Bridge'srightfoot wrote:How can you possibly compare? Ones the best striker in the league, the other is the best keeper. Completely different roles. Would be like comparing the best bowler (in cricket) with the best batter. There's almost no common ground to compare them.
Foreverinbluedreams wrote:Bridge'srightfoot wrote:How can you possibly compare? Ones the best striker in the league, the other is the best keeper. Completely different roles. Would be like comparing the best bowler (in cricket) with the best batter. There's almost no common ground to compare them.
You can't but what you can do is make a call on which one you would choose to play if it could only be one of them. It'd be Aguero all day long for me.
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Bridge'srightfoot wrote:Foreverinbluedreams wrote:Bridge'srightfoot wrote:How can you possibly compare? Ones the best striker in the league, the other is the best keeper. Completely different roles. Would be like comparing the best bowler (in cricket) with the best batter. There's almost no common ground to compare them.
You can't but what you can do is make a call on which one you would choose to play if it could only be one of them. It'd be Aguero all day long for me.
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Well that depends on the rest of the team.
If you had messi for example and scoring goals was no problem then you'd choose De Gea. If you had Courtois but no good strikers you'd choose Aguero.
If we had De Gea and the Rags had Aguero, i reckon we'd both be worse off than we are now.
It's a silly comparison and one that doesn't really need to be made and there's no fair way to compare them in the first place.
Apples and oranges
Foreverinbluedreams wrote:Bridge'srightfoot wrote:Foreverinbluedreams wrote:Bridge'srightfoot wrote:How can you possibly compare? Ones the best striker in the league, the other is the best keeper. Completely different roles. Would be like comparing the best bowler (in cricket) with the best batter. There's almost no common ground to compare them.
You can't but what you can do is make a call on which one you would choose to play if it could only be one of them. It'd be Aguero all day long for me.
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Well that depends on the rest of the team.
If you had messi for example and scoring goals was no problem then you'd choose De Gea. If you had Courtois but no good strikers you'd choose Aguero.
If we had De Gea and the Rags had Aguero, i reckon we'd both be worse off than we are now.
It's a silly comparison and one that doesn't really need to be made and there's no fair way to compare them in the first place.
Apples and oranges
Red or green?
Apples all day.
Bridge'srightfoot wrote:Foreverinbluedreams wrote:Bridge'srightfoot wrote:Foreverinbluedreams wrote:Bridge'srightfoot wrote:How can you possibly compare? Ones the best striker in the league, the other is the best keeper. Completely different roles. Would be like comparing the best bowler (in cricket) with the best batter. There's almost no common ground to compare them.
You can't but what you can do is make a call on which one you would choose to play if it could only be one of them. It'd be Aguero all day long for me.
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Well that depends on the rest of the team.
If you had messi for example and scoring goals was no problem then you'd choose De Gea. If you had Courtois but no good strikers you'd choose Aguero.
If we had De Gea and the Rags had Aguero, i reckon we'd both be worse off than we are now.
It's a silly comparison and one that doesn't really need to be made and there's no fair way to compare them in the first place.
Apples and oranges
Red or green?
Apples all day.
Bridge'srightfoot wrote:Foreverinbluedreams wrote:Bridge'srightfoot wrote:How can you possibly compare? Ones the best striker in the league, the other is the best keeper. Completely different roles. Would be like comparing the best bowler (in cricket) with the best batter. There's almost no common ground to compare them.
You can't but what you can do is make a call on which one you would choose to play if it could only be one of them. It'd be Aguero all day long for me.
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Well that depends on the rest of the team.
If you had messi for example and scoring goals was no problem then you'd choose De Gea. If you had Courtois but no good strikers you'd choose Aguero.
If we had De Gea and the Rags had Aguero, i reckon we'd both be worse off than we are now.
It's a silly comparison and one that doesn't really need to be made and there's no fair way to compare them in the first place.
Apples and oranges
Foreverinbluedreams wrote:Bridge'srightfoot wrote:How can you possibly compare? Ones the best striker in the league, the other is the best keeper. Completely different roles. Would be like comparing the best bowler (in cricket) with the best batter. There's almost no common ground to compare them.
You can't but what you can do is make a call on which one you would choose to play if it could only be one of them. It'd be Aguero all day long for me.
Now if it was a choice of Courtois or Aguero ;)
Ratboy cunt's mask is slipping it seems. I don't think he's as great a pundit as some make him out to be, he is just made to look a genius by his peers who for the most part are numbskulls.
