Re: The Ultimate battle: Ali Al-Habsi vs Tim Krul

by Arquitecto Tue Jan 17, 2012 1:07 pm

rwo power wrote:
Arquitecto wrote:Messi playing in the midfield role that day, was by far their best player. Several times he by passed the german midfield and even the backline yet simply did not end of scoring due to the complete and utter lack of support. The german backline does incite credit for holding them off but keep in mind this was an Argetina lead by a manager who was the epitome of incompetence.
Well, I remember what was written in the media before that match - practically everybody thought that the highly rated Argentine attack line would score the hell out of the German team. So having them kept to zero goals was a feat in itself.

Zealous wrote:FFS Al-Habsi > Neuer

If Neuer played for Wigan he'd have conceded way more goals than Ali has.

Stop derailing the thread.
1. Neuer played for Schalke behind an abysmal defense and still brought them into the CL semi
2. Sorry about the derailing -_-'

Oh by all means it was a superb feat despite critics overestimating the Argentine potency.

But I only was commenting on Messi's performance.

And ffs LOL-Habsi is better than Neuer.