I don't think I ever said that they are football experts the way you mean it. I said that they are great at doing their jobs. Best in the world. What is an football expert? I guess you could call coaches experts when it comes to strategies and tactics, but are all coaches experts to?
I'm no Carlo hater, I love him and what he have done for us. And I'm also no unconditional Dinho fan either, I've sad on multiple occasions that he isn't what he once where and his form this season has been bad. You on the other hand make him out to be a worthless player. Who's the extremist?
And I stand by my opinion that Carlo would have used Dinho more than he did in his first season if Kaka wasn't available. I don't think any coach wouldn't have done that. Are you saying that Dinho was bad last year? What should we have done different with the squad Leo had?
Just admit it, you hate a certain type of football and can't see anything good in it. You can't see how Dinho's backflips, tricks and whatever you call it can be efficient.
I love Joga Bonito, but I'm very well aware of the fact that 11 joga bonito players would be buttraped everytime they played. But having one or two of them in the team isn't bad either. They can do the unexpected and win games for you on their own, something Dinho has done for us many times.
And yeah, his game @ trequaritsta was one of his best this season, but was it better than all his games last season? or his time at barca?
Why does an white supremacist is an extremist?
Because he hates black people. It doesn't matter the character, he just hates them.
Now that's my post on Ronaldinho's thread, before this discussion:
I always said that Ronaldinho would be better playing as trequartista and roaming through the pitch but no, there were a bunch of Joga Bonito-fans here who were satisfied about him playing as a left-corner-kicker and trying to defend this senseless position. Some assholes even went to my ignore list because seemed to be sponsored by Ronaldinho and gave me personal attacks instead of arguments.
And by the way, I didn't see him with any oxygen ballon after the game, did you?
He wasn't amazing but I got nothing that is really bad to complain about his last game and I hope that Allegri keeps him in this position.
This post completely trashes your theory that I'm an extremist.
But you choose to only read when I'm trashing him. That's why you said that I think that he's worthless.
I also didn't say that Ronaldinho was bad last season. But he wasn't amazing. He played good against bad defenses and choked when the team couldn't deliver the ball to him or when he was being too much marked.
It's obvious that Carlo would used him more than the first season. What would be his other options? What I'm saying is that Carlo wouldn't put the whole team to play for him. Carlo always find way to balance his teams and I don't think that he would change it just because of Ronaldinho.
I don't like this kind of player and I have the right to not to. That doesn't mean that I don't see anything worthy on them. I don't like Cristiano Ronaldo but I admit that he's good finishing not only with his feets but also with his head.
And why can't you handle with people who don't like Joga Bonito-players?
You're being the kind of guy who calls communist anyone who's wearing a red shirt.
The unexpected becomes ordinary when a player does it all the time. That's the difference between a Ronaldinho and Kaká. When Kaká does something unexpected, it's really unexpected. When it comes to Ronaldinho, everyone's read for it and it turns him way more easy to mark.
In Barça, Ronaldinho was more motivated and facing La Liga pussies defenses. Now he's on Calcio. Poor tactics and pussies defenses times are over. He'll face bad defenses but not like the ones he used to face in La Liga.
And Barça has the 4-3-3 as a tradition. Just see the coaches that they had. Cruyff, Van Gaal, Rikjaard... now they have Guardiola because even though he's spanish, he knows very well this system.
This is just one more reason why Ronaldinho played better in Barça than in Milan as a left-winger.