Wilt
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How about the 20 goals in his first 14 games in the CL ....it’ll be a rainy day in Hell before anyone ever gets anywhere near that stat.
never mind bundesliga
How about the 20 goals in his first 14 games in the CL ....it’ll be a rainy day in Hell before anyone ever gets anywhere near that stat.
Sevilla have a great defence to be fairAs unbelievable as he is, his first 14 games included two against each of Genk, Napoli, Lazio, Zenit, Brugge and Sevilla
Nobody's likely ever going to have a run of fixtures quite that kind to kick off their Champions League careers again.
last 3 games Sevilla beat Utd twice and drew onceSevilla have a great defence to be fair
Yup. Better than we werelast 3 games Sevilla beat Utd twice and drew once
As unbelievable as he is, his first 14 games included two against each of Genk, Napoli, Lazio, Zenit, Brugge and Sevilla
Nobody's likely ever going to have a run of fixtures quite that kind to kick off their Champions League careers again.
And Liverpool the only team left out of the list.What are you on about? These are not easy games.
Especially considering he was playing for Salzburg firstWhat are you on about? These are not easy games.
It's bad defending, but they were pushing for a goal against 10 men, took a risk and paid for it. Nothing that unusual about it, given that game had almost the importance of a knockout tie.I think by then he will have found ways to be more dangerous without it. He already has a great sense of where to be in the box, when to make that little burst of speed. I'm not as worried about him when he's going to lose his athleticism, and honestly I think he can keep it into his early 30's the way athletes take care of themselves now.
Btw, I just saw Haaland's second goal against Wolfsburg today, and that kind of illustrates the point about the Bundesliga being a young and pacy striker's wet dream. I just don't see those kinds of goals in the 66th minute of a game anywhere else in Europe, not that I can recall at least.
As unbelievable as he is, his first 14 games included two against each of Genk, Napoli, Lazio, Zenit, Brugge and Sevilla
Nobody's likely ever going to have a run of fixtures quite that kind to kick off their Champions League careers again.
Wtf! At least get your facts right, he only played 1 game against Zenit and Lazio, he also played 2 against both reigning champs Liverpool and PSG. That run of fixtures is as easy or hard as any other teams'.As unbelievable as he is, his first 14 games included two against each of Genk, Napoli, Lazio, Zenit, Brugge and Sevilla
Nobody's likely ever going to have a run of fixtures quite that kind to kick off their Champions League careers again.
Vardy says helloI think by then he will have found ways to be more dangerous without it. He already has a great sense of where to be in the box, when to make that little burst of speed. I'm not as worried about him when he's going to lose his athleticism, and honestly I think he can keep it into his early 30's the way athletes take care of themselves now.
Btw, I just saw Haaland's second goal against Wolfsburg today, and that kind of illustrates the point about the Bundesliga being a young and pacy striker's wet dream. I just don't see those kinds of goals in the 66th minute of a game anywhere else in Europe, not that I can recall at least.
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I think he would. A lot of times I see Pogba and Bruno trying the through or smart pass and nobody is making a run. Haaland is great at making those runs and he'd also help making some space between the defenders for Pogba/Bruno to move up between the lines a bit more often.A striker like Haaland is reliant on service. The left and right sided players seem to be playing as L&R striker mentality. It would be intriguing to seem how many shots they take v assists/potential assists they create and whether Haaland would be frustrated. I suspect RVP in this team wouldnt be happy..
I have doubts Haaland would fit.
I think he would. A lot of times I see Pogba and Bruno trying the through or smart pass and nobody is making a run. Haaland is great at making those runs and he'd also help making some space between the defenders for Pogba/Bruno to move up between the lines a bit more often.
Yea, in some way Halaand or any other stiker being a success here would also depend a lot if we improve on RW & RB.So is Cavani; you can see his frustration with L&R. Haaland is main man mentality. I just dont see it working.
Where on earth did you read that?If he is getting 500k now what the feck will his next contract look like?
I have said it before we shouldn´t be dealing with Raiola.
RW? RFYea, in some way Halaand or any other stiker being a success here would also depend a lot if we improve on RW & RB.
Shaky source but sounds like Raiola alright...
Shaky source but sounds like Raiola alright...
Did Lewandowski announce his retirement? Am I missing something?
Was linked to us yesterday
Still think we might just end up signing him this summer. I don't really have much faith that the Glazer's will sanction any big deals this year but this is far more realistic than Kane. The owners are always looking at the bottom line and it is not hard to imagine that despite costing a fortune we can get 5 years or so out of Haaland and still sell him on at a big profit if he is determined to go to Spain at some point whereas Kane would be a sunk cost after 5 years with little resale value.
Haaland is a bit overrated to be honest In the sense that people pencil him in as a surefire ballon d’or winner.
To be truly great he has ways to go still. He wouldn‘t be the first young striker who is physically ahead of his age and scoring for fun (Mario Gomez 24goals in league and 8 in Europe at age 23, Lukaku etc).
Haaland is better than them but I am not sure he can learn the skill and finesse of a Lewandowski to break his current archetype.
Isn't that what is being quoted as his wage requirements.Where on earth did you read that?
To be fair, winning the ballon d'or as a striker isn't that difficult. Join a big club, win CL with them, there's your ballon d'or.Haaland is a bit overrated to be honest In the sense that people pencil him in as a surefire ballon d’or winner.
To be truly great he has ways to go still.
At the Emirates? You think he'd come?Lewa?
I would do unspeakable things to have him here.
And explain why Firmino didn’t win Ballon D’or when Liverpool won CL...To be fair, winning the ballon d'or as a striker isn't that difficult. Join a big club, win CL with them, there's your ballon d'or.
Shaky source but sounds like Raiola alright...
After the ruckus Raiola committed with getting Mhiki out of Dortmund, you'd think they wouldn't do business with any of his clients. I hope Ole and United move away from Haaland and focus on getting Sancho, Grealish, and a CB and keep Cavani for another year.