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erick
29 Sep 2009, 05:40 PM
Isn't that exactly what the EPL has been doing to make their league look better...?
Not really. The EPL can be credited for players like Ronaldo, Fabregas, and Mascherano.
Black Francis
29 Sep 2009, 05:43 PM
Not really. The EPL can be credited for players like Ronaldo, Fabregas, and Mascherano.
More like Portugal, Spain, and Argentina
Ronaldo a Sporting product
Fabregas a Barca product
Mascherano a River product
erick
29 Sep 2009, 05:44 PM
More like Portugal, Spain, and Argentina
They came from that country but the were made in the EPL. You would not say that Messi was made in Argentina right?
frasermc
29 Sep 2009, 05:46 PM
Not really. The EPL can be credited for players like Ronaldo, Fabregas, and Mascherano.
I'll give you Fabregas. And that's it from that trio.
I see you have conveniently dropped Drogba from your list now...
erick
29 Sep 2009, 05:48 PM
I'll give you Fabregas. And that's it from that trio.
I see you have conveniently dropped Drogba from your list now...
Everyone knows that Ronaldo is a result of mostly the genius SAF. Yeah, he was a good player when he arrived to Man Utd but the team made him and he would not be the same if he wouldn't had played in Man Utd.
Black Francis
29 Sep 2009, 05:49 PM
They came from that country but the were made in the EPL. You would not say that Messi was made in Argentina right?
Hahah
How old was Masch when he made the jump?
frasermc
29 Sep 2009, 05:50 PM
Everyone knows that Ronaldo is a result of mostly the genius SAF. Yeah, he was a good player when he arrived to Man Utd but the team made him and he would not be the same if he wouldn't had played in Man Utd.
But Ronaldo was always going to be a top player regardless of whether he went to Man Utd or some other top tier team. Therefore he wasn't made in the EPL.
erick
29 Sep 2009, 05:55 PM
Hahah
How old was Masch when he made the jump?
But he became the best player in his position in the EPL.
But Ronaldo was always going to be a top player regardless of whether he went to Man Utd or some other top tier team. Therefore he wasn't made in the EPL.
So SAF and Man Utd had no influence on Ronaldo?
frasermc
29 Sep 2009, 05:59 PM
So SAF and Man Utd had no influence on Ronaldo?
Did I say that...?
Yes, old whisky breath had a very good influence on Ronaldo, but what I'm trying to point out is that there is every chance that had he gone to another club, in another country, when he left Sporting that he would have turned out equally as good.
Black Francis
29 Sep 2009, 06:00 PM
So by your logic
La Liga can claim to have produced
Maradona,Ronaldo,Romario,Hugo Sanchez,Di Stefano...
erick
29 Sep 2009, 06:01 PM
Did I say that...?
Yes, old whisky breath had a very good influence on Ronadlo, but what I'm trying to point out is that there is every chance that had he gone to another club, in another country, when he left Sporting that he would have turned out equally as good.
No but I was just asking you.
I don't doubt that he would be a great player but not the most expensive player in the world but we cannot really argue about something that didn't happen.
erick
29 Sep 2009, 06:03 PM
So by your logic
La Liga can claim to have produced
Maradona,Ronaldo,Romario,Hugo Sanchez,Di Stefano...
Opinions can be different.
Hugo Sanchez was already the sh!t in Mexico. :cool:
Black Francis
29 Sep 2009, 06:06 PM
Opinions can be different.
Hugo Sanchez was already the sh!t in Mexico. :cool:
Guess what
Mascherano was already a class player at River and Corinthians
Here is something the epl can lay claim to producing
Titus Bramble!
erick
29 Sep 2009, 06:13 PM
Guess what
Mascherano was already a class player at River and Corinthians
Here is something the epl can lay claim to producing
Titus Bramble!
A class player but not world class and west ham/liverpool gave him the chance to prove himself. ;)
Black Francis
29 Sep 2009, 06:17 PM
Why do i even bother?
erick
29 Sep 2009, 06:17 PM
Why do i even bother?
I get your point. ;)
TKORL
29 Sep 2009, 07:08 PM
Not really. The EPL can be credited for players like Ronaldo, Fabregas, and Mascherano.
Mascherano is a product of the EPL?
LOL.
that is all.
Moishe
29 Sep 2009, 08:40 PM
Not really. The EPL can be credited for players like Ronaldo, Fabregas, and Mascherano.
Really? In what capacity has his game improved since joining Liverpool or more specifically the EPL? I'll save you the trouble of having to make something up. He plays exactly in the same manner he did while at River and Corinthians....purely defensive minded midfield destroyer. Let me ask you this Erick but by virtue of only playing five matches for WestHam most of which were as a sub, what did he learn from that experience? Here is some food for thought Erick. Mascherano has been in an awful spell for Argentina for a while now so would you attribute that to the English playing experience as well?