RedDevil@84
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Think that poster has passed out after all that excess drink he hadUm, what?!
Think that poster has passed out after all that excess drink he hadUm, what?!
Deschamp is the Mourinho of international football.
Pogba delayed on both, Mbappe s timing was great. First time I think just got confused by another player who was offside and saw Mbappe late and the second one it took Pogba some time to get the ball under control. Timing is a big part of passing.I don't see how Mbappe wasn't culpable for that offside. The job of the striker is to assess the situation and the opponent and time the run. It doesn't take much awareness to realise he had plenty of leeway against this Germany side so need to steal a march at all. So that's Mbappe's timing and reading of the situation, just hold or bend the run and play the percentages considering his relative pace. I think he himself would know he's made a slight error there when he sees it back and sees how much latitude he had there.
Pogba's job is to play a good pass, which he did. Not necessarily to play a first time pass or play it within X seconds.
It's at the very least joint culpability.
Just one I thinkA lot of trolls here
Should've put some white text. Okay. The comparison to Walcott and Welbeck was a bit harsh/trollish. Yes, he has scored 42 goals this season.
When most people talk of Mbappe, they put him in the same bracket with Messi and Ronaldo. He's not there yet. He's got a lot of bread to eat, before he gets there.
I just think that people over hype him. He's a very good footballer, but the superlatives he gets come rather easy.
I don't think I've seen anyone put Mbappe in the same bracket as CR7/Messi. He's just considered the next in line to take over, the heir apparent, that doesn't mean he will get near the heights of those two but he's brilliant in his own right and will only get better IMO. When you have people like Maradona, R9, Pele etc talking about you at 18-19, there's going to be overhype.Should've put some white text. Okay. The comparison to Walcott and Welbeck was a bit harsh/trollish. Yes, he has scored 42 goals this season.
When most people talk of Mbappe, they put him in the same bracket with Messi and Ronaldo. He's not there yet. He's got a lot of bread to eat, before he gets there.
I just think that people over hype him. He's a very good footballer, but the superlatives he gets come rather easy.
Should've put some white text. Okay. The comparison to Walcott and Welbeck was a bit harsh/trollish. Yes, he has scored 42 goals this season.
When most people talk of Mbappe, they put him in the same bracket with Messi and Ronaldo. He's not there yet. He's got a lot of bread to eat, before he gets there.
I just think that people over hype him. He's a very good footballer, but the superlatives he gets come rather easy.
It’s obviously workingThey sit back because they have a very cautious coach who plays that way. It’s criminal really, with the resources at his disposal. I like so many of their players but I just wish they were coached by someone more cavalier.
The same as Giroud but with Benzema's qualities. Meaning more passes to his feet, on the ground, quick movements, dropping deeper than Giroud and turning with the ball. His quick flick to put Mbappe through for his insane sprint against Hummels with a questionable call for possible penalty is one example of what Benzema brings that Giroud can't. I expect an intelligent player like Benzema to find more and more impact on the game as he gets more time on the field.It’s obviously working
They have the best counter attack player in Mbappe and they have a good defence when they sit back, but maybe not the best to play a high line. Then a strong midfield that is hard to penetrate and will both protect the defence and pass the ball to Mbappe with precision. I don’t really see the role of Benzema in this but he is a master of adapting to tactics so I’m sure he’ll be most useful as well.
It’s obviously working
They have the best counter attack player in Mbappe and they have a good defence when they sit back, but maybe not the best to play a high line. Then a strong midfield that is hard to penetrate and will both protect the defence and pass the ball to Mbappe with precision. I don’t really see the role of Benzema in this but he is a master of adapting to tactics so I’m sure he’ll be most useful as well.
Who is going to want to sign a Walcott/Wellbeck level player though?Mbappe needs to move to England or Spain. Need to see him in one of the best leagues.
If Harry Kane plays like that then he'd also have had a bad game, he did nothing all match going forward which is his primary responsibility. That's the sort of stuff Shane Long long subjected us to for many years. Lots of workrate, zero productivity.Why didn’t you say Harry Kane? He gets praised for his defensive work also..
Nothing he can do if he doesn’t get the pass..
Yea that flick was wonderful, but he deserves a bigger role than that. Against most other teams he will also be very useful as a traditional striker in the box.The same as Giroud but with Benzema's qualities. Meaning more passes to his feet, on the ground, quick movements, dropping deeper than Giroud and turning with the ball. His quick flick to put Mbappe through for his insane sprint against Hummels with a questionable call for possible penalty is one example of what Benzema brings that Giroud can't. I expect an intelligent player like Benzema to find more and more impact on the game as he gets more time on the field.
Agree. Reminds of Spain/Barcelona 10 years ago. So good but so boring to watch ZzzzzzzzzIt gets results but I really believe they could get the same results or better playing a more fluid, attacking style with all the weapons they have.
Nailed it.Looking at that line up and how soft Germanys middle is
I reckon pogba could run riot through the middle if he's switched on
It's international tournament time, which means a whole wave of idiots who barely understand the game decide to share their dumb opinions.Both Germany and France defended pretty well, which is why they weren't many occasions of goal.
If you want to watch a super open game with 8-10 shots on goal per team, wait for Austria vs Ukraine,Czech Republic vs Croatia,etc...
Also, kind of ridiculous to read people asking France to score 4 against Germany because they are "weak".
Suddenly Germany became Latvia/Finland, and France should score 4 against this "weak" german side... hilarious.
It literally exposes people who know nothing about football.Mbappe is arguably better than any english player currently active and the best comparison some people can come up with is Walcott? Like for real?
The game was poor, the quality was very low and Germany was useless. I think he played well but people are chatting like he Zidane'd the game.Try counting the number of times a single player creates more big chances in a game than all of his team mates and the opposition combined, in a game between two of the biggest teams in the tournament. It tends to be quite uncommon, and therefore, a high bar…
The game was poor, the quality was very low and Germany was useless. I think he played well but people are chatting like he Zidane'd the game.