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Bacca Looks like Thiago Silva's younger or elder brother
or cousin ?
Bacca Looks like Thiago Silva's younger or elder brother
30m and the whole thing feels like Oliveira2.0. damn
Till he scores 30 goals and everyone saying he sucks will be riding his dick
30m and the whole thing feels like Oliveira2.0. damn
Unless Ibra and a creative enough mid comes, Bacca won't score more than 15 (20, if he takes penalties)
Nah, I think 15 is the minimum he'll score regardless of ibra imo
What makes you feel like he is Oliveira 2.0 other than the fact that he is South American and that he came from Spanish League?
I think its much easier to score goals in Spain.
Both began to score ~15-20 goals for one or two seasons in their late 20s. Quickly labeled as top class strikers and sold for big money.
Late bloomer or one hit wonder? who knows?
I also have the impression, that both ooze low self esteem. But maybe thats just me.
On top of that, the pressure you have at a club like Milan, especially on huge transfer fees like that.
But i hope im completly wrong and he will prove his worth.
Bacca had 28 goals last season and with 10 assist and 22 goals the season before that and 7 assist
Plays with sevilla in the best league in the world while reaching two consecutive el finals
Till he scores 30 goals and everyone saying he sucks will be riding his dick
Oh, btw I wouldn't call Spain the best league in the world. Take out Real Madrid, Barcelona and the Doyen teams (Seville and Atletico Madrid) and you're left with a shell of a league. Btw, I don't think Seville last year was better than Napoli, on the contrary...
This year's European competitions will be a big indication on how Italy fares against the other nations (though Lazio might have problems if it doesn't make 1-2 strong buys)
Scoring in Spain is not that hard, defenders there don't get on your nerves, mark tightly and try dirty tricks as much as in Italy, especially if you are on a big team.
Oliveira was I believe second best goalscorer in Spain when we bought him (in 46 games with Betis he scored 26 goals ), had even played for the Brazilian NT.
Another example was Javi Moreno, goal machine in Spain, third best striker of that season, was just called in the Spain NT and scored even twice in the Europa league final against Liverpool but was a flop here.
None of this means that Oliveira will be a flop here, Ronaldo came from Barcelona and was crazy good, it just means that his adaptation to Italian league is an unknown factor.
Oh, btw I wouldn't call Spain the best league in the world. Take out Real Madrid, Barcelona and the Doyen teams (Seville and Atletico Madrid) and you're left with a shell of a league. Btw, I don't think Seville last year was better than Napoli, on the contrary...
This year's European competitions will be a big indication on how Italy fares against the other nations (though Lazio might have problems if it doesn't make 1-2 strong buys)
Whether or not napoli had a better squad it doesn't change the fact sevilla reached the el final twice and won
I've seen Bacca play 2-3 years ago in Brugge. Watched a lot of games from him, and although he scored 25 goals, he was pretty limited in his skills. Often looked so clumsy (but so does M?ller ) so I don't know what to think of this transfer. He's probably some kind of Inzaghi-like player who can't do shit with the ball, but who still manages to make a lot of goals. Time will tell
I will dispute the best league in the world, there's no doubt a difference in quality between Madrid/barca and the league but you have to factor in how often that league wins trophies
Pronounced as Bassa,bacha or baka?
no you didn't, you were settig in tha frituur eating bicky's
Bicky's zijn niet te freten man