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Looks like he's reversed that with his recent form. I don't know how he's able to play 90 minutes so often.
https://my.mixtape.moe/ieofnn.mp4
Wish he was back at Inter.
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Looks like he's reversed that with his recent form. I don't know how he's able to play 90 minutes so often.
https://my.mixtape.moe/ieofnn.mp4
Wish he was back at Inter.
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10 years of FIFBut Milito is better
I'd rather bring back Zlatan today than Milito to play for us
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I'd rather have Ibra his whole career than Milito his whole career. With that said, I think Ibra is so far ahead of Milito that the comparison is ridicolous but don't get me wrong I appreciate everything Milito did for us but his quality isn't close to Ibra.
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So he is better because he scored 2 goals in a CL final? HAHAHHAHAHAHA
Soon I'll hear you saying Pandev is better than Ibra because he played a CL final?
Later you'll say Muntari even got subbed in so he must be better too?
I guess you'll also say McDonald Mariga is better than the brazilian Ronaldo?
But heey, that's your opinion.
EDIT:
I realised with that logic Götze is better than Messi since WC 2014. But heeeeeeeeeeey that's your opinion.
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10 years of FIFIbra though is a notorious choker.. and he really really fucks up whole attacking link up, everything has to go through him
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10 years of FIFSo it opens and closes with ripping on Pep
On the Juventus chapters says how much he likes and respects Moggi - that was new to me...
About Inter, not much really, very generic.
Honestly, it felt short for a guy like him. I mean if Icardi writes one at 23, Zlatan should have 23 books in a row. The most interesting things were his youth at Malmo and Ajax.
What a cunt
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10 years of FIFEel's posts show exactly what Ibrahimovic's problems are.
He's an extremely talented striker, physically, technically, tactically. He can take a struggling team 1 or 2 level up single handedly. But all of his talent can only take you that far, once you aim for something higher, he'd be the one to bottle it. He showed it here, he showed it at Barca, he showed at PSG, it pretty safe to say he'd bottle it everywhere once the ambition is more than league success.
I'd take Ibra over prime Millito for this Inter as we're struggling now, but then we'd need to change just like we did 7 years ago.
Millito, on the other hand, was just a world class finisher whose mentality allowed him perform in a extremely reliable and consistent manner. He didn't take your team up, he just performed up to the team's level, so if your team is good enough, Millito'd just go on and win it for you. Because of that Millito is miles better than Ibra for the treble winning Inter. He's a overall better player than Ibra too as his reach was far higher, Ibra after all can only touch domestic trophies.
Ibra kinda remind me of Klose. You can score the most goals in WCs, you can perform reliably for 20 years, but if you never win a single match by yourself, let alone the trophy, never score in a final, never be a topgoalscorer in a tournament, you're not among the best.
He's an extremely talented striker, physically, technically, tactically. He can take a struggling team 1 or 2 level up single handedly. But all of his talent can only take you that far, once you aim for something higher, he'd be the one to bottle it. He showed it here, he showed it at Barca, he showed at PSG, it pretty safe to say he'd bottle it everywhere once the ambition is more than league success.
I'd take Ibra over prime Millito for this Inter as we're struggling now, but then we'd need to change just like we did 7 years ago.
Millito, on the other hand, was just a world class finisher whose mentality allowed him perform in a extremely reliable and consistent manner. He didn't take your team up, he just performed up to the team's level, so if your team is good enough, Millito'd just go on and win it for you. Because of that Millito is miles better than Ibra for the treble winning Inter. He's a overall better player than Ibra too as his reach was far higher, Ibra after all can only touch domestic trophies.
Ibra kinda remind me of Klose. You can score the most goals in WCs, you can perform reliably for 20 years, but if you never win a single match by yourself, let alone the trophy, never score in a final, never be a topgoalscorer in a tournament, you're not among the best.
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Milito scored in every single KO phase for us in our treble season, and it was the first time he played in CL. He also scored a poker against Real Madrid when he played for fucking Zaragoza, and scored a bunch against Bbilan as well. :work:
Ibra plays in strong team in most of his career, but did he have a single goal in CL's semi-final? I don't even talk about the final here
Ibra is better in terms of both technical and physical (that's why he can last longer than Milito), but he's just a choker when he has to face tough opponent, or important moment. Just because he can play better when he turns old doesn't mean he's a superior overall, it's like saying Di Natale is better than the likes of Ronaldo or Ronaldinho.
Ibra plays in strong team in most of his career, but did he have a single goal in CL's semi-final? I don't even talk about the final here
Ibra is better in terms of both technical and physical (that's why he can last longer than Milito), but he's just a choker when he has to face tough opponent, or important moment. Just because he can play better when he turns old doesn't mean he's a superior overall, it's like saying Di Natale is better than the likes of Ronaldo or Ronaldinho.
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Forum Supporter10 years of FIFEven though Milito and Ibra are both strikers they are completely different players but in simple terms Milito can play within a team while Ibra needs a team built around him.
Oh and about his biography, I call bullshit on the whole Inter part for those who read it you'll know what I'm talking about.
Oh and about his biography, I call bullshit on the whole Inter part for those who read it you'll know what I'm talking about.
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Forum Supporter10 years of FIFAre you high as a kite?!So he is better because he scored 2 goals in a CL final? HAHAHHAHAHAHA
Soon I'll hear you saying Pandev is better than Ibra because he played a CL final?
Later you'll say Muntari even got subbed in so he must be better too?
