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I called sterling out best attacker in November.

Sterling then had 4 goals and 1 assist all from open play in. the league.

Palmer had 4 goals and 2 assists with all four goals from the penalty spots and sterling was responsible for causing I think two of those penalties.

When Palmer even started performing and sterling form reduced I even acknowledged it and called Palmer our current best attacker

Kimbeast:
Nope never, why will I be unhappy with a player that's performing. Sterling was our best attacker now Palmer has taken his spot. Sterling will now have to sit up and improve his performance.

but that childish and immature person who loves meaningless and pointless arguments won't stop mentioning my name for silly reasons. I won't even waste my time replying again.

Todd Boehly: “Hopefully, [Chelsea midfielder] Cole Palmer will become a household name [in the U.S.] soon. He’s been a phenomenon for us and so we’re thinking hard about how we continue to expand our brand in the U.S. That’s ultimately a priority as well” (via @TheAthleticFC)

BlueRayDick:
Even in present day , Footballers still dish out worse tackles than the ones in the video compilation.

Officiating didn't stop Ramos from breaking Salah's arm in a champions league final. Players still dish out leg breaking tackles every season

The present day tackles is nothing like the one in this short video bro. Even the much brutal South American football does not have the near death tackles in their football anymore. This is brutal and i doubt anything in the last 30yrs can be worse than this.

UncleHaba22:
Madrid has been missing chances that shows you goal was really coming

Why not leave Kane to hold up play up front!??

Na threat Kane be na

The sub spoil the game

Wetin Kane do before he was removed?

airmark:
Sha, don't put your leg on the line. Be warned.

I meant ancelotti will be having 5 soon

Kimbeast:
I called sterling out best attacker in November.

Sterling then had 4 goals and 1 assist all from open play in. the league.

Palmer had 4 goals and 2 assists with all four goals from the penalty spots and sterling was responsible for causing I think two of those penalties.

When Palmer even started performing and sterling form reduced I even acknowledged it and called Palmer our current best attacker




but that childish and immature person who loves meaningless and pointless arguments won't stop mentioning my name for silly reasons. I won't even waste my time replying again.

In same period, Jackson had 6 goals in 11 matches, which was better than Sterling's. Why didn't you call him our best attacker? Because he would waste 4 chances before scoring 1, I guess? That's the same web that covered the meaningless Sterling's stats of 4 goals in 12 matches.

Palmer was creating big chances and Jackson and Sterling were fumbling most of them. Rest.

popizaino:
Never let a woman tell you 3mins isn't enough.

Carlo Ancelotti's magic always work.

Never rule out Ancelotti until it is final whistle.

We are familiar with this game Don Carlo.

With Carlo Ancelotti the UCl always look scripted.

This magic didnt work for Bayern when he led us vs Madrid

Zidane a rookie coach went to Madrid and won 3 in a row

Maybe the magic is with Madrid and not with Carlo

Ballzproblem2:
Todd Boehly: “Hopefully, [Chelsea midfielder] Cole Palmer will become a household name [in the U.S.] soon. He’s been a phenomenon for us and so we’re thinking hard about how we continue to expand our brand in the U.S. That’s ultimately a priority as well” (via @TheAthleticFC)

Wetin this mumu dey yarn

We dey reason how to return Chelsea to a big club again, he done start him American yarns

raumdeuter:
This magic didnt work for Bayern when he led us vs Madrid

Maybe the magic is with Madrid and not with Carlo

Learnt your senior players wanted him out. So blame your players then.

airmark:
Learnt your senior players wanted him out. So blame your players then.

The senior players wanted him out during the game vs Madrid which we lost home and away?

Was it after first half, first leg or when did the senior players want him out?

But since you used the word LEARNT you would be forgiven given your history with anything that has to do with learning

Leverkusen vs Madrid would one to one watch.
The team that cant lose vs the team that refuses to lose

BlueRayDick:
Even in present day , Footballers still dish out worse tackles than the ones in the video compilation.

Officiating didn't stop Ramos from breaking Salah's arm in a champions league final. Players still dish out leg breaking tackles every season

You can’t compare the frequency and severity of those hospital tackles now to back then. Now there are rough tackles here and there, but previously it was a non-stop thing throughout a match.

It was in the early to mid-90s that they started making changes to open up football as it had become quite destructive and negative. Keepers could no longer pick up back passes and tackles from behind were outlawed. I think Van Basten’s premature retirement was a turning point.

Also it was a dislocated shoulder that made Salah abandon his team in a Champions League final, the same injury that Franz Beckenbauer played nearly an hour with a World Cup semi-final.

Footballers were not only rougher back then but they were tougher. Not only football but across all sports. Not only in sports actually.

afrodoc2:
You can’t compare the frequency and severity of those hospital tackles now to back then. Now there are rough tackles here and there, but previously it was a non-stop thing throughout a match.

It was in the early to mid-90s that they started making changes to open up football as it had become quite destructive and negative. Keepers could no longer pick up back passes and tackles from behind were outlawed. I think Van Basten’s premature retirement was a turning point.

Also it was a dislocated shoulder that made Salah abandon his team in a Champions League final, the same injury that Franz Beckenbauer played nearly an hour with a World Cup semi-final.

Footballers were not only rougher back then but they were tougher. Not only football but across all sports. Not only in sports actually.

Did you call Paolo Montero?

raumdeuter:
Did you call Paolo Montero?

Montero was a nasty customer.

There were many back then. Neil Ruddock, Stuart Pearce a.k.a Psycho, Vinnie Jones, Gattuso, Pablo Alfaro a.k.a Doctor Death. He was a qualified medical doctor known for sending footballers to the hospital. He and Javi Navarro were Sergio Ramos' mentors at Sevilla.

popizaino:


I can never do a 360 turn on Ancelotti. He doesn't lose shamefully. When a coach does that,he loses my respect.

