Eternal Witcher wrote:The Bat-Man wrote:Andy Carroll's performances against Chelsea would have been considered an off day for strikers actually worth €40 million.
Only thing going in his favour is he is trying to play better.
Same thing goes for Torres then at least. Every performance is at the most, an offday.
The Bat-Man wrote:Andy Carroll's performances against Chelsea would have been considered an off day for strikers actually worth €40 million.
Only thing going in his favour is he is trying to play better.
ScottyBoy_1989 wrote:The Bat-Man wrote:Andy Carroll's performances against Chelsea would have been considered an off day for strikers actually worth €40 million.
Only thing going in his favour is he is trying to play better.
The Bat-Man wrote:ScottyBoy_1989 wrote:
Don't just reply with a smiley, you know it's true.
Liverpool fans are bigging up those two games like Carroll just put in some Ballon D'Or winning performance when in truth it's the first time he has been more of a benefit to the team rather than a burden.
The Bat-Man wrote:ScottyBoy_1989 wrote:
Don't just reply with a smiley, you know it's true.
Liverpool fans are bigging up those two games like Carroll just put in some Ballon D'Or winning performance when in truth it's the first time he has been more of a benefit to the team rather than a burden.
Mustangt125 wrote:The Bat-Man wrote:
Don't just reply with a smiley, you know it's true.
Liverpool fans are bigging up those two games like Carroll just put in some Ballon D'Or winning performance when in truth it's the first time he has been more of a benefit to the team rather than a burden.
Yeah and that's why were talking about it. Nobody ever anywhere said anything about any awards.
The Bat-Man wrote:Eternal Witcher wrote:
Same thing goes for Torres then at least. Every performance is at the most, an offday.
Liverpool fans must bring in Torres to every conversation
Chip wrote:
Thanks that is a beautiful goal
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The Bat-Man wrote:Mustangt125 wrote:
Yeah and that's why were talking about it. Nobody ever anywhere said anything about any awards.
If someone knew nothing about football and heard Liverpool fans speak about Andy Carroll they will be under the impression he is the greatest who ever lived and who will ever live.
No joke.
Eternal Witcher wrote:The Bat-Man wrote:
Liverpool fans must bring in Torres to every conversation
I was criticising your point actually.
Mustangt125 wrote:The Bat-Man wrote:
If someone knew nothing about football and heard Liverpool fans speak about Andy Carroll they will be under the impression he is the greatest who ever lived and who will ever live.
No joke.
Not at all. In fact, most of the discussions centered around one Andy Carroll would include something like ".....if he can keep this up..." or "where was this all year....?"
The Bat-Man wrote:Mustangt125 wrote:
Not at all. In fact, most of the discussions centered around one Andy Carroll would include something like ".....if he can keep this up..." or "where was this all year....?"
If he can keep this up he still won't be worth €40 million.
I know you didn't say this current form is worth that large amount of money, but I can't think of any other scenario that would be a suited ending to that sentence.
Laurencio wrote:The Bat-Man wrote:
If he can keep this up he still won't be worth €40 million.
I know you didn't say this current form is worth that large amount of money, but I can't think of any other scenario that would be a suited ending to that sentence.
Be fair. If he maintains a good form, and can perform like he does in big matches on a more consistent basis for the next 10 years for Liverpool then he's easily worth the £35M they paid for him.
Where the fuck did you pull that shit statement from.The Bat-Man wrote:Mustangt125 wrote:
Yeah and that's why were talking about it. Nobody ever anywhere said anything about any awards.
If someone knew nothing about football and heard Liverpool fans speak about Andy Carroll they will be under the impression he is the greatest who ever lived and who will ever live.
No joke.
Are you feeling ok, because that is just complete and utter rubbish.The Bat-Man wrote:Laurencio wrote:
Be fair. If he maintains a good form, and can perform like he does in big matches on a more consistent basis for the next 10 years for Liverpool then he's easily worth the £35M they paid for him.
What I expect from €40 million is world class performances.
Like Falcao last night.
I think it might be also something to do with the fact that he is one of the most recent to have moved for the most amount off money, and has not been as good as people thought he would be.The Bat-Man wrote:Eternal Witcher wrote:
I was criticising your point actually.
I understand and you chose to bring up Torres as an example.
No Sheva, not Veron, not any other big money signing that flopped.
Torres, always Torres.
Laurencio wrote:The Bat-Man wrote:
What I expect from €40 million is world class performances.
Like Falcao last night.
Falcao and Andy Carroll are two completely different type of players, it would be unrealistic to expect him to have the similar level of technical ability, agility and finishing prowess. In addition Falcao is 26 years old, in his prime. Andy Carrol is 23 and still some way off his prime, not saying he will be as good as Falcao, but they are two different type of players.
In addition it's a little unfair to compare Andy Carroll to one of the, at the moment, best strikers in the world. No one denies he's not good enough for his price tag yet, but if he can help win Liverpool matches, help climb up the table and win trophies by showing up in big games (which he seems to be good at from recent evidence), then he is quite easily worth £35M for them.
If he fails to deliver then that's another story.
Willmer wrote:Dalglish needs to tie Carroll to a chair in a locked room and play him tapes of Ibrahimovic, that should teach him
Willmer wrote:Dalglish needs to tie Carroll to a chair in a locked room and play him tapes of Ibrahimovic, that should teach him
Willmer wrote:Dalglish needs to tie Carroll to a chair in a locked room and play him tapes of Ibrahimovic, that should teach him
I agree, but if there is anyone he can learn from, it would be Ibra, although Carroll is far more dominant in the air than IbraLaurencio wrote:Willmer wrote:Dalglish needs to tie Carroll to a chair in a locked room and play him tapes of Ibrahimovic, that should teach him
Andy Carroll doesn't have the technical ability nor the agility to play like Ibrahimovic tbf.
It was a joke, but both are the same height, and weight, and same hairstyle, but if Carroll can be half the player Ibra is, i will be happyAlan wrote:Willmer wrote:Dalglish needs to tie Carroll to a chair in a locked room and play him tapes of Ibrahimovic, that should teach him
And would that make him have the ability of Ibrahimovic.
Not sure if nice. 
