Which footballers do you find punchable?

lszanto wrote:

BarcaLearning wrote:C.Ronaldo, Pepe, Ramos at times, Beckham, Evra, Materazzi.

Dont understand the hate for Xavi apart from jealousy

And god Di Maria looks like an alien.

Xavi is just very smug and arrogant. Can't deny that he's very enjoyable to watch but he ruins it sometimes with how much he loves himself. The thing I dislike most about him is the way he seems to treat alot of his teammates when he plays with spain. He acts like being from barca makes him better than people like Navas/Mata/Silva.

Xavi loves himself? Say whaaaaaaat? When has Xavi ever said something arrogant about himself?
Xavi is very arrogant when it comes to his Club, NT and teamates btut when it comes to himself, he is very humble. He doesnt go and say that he is the best, second and third best CM in the world or anything like that..


Oh and to the guy who said that the spanish NT had calmed down thanks to Alonso and Ramos, what are you smoking? The atmosphere in the team has calm down thanks to Xavi(its complete bs that Xavi treats Navas, Mata and co like crap) Casillas and Puyol. And thats a fact. Casillas called Xavi to apologize for his recent behaviour(he said that fabregas dived to get marcelo sent off), IIRC it was one of the reason for why Casillas and Mou's relationship turned for the worse, and Xavi talked to Puyol and the 2 of them talked to the Spanish internationals at barca and Casillas did the same at Real Madrid.

And I do find it funny that you mentioned Alonso, seeing as apperently he isnt that well liked by the barca players....

To the question, the entire Real Madrid team, Drogba, RVP, Terry and Mourinho...

Suarez/Busquets/Di Maria

The holy trinity of punchable faces.

(Angelito is a cool dude though <3)

harhar11 wrote:

lszanto wrote:

BarcaLearning wrote:C.Ronaldo, Pepe, Ramos at times, Beckham, Evra, Materazzi.

Dont understand the hate for Xavi apart from jealousy

And god Di Maria looks like an alien.

Xavi is just very smug and arrogant. Can't deny that he's very enjoyable to watch but he ruins it sometimes with how much he loves himself. The thing I dislike most about him is the way he seems to treat alot of his teammates when he plays with spain. He acts like being from barca makes him better than people like Navas/Mata/Silva.

Xavi loves himself? Say whaaaaaaat? When has Xavi ever said something arrogant about himself?
Xavi is very arrogant when it comes to his Club, NT and teamates btut when it comes to himself, he is very humble. He doesnt go and say that he is the best, second and third best CM in the world or anything like that..


Oh and to the guy who said that the spanish NT had calmed down thanks to Alonso and Ramos, what are you smoking? The atmosphere in the team has calm down thanks to Xavi(its complete bs that Xavi treats Navas, Mata and co like crap) Casillas and Puyol. And thats a fact. Casillas called Xavi to apologize for his recent behaviour(he said that fabregas dived to get marcelo sent off), IIRC it was one of the reason for why Casillas and Mou's relationship turned for the worse, and Xavi talked to Puyol and the 2 of them talked to the Spanish internationals at barca and Casillas did the same at Real Madrid.

And I do find it funny that you mentioned Alonso, seeing as apperently he isnt that well liked by the barca players....

To the question, the entire Real Madrid team, Drogba, RVP, Terry and Mourinho...

what do you have with Iker ? Or with Ozil ?

VivaStPauli wrote:Awww come on, Schweinsteiger just looks like that, he doesn't act or think that way.

Well, "thinking" might be the wrong term, since he doesn't really do that at all, but simply follows all orders of his superiors without ever questioning them like the mindless Unterfeldwebel Fritz Fridolin Braunberger.

I've always found it laughable how Schweinsteiger has been made out to be a "leader" of the teams he plays in, only because in 2010 he was one of only a handful of players over the age of 25, who also happened to be talented enough footballers to not be replaced by the 21 year olds that were breaking through at the time. Until that point, he was the clownish team mascot along with his buddy Podolski and suddenly, 1 week later, Schweinsteiger had fully "grown up" and was spontaneously considered mature and respectable. While Podolski stayed true to his infantile nature, Schweinsteiger and Lahm were suddenly the leaders. It might be somewhat comprehensible in Lahm's case, because he's a backstabbing, egocentric opportunist who knows how to act to climb up the ranks and who would likely trade his mother's liver for the captain's armband, but Schweinsteiger is simply a puppet that can be filled with information by his agent, manager and coach and who has never in his life formed a coherent thought or a statement by himself.

Also, the way he's made out to be some sort of a model/womanizer in recent times is even more laughable, but I guess that was the next logical step when it comes to marketing the brand "Schweinsteiger".