Obiorahking_
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You are judging a player's talent based on their national team performances?For a shitty national team? Really? By your take Harry Kane and Dele Alli are third rate talents.His matches for Sweden U21, Sweden national team and his matches in the Champions League last season.
Me and you must have been watching different CL games because he was very promising in CL, albeit he he made some mistakes here and there but I'd wager his CL performaces was watch drew the interest. He made breakthrough CL team of the year ffs.
Not sure I understand the logic of this point. People are scouted for their talent and potential...what does puberty have anything to do with it? If you are good, you are good regardless of your physical condition.Are you saying it's irrelevant when you leave for a bigger club? Are you serious? A year or two is perhaps not so relevant in life if you're 25, 30 or 35. If you've existed for only 18 years in total though… a year or two makes a major difference. I stand firm on that point, 14–16, perhaps even a year younger, is the absolute optimal time to put in that extra-gear of a young player's development. For a number of reasons, puberty being one of them. This is the short time of window which can basically help set (not by itself, along with genetics, naturally) your physical conditions for the rest of your life.
You most definitely inferred it. You said Sweeden's football system has been fallen off in recent years and given that me and you know that Sweeden's system has never been anything special relative to other countries, its only logical to infer that you meant Sweeden's football system is bad which contributed to the reason why Sweeden's track record for CB's is poor. Yes? But you also said that that very system contributed to the player he is today who is a pretty decent young defensive prospect playing for one of the biggest clubs in the world. So there is definitely a hole in your argument.I never said that Sweden's football system is bad. My original post regarding Sweden's track record touched on the subject of world class centre-backs that emerge from the system in place