I guess you'll also say McDonald Mariga is better than the brazilian Ronaldo?
But heey, that's your opinion.
EDIT:
I realised with that logic Götze is better than Messi since WC 2014. But heeeeeeeeeeey that's your opinion.
Where did I say Milito is a better player than Ibra.Ibra has more skills,technical and physical but Milito in his prime was a goal machine.
I just prefer a winner over a choker...when and where it really matters
Ibra will never win a CL...Too much of a primadonna choker,suposedly a team leader but first one to choke when the going gets tough in CL anyway
What is he saying about us?
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Transfer GuruIbra is far better a player than Milito, and always was. We won the CL not because we replaced Ibra with Milito, but because we replaced Ibra with Milito+Eto'o+Sneijder+Motta.
Ibra is one of the greatest strikers of this century, in the same class as C Ronaldo, Ronaldinho, Totti, etc. Messi is another level IMO.
Ibra is one of the greatest strikers of this century, in the same class as C Ronaldo, Ronaldinho, Totti, etc. Messi is another level IMO.
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10 years of FIFIf you read the whole Rube chapter he's awestruck by Luciano. Here's just a bit of Zlatan licking his balls:
“I have no idea when Moggi himself found out about the suspicions. But the police must have started questioning him long before the affair exploded in the media. As I understand it, everything started with the old doping scandal – where Juventus was actually cleared in the end. The police had bugged Moggi’s phone in connection with that and got to hear a lot of stuff that had nothing to do with doping, but which still seemed dodgy. It seemed that Moggi was trying to get the ‘right’ referees for Juventus’ matches, and so they kept him under surveillance, and obviously a load of shit came out, at least they thought so when everything was assembled, even though I don’t set a lot of store by their evidence. Most of it was about Juventus being number one. I’m sure of it.
As always when somebody is on top, others want to drag them down into the dirt, and it didn’t surprise me at all that the accusations emerged when we were about to claim the league title again. It looked bad, we realised that straight away. The media treated it like World War III. But it was bullshit, like I said, most of it. Referees giving us preferential treatment? Come on! We’d struggled hard out there.
We’d risked our necks and didn’t have any damn referees in our pockets, no way. I’ve never had them on my side, to be honest. I’m too big for that. If some guy slams into me I stand still, but if I crash into him he goes flying several metres. I’ve got my body and my playing style against me.
I’ve never been mates with the referees, nobody in our team had been. No, we were the best and had to be brought down. That was the truth, and there was also a load of dodgy stuff in that investigation. For example, it was conducted by Guido Rossi, a bloke with close ties to Inter Milan, and Inter Milan emerged from the mess surprisingly unscathed.”
“Moggi maybe didn’t always stop at red lights, or obey every rule and regulation. But he was a talented businessman, and he took care of his players, I know that, and without him my career would have got stuck in a dead end. I thank him for that, and when the whole world is criticising him, I’m on his side. I liked Luciano Moggi.”
Excerpt From: David Lagercrantz. “I Am Zlatan.” iBooks.
And the book opens with "the cast" (various characters that are mentioned). Here's this screenshot - Moggi and Moratti right next to each other (is that just coincidental?) What about the description?
“I have no idea when Moggi himself found out about the suspicions. But the police must have started questioning him long before the affair exploded in the media. As I understand it, everything started with the old doping scandal – where Juventus was actually cleared in the end. The police had bugged Moggi’s phone in connection with that and got to hear a lot of stuff that had nothing to do with doping, but which still seemed dodgy. It seemed that Moggi was trying to get the ‘right’ referees for Juventus’ matches, and so they kept him under surveillance, and obviously a load of shit came out, at least they thought so when everything was assembled, even though I don’t set a lot of store by their evidence. Most of it was about Juventus being number one. I’m sure of it.
As always when somebody is on top, others want to drag them down into the dirt, and it didn’t surprise me at all that the accusations emerged when we were about to claim the league title again. It looked bad, we realised that straight away. The media treated it like World War III. But it was bullshit, like I said, most of it. Referees giving us preferential treatment? Come on! We’d struggled hard out there.
We’d risked our necks and didn’t have any damn referees in our pockets, no way. I’ve never had them on my side, to be honest. I’m too big for that. If some guy slams into me I stand still, but if I crash into him he goes flying several metres. I’ve got my body and my playing style against me.
I’ve never been mates with the referees, nobody in our team had been. No, we were the best and had to be brought down. That was the truth, and there was also a load of dodgy stuff in that investigation. For example, it was conducted by Guido Rossi, a bloke with close ties to Inter Milan, and Inter Milan emerged from the mess surprisingly unscathed.”
“Moggi maybe didn’t always stop at red lights, or obey every rule and regulation. But he was a talented businessman, and he took care of his players, I know that, and without him my career would have got stuck in a dead end. I thank him for that, and when the whole world is criticising him, I’m on his side. I liked Luciano Moggi.”
Excerpt From: David Lagercrantz. “I Am Zlatan.” iBooks.
And the book opens with "the cast" (various characters that are mentioned). Here's this screenshot - Moggi and Moratti right next to each other (is that just coincidental?) What about the description?
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Forum SupporterHasn't he said before he liked his time with us the least but denying Calciopoli is just a bitch move of the highest level
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Forum Supporter10 years of FIFI dont really agree, Bluenine. I dont think Ibrahimovic would have won it for us, if you take that team and swap out Milito with Ibra.
