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27 minutes ago, Jason said:

Can't decide if this was a missed opportunity or not because think many would have taken a 1-1 draw before the game but there was the Werner miss and so many poor decisions made in the final third in the first half. Didn't create anything in the second half and the only 2 real chances we had was that Werner one and Pulisic's goal. Need to do more in the final third.

Technically the Werner chance does n't count as we scored the next minute.
After the 1-0 some more came his way that Diego might have put in, but they were not so easy ones.|
If someone can win it for them now it's Courtois.

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Werner scares the shit out of me. He's really turning into a glorified Morata at this point. Literally needs to be served on a platter to score and sometimes that's not even enough.

That being said I would still start him next week. We terribly need a striker but I'll go with the same three up top and hope he pulls a Torres or something.

Haaland would be so nice playing with Pulisic, Mount, Ziyech....Wishful thinking. 

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8 minutes ago, Blues11 said:

Haaland would be so nice playing with Pulisic, Mount, Ziyech....Wishful thinking. 

This isn't to defend Werner or anything and Haaland might well be a better finisher than Werner but I feel like we've all been down this road before, where we get all excited about the shiny toys out there before seeing all that excitement come crashing down when we eventually get the toy.

For example, Haaland has scored 25 league goals this season but he has also missed 19 big chances. Last season, Werner scored 28 league goals but missed 21 big chances. And we've seen what happened with Werner this season. Will Haaland be able to maintain a similar goalscoring rate in a team that doesn't create many chances and in a league with teams that don't give many chances?

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3 minutes ago, Jason said:

This isn't to defend Werner or anything and Haaland might well be a better finisher than Werner but I feel like we've all been down this road before, where we get all excited about the shiny toys out there before seeing all that excitement come crashing down when we eventually get the toy.

For example, Haaland has scored 25 league goals this season but he has also missed 19 big chances. Last season, Werner scored 28 league goals but missed 21 big chances. And we've seen what happened with Werner this season. Will Haaland be able to maintain a similar goalscoring rate in a team that doesn't create many chances and in a league with teams that don't give many chances?

Messi is free agent in 2 months.

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5 minutes ago, Jason said:

This isn't to defend Werner or anything and Haaland might well be a better finisher than Werner but I feel like we've all been down this road before, where we get all excited about the shiny toys out there before seeing all that excitement come crashing down when we eventually get the toy.

For example, Haaland has scored 25 league goals this season but he has also missed 19 big chances. Last season, Werner scored 28 league goals but missed 21 big chances. And we've seen what happened with Werner this season. Will Haaland be able to maintain a similar goalscoring rate in a team that doesn't create many chances and in a league with teams that don't give many chances?

Will he prove another Secvhenko, or another Hazard in Real ?
Imponderables.
I hope we sign him and he proves a new Diego.
About Werner I remain perplexed. He does n't look like a panic man or in want of physical condition.

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4 minutes ago, Jason said:

This isn't to defend Werner or anything and Haaland might well be a better finisher than Werner but I feel like we've all been down this road before, where we get all excited about the shiny toys out there before seeing all that excitement come crashing down when we eventually get the toy.

For example, Haaland has scored 25 league goals this season but he has also missed 19 big chances. Last season, Werner scored 28 league goals but missed 21 big chances. And we've seen what happened with Werner this season. Will Haaland be able to maintain a similar goalscoring rate in a team that doesn't create many chances and in a league with teams that don't give many chances?

Well you could be right, we've seen young players thrive in other leagues then fizzle out playing English football. I would certainly say Haaland's finishing is better than Werner's ever was. Werner has always been a pacey player with good positioning and a capable shot. Haaland's left foot shoots out rockets, straight missiles. 

What I love about Haaland is his confidence. Yeah he'll miss some chances but he'll come right back full force with his arms flailing ready to destroy his next opportunity. Werner lets every miss get into his head and we're all seeing what that does to him at the moment. 

I would still take Haaland in a heartbeat but nothing is ever a guarantee.  

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1 minute ago, Blues11 said:

Well you could be right, we've seen young players thrive in other leagues then fizzle out playing English football. I would certainly say Haaland's finishing is better than Werner's ever was. Werner has always been a pacey player with good positioning and a capable shot. Haaland's left foot shoots out rockets, straight missiles. 

What I love about Haaland is his confidence. Yeah he'll miss some chances but he'll come right back full force with his arms flailing ready to destroy his next opportunity. Werner lets every miss get into his head and we're all seeing what that does to him at the moment. 

I would still take Haaland in a heartbeat but nothing is ever a guarantee.  

You could argue that it was the same with Werner in Germany. He missed a lot but it also didn't stop him from going and scoring a lot to make up for those misses. 

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After the dust has settled the semi is starting anew.
All we have really is the away goal.
We have to fight real hard to go to Istanbul and the home advantage in these matches is exactly 0.00%.
Never mind the quartefinal they played against Loserpool, in which Loserpool achieved a better result at home. Real should have won the away leg too by three goals to nil but they did n't care.

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10 minutes ago, cosmicway said:

The most clinical men I 've seen in recent years was ... Mitroglou.
Not much of a footballer but killer.


Mitroglou.. Really? Guess your opinion has nothing to do with you being Greek. 
 

Never played for top team nor scored goal in top3 league, his record is not very outstanding in Portugal or Greece either.

 

Mentioning critical strikers in top football I rather associate to Lewa, Agüero, Kane, Benzema, Ibrahimovic.. Probably could list up a hundred name before Mitroglou.

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1 minute ago, nyikolajevics said:


Mitroglou.. Really? Guess your opinion has nothing to do with you being Greek. 
 

Never played for top team nor scored goal in top3 league, his record is not very outstanding in Portugal or Greece either.

 

Mentioning critical strikers in top football I rather associate to Lewa, Agüero, Kane, Benzema, Ibrahimovic.. Probably could list up a hundred name before Mitroglou.

No, I hate his Greek team too.
But look around and you will see that he fits the bill.
When he went to Fulham he was injured  and Fulham knew it but they took the chance and in the end he did not perform for them.

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