Kroos wrote:ok it was a little windup
but there are plenty players in our league which can play on the left side and not so predictable like bale
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I hate to be the one to have to break this to you, but Ribery's shit. He may well be less predictable than Bale, but when 'less predictable' equates to 'can't cross, keeps running the ball into touch' then that isn't really a good thing.
What I find particularly amusing about all this is that the focus is all on Bale winning, when he played a major role in Spurs qualifying for the CL last Spring, and a major role in Spurs getting to the QF of the CL. Compare that to Wilshere, who has played a minor role in Arsenal achieving fuck all, and a minor role in Arsenal getting to the last 16 of the CL. Of course, he's English, so his violence, promiscuity and shameless self-promotion are overlooked in favour of some half-arsed notion of accomplishment. He's where Denilson, Song and Diaby were 3 or 4 years ago, and look how they've turned out.
Just for the sake of comparison, Javier Hernandez has outscored Torres, Drogba, Rooney, Anelka, Carroll, Van Persie, Van Der Vaart, Elmander, Nasri, Chamakh, Arshavin and a whole bunch of other massively hyped players who are supposedly world class. And that's without even being top scorer at his club, or a first choice striker, so how in the fuck Wilshere got the award ahead of him I do not know. Still, this award is a joke, given to media darlings by a bunch of illiterate morons, so it comes as no surprise.
Nani probably should have won the main award, but since he's a brat I suppose the next most consistent player who is very important to his team is Scott Parker. Aside from that, Tevez has been excellent for most of the season, and Pierre's right that Yaya Toure has had a great season. What the hell Vidic was doing on the list for the main award I cannot fathom, except he plays for ManYoo and more deserving players like Odemwingie do not.