No one trusts you here. After going hensbenic on your evergreen love Poch, we expect you to turn on anyone.

Pep had humiliated Ancelotti the previous year. You simply gave him benefit of the doubt and he retained your "respect" by playing cowardly over the two - legged tie — a concession of Pep's superiority.

Vini was handful last night, Jude was nowhere to be found as usual.

popizaino:
The present day tackles is nothing like the one in this short video bro. Even the much brutal South American football does not have the near death tackles in their football anymore. This is brutal and i doubt anything in the last 30yrs can be worse than this.

afrodoc2:
You can’t compare the frequency and severity of those hospital tackles now to back then. Now there are rough tackles here and there, but previously it was a non-stop thing throughout a match.

It was in the early to mid-90s that they started making changes to open up football as it had become quite destructive and negative. Keepers could no longer pick up back passes and tackles from behind were outlawed. I think Van Basten’s premature retirement was a turning point.

Also it was a dislocated shoulder that made Salah abandon his team in a Champions League final, the same injury that Franz Beckenbauer played nearly an hour with a World Cup semi-final.

Footballers were not only rougher back then but they were tougher. Not only football but across all sports. Not only in sports actually.

I understand that back then things were tensed and it's all about who can out muscle each other without the ref sending the offensive players out....but my point is that there will always be bad men in the game

Players like Ramos and Pepe got away with a lot of blood on their hands despite playing in the 2000's when we already have rules protecting the players.

We all saw Portugal vs Holland where tackles were flying left and right. I watched that match with my mum and she blurted in Yoruba " Awon eleyi ma para won tan o" ( These ones will unalive each other o)

Yesterday's match was more like checking the answer at the back of New General Mathematics textbook and working ur way back to the answer . 🤦 Like it was written already that Madrid will win, but the match officials had to work things back to make sure that happens .

The officiating messed up the match even tho I wanted Madrid to win from inception.

The linesman and ref could've allowed play continue for that Bayern goal. Madrid could still have won in extra time considering the fooolish subs Tuchel already made sef.

The officiating just ruined the match for everybody except for Madrid fans/Ancelloti Stans

BlueRayDick:
Yesterday's match was more like checking the answer at the back of New General Mathematics textbook and working ur way back to the answer . 🤦 Like it was written already that Madrid will win, but the match officials had to work things back to make sure that happens .

The officiating messed up the match even tho I wanted Madrid to win from inception.

The linesman and ref could've allowed play continue for that Bayern game. Madrid could still have won in extra time considering the fooolish subs Tuchel already made sef.

The officiating just ruined the match for everybody except for Madrid fans/Ancelloti Stans

I didn't watch the game. How did BlackTominay perform?

afrodoc2:
I didn't watch the game. How did BlackTominay perform?

He won one free kick at the edge of the box in the second half. After that, e be like camera man no carry camera go him side again.

BlueRayDick:
Yesterday's match was more like checking the answer at the back of New General Mathematics textbook and working ur way back to the answer . 🤦 Like it was written already that Madrid will win, but the match officials had to work things back to make sure that happens .

The officiating messed up the match even tho I wanted Madrid to win from inception.

The linesman and ref could've allowed play continue for that Bayern goal. Madrid could still have won in extra time considering the fooolish subs Tuchel already made sef.

The officiating just ruined the match for everybody except for Madrid fans/Ancelloti Stans

Tuchel said the players had muscle strain and had to come off.

hensben:
Vini was handful last night, Jude was nowhere to be found as usual.

And this is how I know your football knowledge is in the gutter.

Probably listen to what Henry said about Jude Bellingham last night.
Your own is skills and goal is what shows a midfielder had a great game 😂

Itsrm:
Tuchel said the players had muscle strain and had to come off.

All the top players had muscle strain ? What a coincidence !

Issokay o.

BlueRayDick:
All the top players had muscle strain ? What a coincidence !

Issokay o.

Strange coincidence but seems plausible seeing as no coach removes two of his best players in a crucial match

Itsrm:


Strange coincidence but seems plausible seeing as no coach removes two of his best players in a crucial match

Overconfidence can make u do that. U can take off top attacking players with the hope of defending a slim 1-0 win lead

No be today coaches dey do am sha.

BlueRayDick:
He won one free kick at the edge of the box in the second half. After that, e be like camera man no carry camera go him side again.

Hehehe. Wicked camera man.

I foresee the guy doing a Havertz and scoring the winner in the final. Na so those kind people dey do.

Ibime.
What 34yr old Kroos did yesterday

popizaino:
Never let a woman tell you 3mins isn't enough.

Carlo Ancelotti's magic always work.

Never rule out Ancelotti until it is final whistle.

We are familiar with this game Don Carlo.

With Carlo Ancelotti the UCl always look scripted.

It's a Madrid thing. With Zidane too. Madrid stole winning from behind too

hensben:
I think Palmer will play more as number 8 from next season with this signing.

not joining till 2025 and no way Palmer gets pushed back for a youngie

Unlimited22:
Madrid would've been better served signing Kane than Bayern. Actually that was the move I expected.

Scambappe is not a number 9.

you want Madrid to spend 100m+ on a 30yr old but not 0kobo on Mbappe

liveLongNprospa:
And this is how I know your football knowledge is in the gutter.

Probably listen to what Henry said about Jude Bellingham last night.
Your own is skills and goal is what shows a midfielder had a great game 😂

Jude’s strength is effectiveness and it didn’t show yesterday, he mostly ghost like Halaand in crucial games. Jude can’t dictate the game.

hensben:
Vini was handful last night, Jude was nowhere to be found as usual.

Bellingham is still best midfielder saying as usual is an insult, it's not like Enzo is better than him.