kicks he would end up throwing at his opponent, Mourinho would just attempt to dodge them, with an occasional attempt at a lucky punch every now and then. In the end, it would probably just end in a punchless draw.