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    Post by Rez Mon Oct 01, 2007 1:24 pm

    No one thought he would be WPOTY at 21, hitherto no one thought he has ever been the best player in the world. What were Kaka and Ronaldinho doing at the age of 21?

    He isnt running at people and shooting from distance all the time. However were did that get him or the team? Its not like he is scoring less goals and assisting less, every year. He is less spectacular, but more effective.

    You mentioned how using stats to back up improvement is a fallacy by comparing him with Ronaldinho. However a lot of Ronaldinhos goals and assists came from set pieces (freekicks, corners and penalties) and Rooney doesnt take penalties or set pieces. Ronaldinho didnt do anything when it really mattered and thus didnt win anything either.

    Rooney was fantastic against Milan, the media hype was around Kaka and Ronaldo and in the end he stole the limelight from both of them.

    Rooney is 21 and I cant think of any players who have achieved as much as he has at the same age. He is one of the best players in a championship winning team and if he continues to be one of the best players in a championship winning team that gets to the latter stages of the CL I will be very happy with him.
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    Post by Tweesus Mon Oct 01, 2007 1:30 pm

    The-Frank-Tavern wrote:thats why mourinho hasn't been playing him, he is still inconsistant, just poss players better more foten yes its got better but he still has some very good days and some very very poor games. improvement doesn't mean good, just better

    Mourinho wasn't playing him because he was injured.
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    Post by The-Frank-Tavern Mon Oct 01, 2007 1:35 pm

    Tweedle wrote:
    The-Frank-Tavern wrote:thats why mourinho hasn't been playing him, he is still inconsistant, just poss players better more foten yes its got better but he still has some very good days and some very very poor games. improvement doesn't mean good, just better

    Mourinho wasn't playing him because he was injured.
    what like ballack who said he'll be back way ahead of december????? i believe mourinho's he's injured as much as i believe gordon brown, tony blair, george w bush tbh
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    Post by Lard Mon Oct 01, 2007 2:01 pm

    Rez wrote:
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    The-Frank-Tavern wrote:tweeds i see there was a big article in the express today supporting exactly what i said about rooney yesterday

    They were also talking about it on the Sunday Supplement. First I've ever heard the media mention it. I've been saying it as well for a year or two not. It's not necessarily going to be the case, but I like you think we have seen his best. They were saying it will be a big season for him.

    but I believe this season he will prove; he is as good as, or even better than, Ronaldo.

    Ludicrous. He cannot prove he is as good or better than Ronaldo, because he isnt. He lacks a number of qualities to be at that standard.

    I understand what frank and callidad are saying as i have thought this myself a number of times. Especially the part about people working him out.

    There are particular parts of his game that are very predictable. You see certain players only start really showing there full qualities at 22/23 some even 24, because they need to learn how to outsmart really intelligent players. How to be effective if the normal style of play is not working.
    So i remain hopeful Rooney will not show his full potential untill then. Expectations on him were so high, not being one of the best players in the world is failure. I doubt he will ever explode and take the world by storm in an amazing season. He will gradually get to the point where he is top 5 in the world. Zidane's rise was similar.
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    Post by bluenine Mon Oct 01, 2007 3:48 pm

    Giovinco scored against Palermo yesterday...

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    bluenine wrote:He is new "totti" only play-wise, thankfully. Unfortuinately owned by Juve, playing at empoli on loan this season... they might as well give him a shot, not like their players are doing anything better... Giovinco looks like the real deal, watch out for that name.

    I hope Giovinco and Acquafresca get more playing time in Serie A this season.

    Rez wrote:Never heard of Giovinco, but if he is the 'Totti' of the new generation, I expect to hear about him spitting on people, slagging of English teams and then choking against them Wink



    I will look out for him, although I dont think they will ever show Empoli on channel 5.



    Where does Aquafresh play, who does he play for and does he have the shiny white teeth to live up to his name?
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    Post by bluenine Mon Oct 01, 2007 3:51 pm

    I really like Rooney, but that statement is just incorrect... Rooney did not have a better semi final than Kaka. Evil or Very Mad

    I think the problem is that you guys just expect too much out of him... why are you comparing him with Kaka?? Rooney is a great young player, but if you hype him too much them it will only make him look like he is under achieving... thats what happened with beckham before, he was always very good, just that thye media hyped him so much with the comparisons with Zidane that he looked like a failure. Beckham was never a failure, he was a world class player IMO. But he was no Zidane.

