Christ the Redeemer wrote: The Real Martin Troll wrote: Christ the Redeemer wrote: The Real Martin Troll wrote:
My argument is that if Totti is deemed to be one of the best players in the World which he regularly is, then so should Henry, since Totti has not achieved anything more that Henry hasnt done himself.
Except play in a World Cup final for the winning side. And be a success in Serie A.
So in fact, your argument is pretty redundant because it is so obviously incorrect.
No. You think its incorrect because you are incapable of seeing anything from your own point of view.
Why not just scream, a la Tweeds,
You're biased!!!!!!?
It's just as ineffective, and makes you look just as stupid.
Totti has played in 1 Euro final - which he lost,
and 1 World Cup final, which he won
Henry has played in 1 Euro final - which he won, and 1 World cup final, which he lost.
Thus Totti has achieved what Henry has not. Contrary to your argument.
And you can throw in the 1998 World Cup final aswell when Henry was in the World Cup winning squad. How is that less of an achievement that Totti's international record?
Why don't we throw in Totti's contribution to Juventus winning the CL in the 90s since he had about as much impact on that as Henry had on France winning WC98...?
Totti has never played outside of Serie A. He has been a success in his home league.
Nonetheless, it's the only league both players have played in. Therefore the only league where a direct comparison can be made.
Henry was a success in his home league, part of the Monaco side that beat Man United and reached the semi finals of the CL in 1997, a semi final of the CL he also played in for Arsenal in 2006. Totti has never played in Europe past the Quarter finals in comparison.
This has far more to do with the clubs they've played for, and luck, than the individual talents of the two players.
Henry was also an unmitigated success in a league abroad- the EPL, top scorer for many seasons. Totti has never tested himself abroad, so we can neither tell whether he would have failed - like Henry did at Juve, or succeeded, like he did at Arsenal.
Or failed, like he has at Barcelona so far...
So, please tell me how the argument that Totti has achieved more than Henry is incorrect, oh wise one?
That wasn't your argument, dickwad. You said:
since Totti has not achieved anything more that Henry hasnt done himself.
Since you can't even keep track of your own arguments, this is pointless. When you can consistently maintain a position then maybe you'll get why that position is wrong. Until then, I'll leave you to wallow in your own $h!t.
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