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I'd be amazed if he ended the season with more goals than games.
Prepare to be amazed.
I'd be amazed if he ended the season with more goals than games.
I'd be amazed if he ended the season with more goals than games.
Can't believe some are still in denial. The lad is the best in the world. 19 goals in 12 games with no penalty is out of this world. Add his assists and he's taking this productivity thing to the next level. Then understand that he isn't playing for the best team with the most control of games then it becomes clear to all that he's indeed the best.
think he will.
He's playing for the team who are top of the Premier League. You can say that they wouldn't be there if it wasn't for him (just like we wouldn't without RVP or Arsenal without Ramsey etc.), but in reality he's absolutely battering shit teams. Sunderland, Norwich, Cardiff, West Brom etc. don't represent stern opposition. Arsenal, United, City and Chelsea do. Let's wait until the end of the season to see how many goals he's scored against those sides before claiming he's the best player in the world (which is an absolutely laughable claim; two Spanish-based footballers would have something to say about that).
He's got City and Chelsea soon. That'll be a test of where he's at.
How about Everton? Spurs? You conveniently leave those games out.
Definitely will. There's no chance he doesn't score in 7 games and he willt score multiple goals in the a game.
You just have to look at who his teammates are and you'll see that they aren't the best going around. Since when is Tottenham a shit team? He's also played really well versus Everton. As a matter of fact the only poor game he's had this season is versus arsenal and in that game liverpool were totally dominated.He's playing for the team who are top of the Premier League. You can say that they wouldn't be there if it wasn't for him (just like we wouldn't without RVP or Arsenal without Ramsey etc.), but in reality he's absolutely battering shit teams. Sunderland, Norwich, Cardiff, West Brom etc. don't represent stern opposition. Arsenal, United, City and Chelsea do. Let's wait until the end of the season to see how many goals he's scored against those sides before claiming he's the best player in the world (which is an absolutely laughable claim; two Spanish-based footballers would have something to say about that).
He's got City and Chelsea soon. That'll be a test of where he's at.
Messi and Ronaldo are both playing in Europe. Suarez doesn't have any of that. I didn't say that Tottenham are a shit team but they were absolutely rotten that game. It looked as though some of those players wanted AVB sacked. Little desire.You just have to look at who his teammates are and you'll see that they aren't the best going around. Since when is Tottenham a shit team? He's also played really well versus Everton. As a matter of fact the only poor game he's had this season is versus arsenal and in that game liverpool were totally dominated.
That's where the argument about the next two games falls flat. I'll say this, if Liverpool's other players hold their own vs those teams he'll give their defences a good working out.
Its a laughable claim why? Neither of those two lads are putting up the number he is. Forget that, none of them are performing at the level he is. Cristiano himself has been pretty poor vs big teams (atl madrid and barca) and don't here anyone contesting his season on that basis.
What's the point in arguing now? Let's just wait to see how he performs against City and Chelsea
Can't believe some are still in denial. The lad is the best in the world. 19 goals in 12 games with no penalty is out of this world. Add his assists and he's taking this productivity thing to the next level. Then understand that he isn't playing for the best team with the most control of games then it becomes clear to all that he's indeed the best.
Can't believe some are still in denial. The lad is the best in the world. 19 goals in 12 games with no penalty is out of this world. Add his assists and he's taking this productivity thing to the next level. Then understand that he isn't playing for the best team with the most control of games then it becomes clear to all that he's indeed the best.
And then there's this other chap called messi who was owned the best teams consistently for years and thought of as one of the greatest ever.
All of you saying 'Please see X and Y doing it for years' - do tell: Were you downplaying Ronaldo the same way when began to make his mark as one of the best in the world too?
And what are your stated opinions, if any, on how easy it is to score in la liga vs the prem?
It's too much to say he's best in the world right now. Even though his record so far has been the sort you'd expect of Messi or Ronaldo, Suarez has to it for a sustained period of time before he can be considered. He's undoubtedly the best in the league at the moment though.
I do agree it is all a bit too soon to pronounce him up there. But it's half a season soon enough. A season is generally enough to vote a World Player of the year. It's not ridiculous to make the comparison on current form. I think he's better than Ronaldo right now, despite Ronaldo's second half of 2013 being of the sort that people are wondering if maybe Messi shouldn't win his customary Ballon D'or.
Messi fit and in form obviously pisses all over both of them.
I do agree it is all a bit too soon to pronounce him up there. But it's half a season soon enough. A season is generally enough to vote a World Player of the year. It's not ridiculous to make the comparison on current form. I think he's better than Ronaldo right now, despite Ronaldo's second half of 2013 being of the sort that people are wondering if maybe Messi shouldn't win his customary Ballon D'or.
Messi fit and in form obviously pisses all over both of them.
When Suárez goes to La Liga I don't think he'll find it any easier to score than he does now. To be honest I think with his dribbling style he probably prefers playing against the more cumbersome centre backs in England. He's obviously a world class player but come on, they have been doing otherwordly things for years. Suárez is doing what many players have done before in the past over a short period of time.
I do agree it is all a bit too soon to pronounce him up there. But it's half a season soon enough. A season is generally enough to vote a World Player of the year. It's not ridiculous to make the comparison on current form. I think he's better than Ronaldo right now, despite Ronaldo's second half of 2013 being of the sort that people are wondering if maybe Messi shouldn't win his customary Ballon D'or.
Messi fit and in form obviously pisses all over both of them.
I honestly don't recall many players doing what he's doing over half a season, in the manner he's doing it.
And yeah, they've been doing it for years. Suarez was one of the three outstanding players in the league last year too, basically only the ban stopped him from being topscorer and Bale's britishness on top meant he was never going to player of the year.
But how many years do you need to be doing it before it counts? I think a year will do. certainly less did it for Fat Ronaldo. Arguably for Ronaldinho too. How long they've been doing it says more about a player's legacy than about who is presently the best in the world.
I think if you ask the question "Who would you feel most confident playing for your side in the world cup with in the summer" is perhaps a decent measure.
Outscoring and out-assisting him for a much inferior side. And I'd argue doing it in grander style too.
I honestly don't recall many players doing what he's doing over half a season, in the manner he's doing it.
I said that he is on course to be the third best player to grace the PL era after Henry and Ronaldo. But he will have to match the consistency of the top two if he wants to enter that conversation.
Outscoring and out-assisting him for a much inferior side. And I'd argue doing it in grander style too.
He'll need another season on this level before he can have the PL conversation. But I don't think that's the same conversation as how good he is right now compared to he peers.
The right now stuff does not really mean that much. 3 years back when Nani was on fire, he was probably the best winger in the world at that point, but how does it matter now if he has not been able to replicate it since. Another casualty of Messi/Ronaldo are the players who do not clock up crazy stats. People refuse to give credit to likes of Ribery for this very reason.
Probably about 10M more than Wayne Rooney, but not much more.
He's worth at least two Rooneys.
I know this is the most excited you've been in 20 years, but he really isn't.
He's worth at least ten Gerrards though, top top player.