    Rooney could improve to become one of the best players in the world. But at the mo, he is not, so lets stop these kaka comparisons. You should be comparing Rooney with Tevez, Aguero, Rosina, N'Zogbia, Moutinho, Benzema, etc even Messi. And rooney is among the best of that lot. ok

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    Rooney was fantastic against Milan, the media hype was around Kaka and Ronaldo and in the end he stole the limelight from both of them.
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    Post by Parks lives Mon Oct 01, 2007 3:53 pm

    bluenine wrote:I really like Rooney, but that statement is just incorrect... Rooney did not have a better semi final than Kaka. Evil or Very Mad

    Rez wrote:
    Rooney was fantastic against Milan, the media hype was around Kaka and Ronaldo and in the end he stole the limelight from both of them.

    Compare Milan's defence to our's that night (without Rio, Vidic & Neville).

    It's not that far fetched, both his goals were excellent that night against quality players.
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    Post by Lard Mon Oct 01, 2007 3:56 pm

    bluenine wrote:I really like Rooney, but that statement is just incorrect... Rooney did not have a better semi final than Kaka. Evil or Very Mad

    I think the problem is that you guys just expect too much out of him... why are you comparing him with Kaka?? Rooney is a great young player, but if you hype him too much them it will only make him look like he is under achieving... thats what happened with beckham before, he was always very good, just that thye media hyped him so much with the comparisons with Zidane that he looked like a failure. Beckham was never a failure, he was a world class player IMO. But he was no Zidane.

    Rooney could improve to become one of the best players in the world. But at the mo, he is not, so lets stop these kaka comparisons. You should be comparing Rooney with Tevez, Aguero, Rosina, N'Zogbia, Moutinho, Benzema, etc even Messi. And rooney is among the best of that lot. ok

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    Rooney was fantastic against Milan, the media hype was around Kaka and Ronaldo and in the end he stole the limelight from both of them.

    I agree with you. But Rooney, Aguero etc are on a very different level to nzogbia.
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    Post by Tweesus Mon Oct 01, 2007 3:56 pm

    woah bluey! Rooney isn't BETTER than Messi! Yikes

    Saw Aquafresca's goal. A nice looping header Wink
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    Post by The-Frank-Tavern Mon Oct 01, 2007 3:58 pm

    Aguero had a difficult first season, but this season to date we have seen him starting to show why we paid what we did for him. 5 goals in 6 league matches, heavily involved in all our best play, he has been absolutely awesome. Still early days BUT he will be a top 3 player in the world imho
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    Post by SuperMario Mon Oct 01, 2007 4:00 pm

    ---------------------Krul--------------------
    Richards-----Donk----Ramos----Kolarov
    --------------------Gago--------------------
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    Post by Tweesus Mon Oct 01, 2007 4:03 pm

    Ok, lets get real here. Aguero has had a good start but its only 5 games in, its like when Rooney had a great Euro 04 or like Adebayor's start to this season (6 goals in 5 games)

    Before you can start to say that Aguero is better than Rooney he needs to play a whole season well.
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    Post by SuperMario Mon Oct 01, 2007 4:07 pm

    OK let get real here. The last player I needed was a center forward for 4-3-3. Aguero is better at that than Rooney. Says nothing about who is the better player.
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    Post by Rez Mon Oct 01, 2007 4:09 pm

    bluenine wrote:I really like Rooney, but that statement is just incorrect... Rooney did not have a better semi final than Kaka. Evil or Very Mad

    I think the problem is that you guys just expect too much out of him... why are you comparing him with Kaka?? Rooney is a great young player, but if you hype him too much them it will only make him look like he is under achieving... thats what happened with beckham before, he was always very good, just that thye media hyped him so much with the comparisons with Zidane that he looked like a failure. Beckham was never a failure, he was a world class player IMO. But he was no Zidane.

    Rooney could improve to become one of the best players in the world. But at the mo, he is not, so lets stop these kaka comparisons. You should be comparing Rooney with Tevez, Aguero, Rosina, N'Zogbia, Moutinho, Benzema, etc even Messi. And rooney is among the best of that lot. ok

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    Rooney was fantastic against Milan, the media hype was around Kaka and Ronaldo and in the end he stole the limelight from both of them.

    Chill, Winston!!

    Obviously Kaka overall was the star of the semi final over both legs.

    I was only referring to the first leg when Rooney scored two goals and won the match. Calidad said he (Rooney) hadnt done anything in the CL, but I pointed out that in that match he ended up outshining both Ronaldo and Kaka. I am not comparing Rooney with Kaka, as it's not even a comparison at the moment. Just pointing out that scoring two goals against Milan in a semi final is 'doing something'.

    As for the hype, I never claimed Rooney was the best player in the world, but he is one of the top players in his age bracket. He has been hyped up by the press, but he has achieved a lot so far in his young career and has thus justifed some of the plaudits he has recieved.

