Oh dear.grenade187 wrote:Fuck Bendtner I would take Ibrahimovic over Van Persie despite his issues.
The-Reporter wrote:Oh dear.grenade187 wrote:Fuck Bendtner I would take Ibrahimovic over Van Persie despite his issues.
I'd rather have RVP anyday. Especially with Chamakh to fill in when he's injured.grenade187 wrote:The-Reporter wrote:Oh dear.grenade187 wrote:Fuck Bendtner I would take Ibrahimovic over Van Persie despite his issues.
What ?
kyro7 wrote:They'll have an even bigger injury crisis when I rip Drogba's anus off and feed it to Malouda.dena wrote:Chelsea have an injury crisis.
mauro wrote:van persie wishes he had ibras skill set
van persie is like poor version of ibra, not as strong, slower, not as good in aerial and does not even have as good skills as ibra who is most skillful striker in world football
maybe he works harder and is more versatile, but ibrahimovic is much superior player, scores and gets involve in goalscoring play a lot more
grenade187 wrote:mauro wrote:van persie wishes he had ibras skill set
van persie is like poor version of ibra, not as strong, slower, not as good in aerial and does not even have as good skills as ibra who is most skillful striker in world football
maybe he works harder and is more versatile, but ibrahimovic is much superior player, scores and gets involve in goalscoring play a lot more
Van Persie and Ibra are very different players. How can Van Persie be a poor version of Ibra ?
? just because ibra is tall doesnt mean he cannot be compared to shorter player. jean claude darcheville was a midget but he was also a target man. hence why he can being compared position wise to someone like drogbaJamie wrote:Me too.
Torresxvilla is "special" person.
James wrote:Van Persie will push little kids into metal fences for you as well.
mil1lion wrote:Is it a coincidence that he only does so well in Serie A, which is a slower tempo than say La Liga?
I think on his day he is a great player, but he does drift out of games a lot aswell. He's one of those players who can do nothing for most of the game, but come up with a bit of matchwinning brilliance to win a game. A bit like Ronaldinho really. They have so much ability but dont use it throughout the game, just in small spells. Plus neither work really hard for the team (although Ibra did work hard in the Milan derby).
I dont mind players like that because they can win games. Ijust wouldn't want more than 1 on the pitch at the same time. What makes Barca so special is that they all work so hard for eachother. Thats why they let Ibra go, because he doesn't work hard enough. Players like Ibra have to be treated like passangers a lot of the time and you have to rely on the other 9 outfield players to do all the work. But when he comes up with the goods its hard to criticise him.
As for who is better, its hard to compare him to the best strikers in the world. I think Serie A is a very good league, but its still some distance from La Lga and the EPL. So until he proves himself in one of those 2 leagues (and he didn't in La Liga last season really) then I cant really judge. He is definitely one of the best strikers in Serie A though and he's a great player for Milan. They have to sign him on a full contract.
Its a good scoring ratio, but I would expect a Barca centre forward to score lots of goals considering how many chances they create. He didn't fit the system too well, but his lack of desire to get into the box and lack of workrate hardly won the team over. He also didn't get on well with Messi at all and they didn't link up well. David Villa on the other hand works a lot better with Messi. Probably because he's more of a team player than Ibra.dena wrote:mil1lion wrote:Is it a coincidence that he only does so well in Serie A, which is a slower tempo than say La Liga?
I think on his day he is a great player, but he does drift out of games a lot aswell. He's one of those players who can do nothing for most of the game, but come up with a bit of matchwinning brilliance to win a game. A bit like Ronaldinho really. They have so much ability but dont use it throughout the game, just in small spells. Plus neither work really hard for the team (although Ibra did work hard in the Milan derby).
I dont mind players like that because they can win games. Ijust wouldn't want more than 1 on the pitch at the same time. What makes Barca so special is that they all work so hard for eachother. Thats why they let Ibra go, because he doesn't work hard enough. Players like Ibra have to be treated like passangers a lot of the time and you have to rely on the other 9 outfield players to do all the work. But when he comes up with the goods its hard to criticise him.
As for who is better, its hard to compare him to the best strikers in the world. I think Serie A is a very good league, but its still some distance from La Lga and the EPL. So until he proves himself in one of those 2 leagues (and he didn't in La Liga last season really) then I cant really judge. He is definitely one of the best strikers in Serie A though and he's a great player for Milan. They have to sign him on a full contract.
He didn't fit in Barcelona's system (which might be why they got him), and cost too much, which was why he was let go. But he still had 21 goals in 41 games for a .51 GPG average, which is pretty good for a player joining a new league if you ask me. He'd probably do better in England in one of the top three teams.
mauro wrote:he is most talented and gifted striker in the world
he is stronger than drogba and has better skillset than berbatov.whats not to like?
he is not overrated, just maligned because of his attitude
kyro7 wrote:One thing I've found funny is that one minute people slate Rooney and say he's shite, then the next we're a one man team relying on him to stay at the top...
I Love Cake wrote:Ibra is shite, & has a cock nose
luke. wrote:mauro wrote:he is most talented and gifted striker in the world
he is stronger than drogba and has better skillset than berbatov.whats not to like?
he is not overrated, just maligned because of his attitude
Stronger then Drogba? Yeah.. right.
