Re: Argentina needs a Zidane

by paperbackwriter Fri Jul 08, 2011 8:05 am

awalezelin is purring like satisfied cat while reading these calls for Riquelme.

by hrealmadrid Fri Jul 08, 2011 2:09 pm

Jeps33178 wrote:I think everyone could do with a Zidane.... not only Argentina

Two thumbs up to this

by Red Alert Fri Jul 08, 2011 2:15 pm

Argentina needs a Ronaldo. :coffee:

by hrealmadrid Fri Jul 08, 2011 2:34 pm

Argentina needs a lot of things. A decent coach would be a good start. EVERYONE is playing out of position

by wigglesworth Fri Jul 08, 2011 3:33 pm

Maradona could drag Argentina (or Napoli) to a win on his own when he was Messi's age. That's why I have always thought that anyone that claimed that Messi was anywhere as good as Maradona was smoking something illegal.

by Lord Awesome Fri Jul 08, 2011 4:18 pm

Messi's not taking the next step. He's still got 6 years to do so. :awesome:

by awalezelin Fri Jul 08, 2011 4:33 pm

paperbackwriter wrote:awalezelin is purring like satisfied cat while reading these calls for Riquelme.

by Sushi Master Fri Jul 08, 2011 4:42 pm

Why revive an old fossil when they have Pastore? Also, pretty much everyone hates Riquelme, he'd only be a problem in the locker rooms.

The problem is inept tactics and lack of coherency. I also never understood why Batista played the kids against Nigeria and the other one, when he should have played his senior team to integrate them better and to try out new tactics. Argentina play as if we chose 11 random guys from the board and told them, "ok guys, less play".

by awalezelin Fri Jul 08, 2011 4:50 pm

Sushi Master wrote:Why revive an old fossil when they have Pastore? Also, pretty much everyone hates Riquelme, he'd only be a problem in the locker rooms.

The problem is inept tactics and lack of coherency. I also never understood why Batista played the kids against Nigeria and the other one, when he should have played his senior team to integrate them better and to try out new tactics. Argentina play as if we chose 11 random guys from the board and told them, "ok guys, less play".

but that "old fossil"'s experience in albiceleste shirt >>>>>>> pastore

by Sushi Master Fri Jul 08, 2011 5:00 pm

awalezelin wrote:
Sushi Master wrote:Why revive an old fossil when they have Pastore? Also, pretty much everyone hates Riquelme, he'd only be a problem in the locker rooms.

The problem is inept tactics and lack of coherency. I also never understood why Batista played the kids against Nigeria and the other one, when he should have played his senior team to integrate them better and to try out new tactics. Argentina play as if we chose 11 random guys from the board and told them, "ok guys, less play".

but that "old fossil"'s experience in albiceleste shirt >>>>>>> pastore

Of course, but I'm thinking for the future. Riquelme would be a temporal solution to a long term problem. I'd rather have a rougher time with Pastore at first, but then let him settle into his role with time than quickly integrate him into a half assed system once Brazil 2014 comes along.

by awalezelin Fri Jul 08, 2011 5:08 pm

Sushi Master wrote:
awalezelin wrote:
Sushi Master wrote:Why revive an old fossil when they have Pastore? Also, pretty much everyone hates Riquelme, he'd only be a problem in the locker rooms.

The problem is inept tactics and lack of coherency. I also never understood why Batista played the kids against Nigeria and the other one, when he should have played his senior team to integrate them better and to try out new tactics. Argentina play as if we chose 11 random guys from the board and told them, "ok guys, less play".

but that "old fossil"'s experience in albiceleste shirt >>>>>>> pastore
Of course, but I'm thinking for the future. Riquelme would be a temporal solution to a long term problem. I'd rather have a rougher time with Pastore at first, but then let him settle into his role with time than quickly integrate him into a half assed system once Brazil 2014 comes along.

but my solution a little bit like zidane way

play roman like zidane for france until he retire, then after that, albiceleste can use pastore or lamela or alvarez

by Ganso Fri Jul 08, 2011 5:11 pm

argentina needs a defense more than anything

by Sushi Master Fri Jul 08, 2011 5:12 pm

awalezelin wrote:

You did not understand the point of my post, then.

Also, remember Riquelme was hated and dropped from the squad due to his asshole nature. Argentina are already in enough problems and don't need any more of them.

Lamela is way too young for that role, Alvarez isn't even proven. The only one with the experience and proven potential is Pastore.

by Albiceleste Mon Jul 11, 2011 2:43 pm

sciacca wrote:
The xcx wrote:
sciacca wrote:Messi has never been great on the international stage
Old news, bro.
What argentina actually need is a midfield. But Zidane is great addition tho.

lmao, how did your rep go from 2 to 11 in a matter of some minutes?

I detect shenanigans.

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