    Ps I think you need to replace N'zogbia with Rossi in that list Biggrin
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    Post by Machiavel Mon Oct 01, 2007 4:10 pm

    jonathan de guzman wrote:---------------------Krul--------------------
    Richards-----Donk----Ramos----Kolarov
    --------------------Gago--------------------
    ------------Cesc--------De Guzman--------
    Messi---------------------------------Suarez
    -------------------Aguero-------------------

    Nice to see Suarez , I'm surprised not many teams have picked him up , from last season + this he is the real deal , should be in the Uruguayan team more often <Ale>
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    Post by Tweesus Mon Oct 01, 2007 4:11 pm

    jonathan de guzman wrote:OK let get real here. The last player I needed was a center forward for 4-3-3. Aguero is better at that than Rooney. Says nothing about who is the better player.

    Well he's not really better in that role. Rooney played that role very well against teams like Arsenal, Milan and Roma last season.
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    Post by SuperMario Mon Oct 01, 2007 4:13 pm

    Tweedle wrote:
    jonathan de guzman wrote:OK let get real here. The last player I needed was a center forward for 4-3-3. Aguero is better at that than Rooney. Says nothing about who is the better player.

    Well he's not really better in that role. Rooney played that role very well against teams like Arsenal, Milan and Roma last season.
    Also saw Van Persie leading the line well, doesn't mean it's his position. Same goes for Rooney: he should play with a striker ahead of him.
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    Post by Rez Mon Oct 01, 2007 4:14 pm

    Tweedle wrote:
    jonathan de guzman wrote:OK let get real here. The last player I needed was a center forward for 4-3-3. Aguero is better at that than Rooney. Says nothing about who is the better player.

    Well he's not really better in that role. Rooney played that role very well against teams like Arsenal, Milan and Roma last season.

    I think it depends on the opposition you were playing, but you certainly wouldnt want Aguero to lead the line of a team in the premiership.
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    Post by SuperMario Mon Oct 01, 2007 4:15 pm

    Raifael wrote:
    jonathan de guzman wrote:---------------------Krul--------------------
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    --------------------Gago--------------------
    ------------Cesc--------De Guzman--------
    Messi---------------------------------Suarez
    -------------------Aguero-------------------

    Nice to see Suarez , I'm surprised not many teams have picked him up , from last season + this he is the real deal , should be in the Uruguayan team more often <Ale>
    Pity he's a diving c**t, but he's a hell of a player.

    More amazed nobody picked Kolarov who's much much better than all other left fullbacks mentioned.
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    Post by The Pröfessör Mon Oct 01, 2007 4:17 pm

    @de guz

    u think your name sake is better than Sahin? saw them both in rotterdam vs chelsea and was much more impressed with Nuri. only one game i know...
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    Post by Tweesus Mon Oct 01, 2007 4:21 pm

    Well Aguero could play Suarez's role. There's no way Suarez is better than Rooney.
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    Post by Fey Mon Oct 01, 2007 4:26 pm

    Hahaha, I know he plays for the Jews and all that. But he is/will be better then Rooney.

    Future Inter player for sure.
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    Post by SuperMario Mon Oct 01, 2007 4:28 pm

    Agooner wrote:@de guz

    u think your name sake is better than Sahin? saw them both in rotterdam vs chelsea and was much more impressed with Nuri. only one game i know...
    Sahin is doing very well at Feyenoord at the moment. Nearly put him in my team. De Guzman is more talented. This season Nuri performed better than De Guzman, but De Guzman can do much better & he will.
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    Post by bluenine Mon Oct 01, 2007 5:05 pm

    No, never said he was. In my opinion, Messi is the best U23 player in the world!

    yeah, Acquafresca scored a good one. Now Giovinco has got his first goal too... I agree with Capello's assesment of the new azzurrini phenomenon... he lack of hieght/body strength is going to limit his abilities in the senior game. But talent he has in abundance! His goal was from a well taken strike from outside the box.

    Capello: Giovinco Is A Great Talent

    Ex Roma and Milan Coach Fabio Capello has heaped praise on young Empoli playmaker Sebastian Giovinco but says it is wrong to compare the player to Barcelona star Lionel Messi. The 20-year-old, who is on loan in Tuscany from Juventus, is rightly regarded as one of the most exciting young talents in European football. Blessed with some quite incredible dribbling skills and acceleration, many have already labelled the diminutive youngster as the ‘Italian Messi’. “Giovinco is a player with a great amount of ability. He has incredible technique and great dribbling,” Capello told La Domenica Sportiva. “However I think it is wrong to compare him to Messi. Messi is more physical and has a lot of upper-body strength.”

