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Don't even think that was Barca at their very best tbh, but they were still the most creative, incisive and composed team we've played in a while imo. That young side would blitz the Premier League. No idea what happened to us, but it seems we just lost our heads and folded under the pressure and gulf in quality. Scoreline is difficult, individual errors were present, but over the two games I have no complaints about the team as a collective.
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Villa were a brilliant side to watch a few years ago. The quality of their play has decreased season upon season, same as us really.
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I was of the opinion that I'd rather a season with just the 3 domestic competitions unless we could make the europa league. However after seeing FC Iberia in those projected tables, I'm all for it. Their ground is 5 minutes walk from my apartment and they're absolutely shite.
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Slot is a bottom half manager at very best, and that's being generous. Worst premier league winning team and manager of all time by a distance. Called it in his first season here too when things were rosy.
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Well played King
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Chelsea 0-1 Newcastle United (14/03/26) | post-match huddle pg. 30
Infinitely Content replied to Disco's topic in Football
Stunned they haven't gave one of these as pens -
Chelsea 0-1 Newcastle United (14/03/26) | post-match huddle pg. 30
Infinitely Content replied to Disco's topic in Football
Played Willock -
Tino is miles ahead of O'Reilly as a left back too tbh.
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He's not, and even when he does he's levels below Hall.
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Nuno Mendes is incredible like, but Hall is in that bracket for sure. Defensively I think Ferland Mendy is the best but he's never fit.
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Was watching Nico O'Reilly for City last night, he was absolutely awful - I'm sure he's a really good midfielder, but never in a million years is he a full back. And Skelly shouldn't even be in the conversation. Hall is miles ahead of all the competition at left back for England, should honestly be the easiest position to select for after Pickford, Rice and Kane.
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In my opinion of course: Kvaratskhelia, Yamal, Dembele, Salah, Doue, Saka, Raphina, Olise, Barcola thats 9, a year or so ago I’d say Rodrygo was better too, better finisher, better dribbler providing more important moments. The point being Vinicius is a great player, but overrated as he’s not one of the best in the world from what I’ve seen of him.
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Still of the opinion that Vinicius is one of the most overrated players around. Not sure he's even top 10 wingers in the world never mind one of the best players in the world generally.
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Valverde's is one of the best hat-tricks I recall seeing, especially given the occasion.
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Valverde is unreal.
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Favourite (born in 1992 so the players I'm selecting from is like 2000 onwards): Given Trippier Schar Burn Hall Bruno Cabaye Joelinton Ben Arfa Shearer Robert Was tempted by Remy, Ba and Wilson at CF, as Shearer kind of annoys me with his shite punditry nowadays. In fact aye, Ba. Special mention for Murphy & Barnes too, but obviously Hatem & Robert. These lists we're much more difficult a 4-5 years ago, this current squad has made it very easy, not only are they generally all really likeable, but they're also the most successful team in most of our lifetimes.
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Newcastle United 1-1 Barcelona (10/03/26) | post-match from pg. 43
Infinitely Content replied to Yorkie's topic in Football
Proud of that performance, watched amongst the Barca fan club of Tbilisi in their bar with 2 Newcastle supporting Georgians. https://streamable.com/w7s2x3 -
Having good feet and the occasional nice first touch pass just isn't anywhere near enough. Those things have to be paired with a physical/mental attribute such as strength, pace or at the very least tenacity to be effective imo. Of course there are many successful players who have relied on technique alone, but rarely are they premier league players - more likely la liga. We don't even know if he's a decent finisher because he barely got chances beyond the unsustainable scoring run he went on early on in his time here - which was partly the fault of his movement and instincts and partly the fault of the team being terrible at creating chances for him. From what I've seen though, I don't think he's a particularly good striker of the ball like Osula or Barnes are for instance. I believe that him being a bit of an anomaly and so unique in terms of his height and technique buy him a lot of favour, if he was a 5'9 forward with the same attributes and flaws, he'd have probably been written off a while ago as nowhere near good enough for us. We also have no idea what position he plays, and nor does Eddie by the looks of it. For me, he has so few strengths and so many massive weaknesses in essential parts of the game, that at 24 years old it's highly unlikely he will develop them enough here in order to make it as a premier league player.