The position/role all 3 play are good for scoring and assisting, one doesn't necessarily have an advantage over the other because of the way they play. It's not like comparing a midfielder and a forward where the forward has a distinct positional and tactical advantage playing where he does. The actual teams they play for is much more important in this comparison because of the quality of teammates (Real/Barca > Liverpool).
I reckon Roy is bulletproof. Has done more or less exactly what was asked of him: cut out the deadwood, picked a team of young and exciting players, had a good go at it, the team wasn't disgraced (or at least, hasn't been yet imo), expectation was low anyway.
Well, as Ikki hints at there's not that much difference in actuality. Sledger tried to use a QB analogy in American football, but I think the closest is probably RB or WR, but with soccer they obviously overlap more. Messi and Ronaldo more R-b, and Suarez more WR. Yet as I say they do a lot of what each others do.
Who knows I thought Baines had a decent game tonight, but it's hard to argue that we may have been improved with different personnel in defence.
Martinez would be absolutely perfect for England, not that he would be likely to take the job or anything.
I thought Baines was poor defensively tbh (was ok going forward in the second half) but then Cole has been poor for about four years so I doubt he would have made any difference.
I must've missed Suarez breaking the CL record for scoring.
Yeah, I've pretty much given up on this argument, as I said to Ikki we just haven't defended well, so you can't really defend, which is good because it creates syncopation with our blokes.
Yea, I don't understand why this is up to the player. The doc should have the medical authority there. If you keep it up to the player, of course they're going to want to stay. And worse, it'll perpetuate the stereotype that if you get a concussion, you should just 'tough it out'.
