Cesc Fàbregas

[Daniel1980 1,425]

Why couldn't they ask him about interesting things? Like, what position he's going to play.

[Milan 17,835]

Full Interview!

http://www.dailymotion.com/video/x21xksq_cesc-fabregas-exclusive-first-interview-full_sport

Having watched all the videos of him, Diego and Luis in our colours, this interview and just all of that, I can't remember the last time I was so excited and was looking so much, so much to the upcoming season. Great times ahead, great times.

[nyikolajevics 2,422]

Why couldn't they ask him interesting things? Like, what position he's going to play.

He joined the squad like two days ago, he has no idea what position he is going to play. It's Mourinho's decision.. Azpilicueta was a benchwarmer for months when José arrived then he became a left back. Do you think he knew it in July?

[Pizy 17,860]

No fucking about with this lad, is there?

Very serious, very clear that he still has that fire and desire to win. He's going to rip this league apart once more. Just thinking about him playing against the likes of Barnley, Villa, West Ham, and all those other shit, small time teams makes me giddy. As long as he tears those sides apart then anything he does in the big games is a bonus.

[Daniel1980 1,425]

He joined the squad like two days ago, he has no idea what position he is going to play. It's Mourinho's decision.. Azpilicueta was a benchwarmer for months when José arrived then he became a left back. Do you think he knew it in July?

I'm sure he knows where he's going to play. Jose obviously told him--he stressed how important his conversation with the coach was--and he seems pleased with what Jose told him. You don't sign a WC player without telling him where he's going to play.

[sdrcfc 461]

Cesc.

[Shakez 755]

Why couldn't they ask him about interesting things? Like, what position he's going to play.

They did ask his role but he decided to keep this information to himself.

[Daniel1980 1,425]

They did ask his role but he decided to keep this information to himself.

They could have still asked him what position he prefers playing. Oh well. We'll find out soon enough.

[Dion 2,476]

"he made me believe that he wanted me in a very good way".

José wants the D.

[Special Juan 27,103]

Great interview, what a grounded individual.

[xPetrCechx 13,546]

"he made me believe that he wanted me in a very good way".

José wants the D.

The d?

[AndersonBLUE 819]

The d?

gentleman's sausage

[cchuka 99]

Fabregas could have used Propecia or Minoxidil? Why not?

Cause they don't work on receding hairline, They only work for bald spots on the crown of the head. I know

[The Chels 2,502]

I bet the whole "I'm missing my son's final game for this" was typical Jose BS. Good ploy though!

[Barbara 15,149]

"he made me believe that he wanted me in a very good way".

José wants the D.

you made me laugh because this is what my girlfriends and I say all the time, lol

you're the best, cutie

[Mustafa 885]

"he made me believe that he wanted me in a very good way".

José wants the D.

"..he gave me a lift" probably back to Jose's place.

[Peace. 4,352]

50 goals was a figure of speech I did not mean literary. The La Liga has more hatricks per season than EPL due to the smaller teams being much weaker. By the way its not like Cristiano did not play in the EPL he played and his highest ever total was 31 if I am not mistaken a target he usually always beats at Madrid

Hum... In his five seasons at Madrid, Cristiano has respectively scored : 26, 40, 46, 34 and 31 goals. So, apart of two seasons, his goal-scoring stats are pretty much the same as his best year in England. Furthermore, it has to be taken into account that he was not really the same player after he went to Madrid. Indeed, ever since he has been granted the free-licence to concentrate on scoring goal (and to not track-back) ; a free licence that Ferguson did not grant him and that would not have. We thus can safely assume that, had he stayed in the Premier League and be granted such a liberty, he would have scored once or twice more than 40 goals in a season.

As for Messi, he is the greatest player of his generation, one of the greatest player of all time and there is an ongoing debate to know whether he is the best player of all time. So we cannot really use the fact he scores a lot in La Liga to conclude that you can score for fun in that league and that defenses are outrageously weak.

And anyway, as it has been already demonstrated, these two players are each years the best goal-scorers in the Champions League.

As for the hat-tricks... I have found stats for the Premier League, though I have found nothing for La Liga. Seeing the high numbers of hat-tricks scored by Messi and Ronaldo, it would not be surprising that la Liga has more hat-tricks scored. So, for the debat's sake, we will assume that it is a fact. Well, as in my last sentence I have said : Messi and Ronaldo score a lot of hat-tricks, and the presumably high number of hat-tricks is down to them two. It has been demonstrated above why they both score plenty of goals ; as a matter of fact, the high number of hat-tricks in Spain cannot be attribute to its so-called poor defenses, but rather it has to be attribute to the fact that there are two great goal-scorers playing in that league.

Moreover, I have demonstrated that fact in my previous post : there is the same number of goals scored each year in La Liga and in the Premier League. Perhaps there are 3 hat-tricks scored in England and 30 in Spain, but at the end of the day, hat-tricks or not, there is the same amount of goals scored ! So this is not a valid argument.

Finally, the vast majority of people who follow the Premier League tends to say that smaller team in Spain are much weaker, and implicitly, are way worst when it comes to defense. I disagree with that fact. I watch a lot of spanish games through Barcelona. There are a lot of small teams that give problems, regarding the defense. These teams make it hard for Barça to score ; and they do so without parking the bus ! Small teams in England use to park the bus with tall and powerful players ; which gives a feeling a defensive solidity. At the contrary, in Spain, they do not adopt such tactics and their defenders are not mountains of muscle like here. I attribute this distorted view (i.e. spanish teams are way worse defensively than british teams) to that fact. The fact that there are as many goals scored in the two leagues tends to prove me right.

[iceboy 992]

Absolutely everything. Wow