    Giovinco scored his first ever Serie A goal yesterday as Empoli came from behind to beat Palermo 3-1 at the Stadio Carlo Castellani. The win was the Azzurri’s first Serie A win of the new campaign and lifted them to 16th in the table. Giovinco is also a regular for the Italy Under-21 team and is widely regarded as the squad’s best player. The youngster has represented Italy at every age since under-16 level and it seems he will certainly have a starring role for the senior team at some point in the future.

    Tweedle wrote:woah bluey! Rooney isn't BETTER than Messi! Yikes

    Saw Aquafresca's goal. A nice looping header Wink
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    Post by Tweesus Mon Oct 01, 2007 5:11 pm

    Well, to compare him to Messi is a bit futile. Messi is for a start is a year younger, plays for one of the best sides in Europe and is their MVP and last season scored 16 goals in 24 league games.

    One league goal in Serie A does not make Ginvinco comparable.

    I got confused re Rooney, I thought you'd said Rooney was THE best of the lot, rather than one of the best Ale
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    Post by Since 1888 Mon Oct 01, 2007 5:18 pm

    jonathan de guzman wrote:
    Raifael wrote:
    jonathan de guzman wrote:---------------------Krul--------------------
    Richards-----Donk----Ramos----Kolarov
    --------------------Gago--------------------
    ------------Cesc--------De Guzman--------
    Messi---------------------------------Suarez
    -------------------Aguero-------------------

    Nice to see Suarez , I'm surprised not many teams have picked him up , from last season + this he is the real deal , should be in the Uruguayan team more often <Ale>
    Pity he's a diving c**t, but he's a hell of a player.

    More amazed nobody picked Kolarov who's much much better than all other left fullbacks mentioned.

    You got it wrong with Donk though. He has all the attributes to become a WC defender but his concentration is really bad and is - even for such a young player - very prone for mistakes. Adeleye is better. ok
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    Post by bluenine Mon Oct 01, 2007 5:21 pm

    I know, but its a better comparison than the previous ones linking young Giovinco to Baggio and Del Piero Doh

    Of course they are a world apart at the mo, hence he is called "the new" Messi.... funniest thing I heard lol!

    In Italy, youngsters are given chances much later than most other leagues... like Rossi and Lupoli mentioned earlier this season, they development accelerated due to moving away from Italy, coz in Italy their peers did not get half as many chances to play at the senior level. If Messi was an Italian youth product, chances are that he wouldn't have played more than 10 senior games till now Doh This policy has its merits and demerits, but thats the way it is in Italy. U21 players are rarely given a starting place, and almost never at top teams.

    Tweedle wrote:Well, to compare him to Messi is a bit futile. Messi is for a start is a year younger, plays for one of the best sides in Europe and is their MVP and last season scored 16 goals in 24 league games.

    One league goal in Serie A does not make Ginvinco comparable.

    I got confused re Rooney, I thought you'd said Rooney was THE best of the lot, rather than one of the best Ale
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    Post by Tweesus Mon Oct 01, 2007 5:26 pm

    Although surely if an Italian club had had Messi on their books they'd have started him by now Wink

    Barca have got young talents coming out of their ears at the moment. I'm so jealous! We've got some decent ones coming through like Armand Traoré, Niclas Bendtner and Denilson but nothing comparable to the conveyer belt of talent that Barca have.

    BTw, not sure if you would be interested bearing in mind that they're your opposition and all, but in the latest FourFourTwo there's an interesting article about Alexandre Pato that's well worth a read. The rest of the mag is pretty $h!t this month though so best to just find a secluded part of the shop and have a peek Wink
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    Post by The-Frank-Tavern Mon Oct 01, 2007 5:28 pm

    italian kids seem to take longer to come through, but i think its just a cultural thing look at maccarone, he'd looked superb in the U21s, then pretty average for boro, sure it was just too much too soon, if he'd stayed in italy bet he'd have done better overall.
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    Post by EMP Mon Oct 01, 2007 7:09 pm

    Rez wrote:
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    Tweedle wrote:To argue that Aguero should be ahead of him in an under 21 team is quite frankly laughable.
    bet you 50 quid within 12 months Aguero will be ahead of him in the eyes of the most knowledgeable observors of the game. Now we've got rid of that piece if sh¡t who hated the kid he is flourishing playing along side an unslefish forward, have you seen his goals over the last few weeks, not sure rooney could have pulled some of them off tbh



    Aguero is a very good player, but he has done nothing to suggest that he is better than Rooney. Rooney has done and won more than any other player his age. The 'most knowledgeable observers of the game' on this board recognised this and thus included him in their teams. It will take more than a few good games for people to class him in the same bracket as Rooney.

    Hasn't Messi won more than Rooney? Nevertheless, Rooney is a great player. Ridiculous to write him off so early.

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