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Imagine being highlighted as cringe in a world where everything is cringe... that's how bad it looksIs there any of these which isn't cringe these days? Come on, that's not a big deal.
Imagine being highlighted as cringe in a world where everything is cringe... that's how bad it looksIs there any of these which isn't cringe these days? Come on, that's not a big deal.
Imagine being highlighted as cringe in a world where everything is cringe... that's how bad it looks
Agree and disagree here. Many players tend to succeed while joining a top team from an inferior league, but that also depends on a position where they play at. Not always, but definitely it makes a difference IMO.A lot of players come from a "crappy" league. The league doesn't define a player, otherwise we wouldn't buy Bisseck and then play him against Barcelona in the CL semifinal less than 2 years later.
50/50. Experience matters too, and getting experience against top level players. I agree the league doesnt define them, and in fact coming from a crappier league is often a better way to breakthrough and develop experience incrementally, but you also do need to get top level experience or you can come in really raw.A lot of players come from a "crappy" league. The league doesn't define a player, otherwise we wouldn't buy Bisseck and then play him against Barcelona in the CL semifinal less than 2 years later.
Oh I'm very hopeful for Sucic don't get me wrong. He's a young guy, coming into a team that needs him, and seems to have the right attributes for usEvery football transfer is a risk. Proper research mitigates risk.
High level experience helps, but even that isn't always a way to success. A player needs to fit and he needs to put the effort in. Example: Nainggolan at Inter. I think he did fit us, but he wasn't passionate about playing for us and that fucks everything up.
Kvaratskhelia is another proof that talent & hard work beats the level of the league you play in. Sure, he played in Russia before that, but Russian league isn't all that either the last 5 seasons. Came to Napoli, totally killed it from day 1.
When I look at the whole picture - Sučić doesn't seem to be our Mkhitaryan replacement (yet), but he has a lot of Interesque qualities that I can appreciate - can play in different systems, can play in different positions, he's a hardworker, runs a lot every game, he is already good at passing. So a solid squad player? I believe so.
I'd be great if we had 6 Barellas and 5 Bastonis, but that's not reality. Who knows? Maybe he'll positively surprise us. Wouldn't be the first player to do so.
Slowly but surely he's coming back to his form before injury. Today a nice assist for second goal.
And he scores fourth goal with left foot outside of box.
That siuu
Man, I cant stand that either. It just pulls me off being fan of Sučić. Really, celebrating like fucking Penaldo? Give me a break.That siuuplease don't pull siu in Inter jersey
Rule 86 of the crzdcolombian law:Man, I cant stand that either. It just pulls me off being fan of Sučić. Really, celebrating like fucking Penaldo? Give me a break.