I award this reply a yeah nah, thanks for playing.That s**t shouldn’t matter. A goal is a goal.
Follow along with the video below to see how to install our site as a web app on your home screen.
Note: This feature may not be available in some browsers.
I award this reply a yeah nah, thanks for playing.That s**t shouldn’t matter. A goal is a goal.
Well if you had a centre back taking penalties and he scored a heap... you wouldn't say he's a great goal scoring centre back would you especially if he can't score from a corner/free kick?That s**t shouldn’t matter. A goal is a goal.
I award this reply a yeah nah, thanks for playing.
It’s a lame as * manner to discredit a player.Well if you had a centre back taking penalties and he scored a heap... you wouldn't say he's a great goal scoring centre back would you especially if he can't score from a corner/free kick?
We're not discrediting him, more putting perspective into it. Remember Bradd Dalziell? He averaged 23 disposals a game in his time with Brisbane. He somehow got a highish profile trade to West Coast and only had 4 years there before being turfed. Numbers mean nothing without some sort of context.It’s a lame as **** manner to discredit a player.
I did it so you could rhyme Drunk at the Wheel with Dalziell.Paul Pogba. How far the man has fallen with Ole drunk at the wheel. Compared with Dalziell now haha
At what stage does he take responsibility for his own efforts and performances?He should have had a team built around him. Instead most of his time at the club has been spent with a manager using him as an example to try and assert his dominance, publicly ridiculing him and playing him out of position. The World Cup proved what he can do at the highest level.
Whether his goals are penalties or not is irrelevant. Aguero’s missed penalty is a big reason why City is out of the champions league, and Mahrez’s missed penalty could be the reason they don’t win the league. They’re often the most pressured chances to convert.
He always should. His output this year has actually been pretty good though. He’s contributed to 30 goals in what has been a pretty ordinary side. If United are making a list of issues they need to sort out this summer, Pogba would be near the bottom.At what stage does he take responsibility for his own efforts and performances?
He always should. His output this year has actually been pretty good though. He’s contributed to 30 goals in what has been a pretty ordinary side. If United are making a list of issues they need to sort out this summer, Pogba would be near the bottom.
Funnily enough, under the laws of the game, scoring a penalty is worth the same as from scoring anywhere else. Should we only include goals in players stats if scored from 25+ yards or if you dribble from inside your own half? It’s an idiotic argument. As pointed out, a missed penalty knocked City out of the champions league and will cost them the league if they don’t win it.How many after you take away all the (mostly bullshit) penalties??
Funnily enough, under the laws of the game, scoring a penalty is worth the same as from scoring anywhere else. Should we only include goals in players stats if scored from 25+ yards or if you dribble from inside your own half? It’s an idiotic argument. As pointed out, a missed penalty knocked City out of the champions league and will cost them the league if they don’t win it.
He’s contributed 22 goals in 30 league appearances (7 penalties) in a team that’s struggled for most of the season, from midfield. He’s had a good season. You’re the one claiming penalties are meaningless and seemingly can’t be missed.Yeah, idiotic instead of answering the question... you’re right though, 100% I’d love to sign Milivojevic instead of Sane or Eriksen cos he scores more often
But they’ve chosen him because he’s good at them and willing to take on and handle the pressure. My point is they’re far more difficult and important than people give them credit for, with the City miss in the champions league being the perfect recent example.I think what ossie_21 might be trying to say is, had United not chosen Pogba as their designated penalty taker, his stats would look nowhere near as good.
Penalties are not difficult. Pick a corner and give it plenty of pepper. Ignore what the keeper is doing If the keeper saves and you had it going in the corner so be it. Taken nearly 30 penalties in my life playing football and have only missed once.
That’s funny, because I see world class footballers missing them each and every weekend. I’ve seen world cups and champions leagues decided by them. Even the two best footballers of the modern generation have missed over 40 between them. If only they knew how easy they are...Penalties are not difficult. Pick a corner and give it plenty of pepper. Ignore what the keeper is doing If the keeper saves and you had it going in the corner so be it. Taken nearly 30 penalties in my life playing football and have only missed once.
I can’t argue he had a good game, he didn’t. But I’ll reserve judgement until he has a team around him that gives him a chance to play to his potential. He had Fred, McTominay and Lingard out there with him, and only managed 34% possession. He can’t be a one man midfield. United need new fullbacks, new centre halfs, at least 2 new midfielders and probably another attacking option.For a player that is rated so highly especially by himself you’d think the 2nd leg CL game against Barca was made for him to prove to the public that all the hype is true, instead he went missing as he so often does when the pressure is on
On iPhone using BigFooty.com mobile app
Very simplistic outlook.Penalties are not difficult. Pick a corner and give it plenty of pepper. Ignore what the keeper is doing If the keeper saves and you had it going in the corner so be it. Taken nearly 30 penalties in my life playing football and have only missed once.