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Re: Evidence That Messi Deserves The Golden Ball: Picture by timbros(m): 7:59am On Jul 18, 2014 |
scribe2000: So Maradona's comments were just his opinion? Your biased picture above is what? Just your own opinion too. And mind you, Zidane has more than one assist in 2006. I don't even want to go into all the flaws in that biased stat you posted there. And by the way, did you see me mention Rodriguez in my posts? Check again and see who and who I think should have been the best player. Even if Maradona is not the greatest match analyst, he is way above you. Maradona's opinion count in football matters, yours don't. You don't expect to use one biased photoshopped picture to win an arguement. First of all make a research, get your stats right then list out the performances of Zidane, Forlan and Messing in their respective world cups without sentiments. Just look at that picture again. Zidane and Forlan just goals and assists (which is so incorrect) then almighty Messi will get mentions in through pass, ball control , man of the match etc...Na wao for you ooo. Enough of this pointless argument already! 2 Likes |
Re: Evidence That Messi Deserves The Golden Ball: Picture by scribe2000(m): 12:05pm On Jul 18, 2014 |
yoji: It surprised FIFA president Sepp Blatter and Maradona claimed it was a marketing stunt, but now one of the men responsible for awarding Lionel Messi with the World Cup's Golden Ball has explained the decision. And it sounds pretty reasonable.The winner of the award was decided by FIFA's Technical Study Group and after days of debate and theorizing, former Liverpool manager Gerard Houllier, a member of the group, has explained the reasoning behind the choice. He told Le Monde (via ESPN):"I understand that it has surprised, because everyone only remembers the second half of Lionel Messi in the final. We, the commission, we look at all the games, and we judge that he was the most important man for his team. He went to the final, which is one of the conditions for the attribution of the trophy," the ex-Liverpool and Aston Villa boss explained."Moreover, Messi was more than decisive in the first four games. In the semifinal against the Netherlands, he took the first penalty and scored. The analysis also takes into account the fact he was the captain of a united team. A team that played well together. That's something we hadn't seen for a long time from Argentina. He was more than key in the squad and the way it was set up. For me, he fully deserves the Golden Ball given he took his team through to the final."Messi scored four goals in Argentina's first three matches and set up Angel Di Maria's winner in the round of 16. He played a quieter role in the later rounds, but Houllier argued that the Netherlands' Arjen Robben, widely regarded as a top candidate for the award, "didn't carry so much weight with the team." Houllier also reasoned that Colombia's James Rodriguez, who won the Golden Boot as the tournament's top scorer, didn't make it far enough to be considered (Colombia were eliminated by Brazil in the quarterfinals).Houllier did say that Di Maria would have been "a very serious contender" had he not suffered a thigh injury in the quarterfinals that ended his tournament. But Messi's closest competitor for the award was Germany's Thomas Muller, who scored five goals for the World Cup winners. The Frenchman believes that Messi had the better tournament on the whole and was more vital to Argentina's success than Muller was to Germany's, though.So that's the explanation/cover story for giving Messi the 2014 World Cup's Golden Boot award. Maradona will surely be revising his conspiracy theories shortly. God bless you my dear. Even with this detailed explanation, haters will still argue. I'm already out of tge argument, but thought you deserve some kudos for this update. Cheers! |
Re: Evidence That Messi Deserves The Golden Ball: Picture by scribe2000(m): 12:06pm On Jul 18, 2014 |
timbros: Check the post above and quit crying over spilt milk. |
Re: Evidence That Messi Deserves The Golden Ball: Picture by Achieverbb(m): 12:14pm On Jul 18, 2014 |
missdebs: haters will remain haters.....dem for give c.ronaldoGod bless u......EOD |
Re: Evidence That Messi Deserves The Golden Ball: Picture by timbros(m): 12:59pm On Jul 18, 2014 |
scribe2000: No, come back. Why are you running? Its your thread. Come and finish what you started 2 Likes |
Re: Evidence That Messi Deserves The Golden Ball: Picture by cr7lomo: 1:36pm On Jul 18, 2014 |
Zidane is even a beta player Dan messi and is more successful . Zidane played 3 WC , won 1, finalist in another den d group stage in 2002 was due to his injury and he only played a game. He also win euro and was d outstanding player. When he joined real Madrid , he said he was joining Madrid to win d CL which he had Neva won . Plsssssss did u c d goal he scored to win it in his 1st season , dat was classic. Liv all those mesmerizing runs Wey messi de use dciv una . Messi has not even won his copa Americana . Zidane abeg no vex 4 these small boys Wey just start to de watch soccer 1 Like |
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