Do you mean technically as in technique, because that isn't everything. If you mean technically as in just you think he is the better player, well you are probably the only one.I wouldn't see how this makes sense, technically Ronaldo isn't a better player than he is.
Do you mean technically as in technique, because that isn't everything. If you mean technically as in just you think he is the better player, well you are probably the only one.
What's hard to understand though, on form I would have him in the top 3 but I wouldn't have him in the top 3 in general.
Judging and comparing players is always tough but I would say Ronaldo, Messi, Ribery, Iniesta and Xavi. Then possibly an inform Bale and Suarez.I mean as in technique.
Who would you have there in general?
I wouldn't see how this makes sense, technically Ronaldo isn't a better player than he is.
He is, really. The sort of form Suarez has been in for the last couple of months Ronaldo has been in for 6 or 7 years.
Suárez has a better touch than Ronaldo. Jesus what do you lot smoke. Suárez is like Rooney with better dribbling. He'll have a few ropey touches every game and he'll make a few sloppy passes every game - Ronaldo pretty much never does this. Suárez is probably more creative, but Ronaldo's technique is pretty much flawless. His touch certainly is.
He doesn't have bad touches, and i think most Liverpool fans will attest to this.
His touch is only unpredictable when his dribbling in full flight and thats more down to his style if anything. Rooney's touch is far more inconsistent, and i'm specifically referring to about two years ago when he was in lacklustre form and it seemed his touch had deserted him. Suarez has never had the same problems while his been at Liverpool.
It all depends if Suarez keeps it up to the end of the season, neither Falcao Bale Rooney or Lewdanowski have a season where they've scored more goals than games, only Messi and Ronaldo.
Ronaldo has one of the best touches I've seen. Remember his hat-trick recently against Sweden? Can't remember which goal but he received the ball at pace and his first touch was perfect. Controlled, into space, he set himself perfectly. All within a second. And he does this every game.
I think you're talking about this goal. Looks easy but the first touch was ridiculously good. Ball was hit with pace and he was sprinting to receive it, but with one touch he took out both the defender and goalkeeper. It it was Suarez, chances are, we probably wouldn't even see a goal.
I don't know why you even bother. The point we are trying to make here is not whether can Suarez execute a difficult ball control. He's a world class footballer, we know he definitely can. The point people are trying to make here is that the consistency of his technique is not on Ronaldo's level.
It all depends if Suarez keeps it up to the end of the season, neither Falcao Bale Rooney or Lewdanowski have a season where they've scored more goals than games, only Messi and Ronaldo.
I forgot one other player who did it once, and that was our very own Denis Law. He scored 30 goals in 30 league games, with 46 goals in 42 games, and 11 international goals in 7 games. This brings him to 57 goals in 49 games.
Incredible...
I think you're talking about this goal. Looks easy but the first touch was ridiculously good. Ball was hit with pace and he was sprinting to receive it, but with one touch he took out both the defender and goalkeeper. It it was Suarez, chances are, we probably wouldn't even see a goal.
All 3 goals against Sweden demonstrates his great touch. He took only a total of 7 touch to score 3 goals when the chances arise.
Yup, look at suarez's first goal against spurs for example. Came from 2 sloppy passes from Suarez that luckily came his way and he finished it really well.Suárez has a better touch than Ronaldo? Jesus, what do you lot smoke. Suárez is like Rooney with better dribbling. He'll have a few ropey touches every game and he'll make a few sloppy passes every game - Ronaldo pretty much never does this. Suárez is probably more creative, but Ronaldo's technique is pretty much flawless. His touch certainly is.
Has any club tried to man mark Suarez this season? One for the Liverpool fans to answer.I have spoken to Liverpool supporters at work and mentioned that it might be a ploy, but they thing it's been tried and failed due to his movement.I would back Phil Jones to do a good job on Suarez when next we play!
Jones has manmarked players who are way beyond Suarez' level of ability.
Jones has manmarked players who are way beyond Suarez' level of ability.
I would absolutely love Moyes to put a man marker on Suarez. Does man-marking even happen in this decade? Anyhow, the throwback to the good old days would be mildly nostalgic.
It happened plenty of times with Fergie in charge. Park on Pirlo, Park on Charlie Adam (..) and Phil Jones keeping Ronaldo quiet. We're not talking any random man marker though, we're talking Phil Jones. Suarez would be playing at left back, just to avoid that beast.I would absolutely love Moyes to put a man marker on Suarez. Does man-marking even happen in this decade? Anyhow, the throwback to the good old days would be mildly nostalgic.
I would absolutely love Moyes to put a man marker on Suarez. Does man-marking even happen in this decade? Anyhow, the throwback to the good old days would be mildly nostalgic.
It happened plenty of times with Fergie in charge. Park on Pirlo, Park on Charlie Adam (..) and Phil Jones keeping Ronaldo quiet. We're not talking any random man marker though, we're talking Phil Jones. Suarez would be playing at left back, just to avoid that beast.
I think you're underrating him with that post.The best man marker in the world?
It happened plenty of times with Fergie in charge. Park on Pirlo, Park on Charlie Adam (..) and Phil Jones keeping Ronaldo quiet. We're not talking any random man marker though, we're talking Phil Jones. Suarez would be playing at left back, just to avoid that beast.
Why on earth would we need to man mark Suarez when we play them? We beat Liverpool Ina. Pretty comfortable performance earlier this year, and Suarez did nothing that game. Liverpool at old trafford these last few years is nothing. It'll be a tough game but we wouldn't need to man mark Suarez or to defensive. You just control the game and stop their midfield so Suarez doesn't get on the ball high up the pitch, something we've done pretty well over the years I'd say.
I would absolutely love Moyes to put a man marker on Suarez. Does man-marking even happen in this decade? Anyhow, the throwback to the good old days would be mildly nostalgic.
Suárez has a better touch than Ronaldo? Jesus, what do you lot smoke. Suárez is like Rooney with better dribbling. He'll have a few ropey touches every game and he'll make a few sloppy passes every game - Ronaldo pretty much never does this. Suárez is probably more creative, but Ronaldo's technique is pretty much flawless. His touch certainly is.
Yeah, I know it was suarez's first game back but still, he's not like a messi who single handedly destroys you. Suarez is a great player in excellent form but still far away from Ronaldo or messi, and he always will be far away.The cup game?
Yeah, I know it was suarez's first game back but still, he's not like a messi who single handedly destroys you. Suarez is a great player in excellent form but still far away from Ronaldo or messi, and he always will be far away.
I definitely don't remember us man marking bale ever. He almost always was kept quiet because of Rafael and was just hiding on the wing against us. We may have put jones on him to get close to him whenever he gets the ball so he doesn't shoot but I don't think bale was ever the type of player that required a person man marking him.Didn't we have Jones do a job on Bale last season though? If Bale deserves that kind of special attention then Suarez certainly does.
I definitely don't remember us man marking bale ever. He almost always was kept quiet because of Rafael and was just hiding on the wing against us. We may have put jones on him to get close to him whenever he gets the ball so he doesn't shoot but I don't think bale was ever the type of player that required a person man marking him.