Mikhail Chigorin wrote:Bridge'srightfoot wrote:Foreverinbluedreams wrote:Bridge'srightfoot wrote:How can you possibly compare? Ones the best striker in the league, the other is the best keeper. Completely different roles. Would be like comparing the best bowler (in cricket) with the best batter. There's almost no common ground to compare them.
You can't but what you can do is make a call on which one you would choose to play if it could only be one of them. It'd be Aguero all day long for me.
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Well that depends on the rest of the team.
If you had messi for example and scoring goals was no problem then you'd choose De Gea. If you had Courtois but no good strikers you'd choose Aguero.
If we had De Gea and the Rags had Aguero, i reckon we'd both be worse off than we are now.
It's a silly comparison and one that doesn't really need to be made and there's no fair way to compare them in the first place.
Apples and oranges
Not necessarily so.
If you had Messi and scoring goals was no problem, some people (myself included) would still go for Aguero, just to score even more goals.
Apart from which, there would be times when one, or both of them, was/were injured.
RodneyRodney wrote:Foreverinbluedreams wrote:Bridge'srightfoot wrote:How can you possibly compare? Ones the best striker in the league, the other is the best keeper. Completely different roles. Would be like comparing the best bowler (in cricket) with the best batter. There's almost no common ground to compare them.
You can't but what you can do is make a call on which one you would choose to play if it could only be one of them. It'd be Aguero all day long for me.
Now if it was a choice of Courtois or Aguero ;)
Ratboy cunt's mask is slipping it seems. I don't think he's as great a pundit as some make him out to be, he is just made to look a genius by his peers who for the most part are numbskulls.
The best batter is at Sweaty Betty's in Didsbury , a couple of doors down from The Nelson
nottsblue wrote:Im_Spartacus wrote:Pretty Boy Lee wrote:Hate to be the voice of the strikers Union, but attackers win you games hence why they win awards.
Yes others are inportant, but until they change the rules the way you win games is sticking that ball inside that net. Simple.
Do you not think that's an over simplistification?
If you have a team where you deserved to lose at least 4 or 5 out of your last 7 games, but have won 6 and drawn 1 almost exclusively because of the performances of your goalkeeper, and utter dross defending from the opposition, (eg no talent required to score the goals) surely goalkeepers also win you games?
In the simplest analysis, players who score goals win games. Goalkeepers can only win a pointbecause if nobody scores you can't win and the best you can hope for is a draw.
That said, football is a TEAM game and all eleven players contribute, some more than others, but without the collective the individual is largely redundant.
Individual honours are all well and good but for me, they are largely ignored as I support my club and all the players involved. We have probably the best forward in the league and the rags have arguably the best goalkeeper in DeGea. So what? We'll see in May who has had the better season
Bridge'srightfoot wrote:Foreverinbluedreams wrote:Bridge'srightfoot wrote:How can you possibly compare? Ones the best striker in the league, the other is the best keeper. Completely different roles. Would be like comparing the best bowler (in cricket) with the best batter. There's almost no common ground to compare them.
You can't but what you can do is make a call on which one you would choose to play if it could only be one of them. It'd be Aguero all day long for me.
.
Well that depends on the rest of the team.
If you had messi for example and scoring goals was no problem then you'd choose De Gea. If you had Courtois but no good strikers you'd choose Aguero.
If we had De Gea and the Rags had Aguero, i reckon we'd both be worse off than we are now.
It's a silly comparison and one that doesn't really need to be made and there's no fair way to compare them in the first place.
Apples and oranges
Moonchesteri wrote:nottsblue wrote:Im_Spartacus wrote:Pretty Boy Lee wrote:Hate to be the voice of the strikers Union, but attackers win you games hence why they win awards.
Yes others are inportant, but until they change the rules the way you win games is sticking that ball inside that net. Simple.
Do you not think that's an over simplistification?
If you have a team where you deserved to lose at least 4 or 5 out of your last 7 games, but have won 6 and drawn 1 almost exclusively because of the performances of your goalkeeper, and utter dross defending from the opposition, (eg no talent required to score the goals) surely goalkeepers also win you games?
In the simplest analysis, players who score goals win games. Goalkeepers can only win a pointbecause if nobody scores you can't win and the best you can hope for is a draw.
That said, football is a TEAM game and all eleven players contribute, some more than others, but without the collective the individual is largely redundant.
Individual honours are all well and good but for me, they are largely ignored as I support my club and all the players involved. We have probably the best forward in the league and the rags have arguably the best goalkeeper in DeGea. So what? We'll see in May who has had the better season
But if the team is winning and they concede a penalty which will be the last kick of the game, doesn't the keeper then win the game for the team if he saves the penalty?
Ultimately that is a situation where the team's possible win relies 100% on the keeper, no?
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