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What a massive season he's having, 27 goals in 37 matches by the American.

Nice.

I completely forgot that he even existed.

Either one of Forlan or Kanoute would be awesome. I'm not so sure about Drogba, I'd rather have someone that's used to the league.

Just tell him that he's facing Barcelona every time.

vs. Sevilla: Bojan goal, Alves assist GOALS: Messi 45 Villa 21 Pedro 20 Iniesta 7 Bojan 5 Xavi 4 Keita 4 Alves 2 Pique 1 Busquets 1 Ibra 1 Maxwell 1 Puyol 1 Nolito 1 Milito 1 Jeffren 1 Fontas 1 V. Vasquez 1 Abidal 1 Afellay 1 Adriano 1 Thiago 1 ASSISTS: Messi 24 Alves 15 Pedro 13 Xavi 11...

So is that Abidal, Alves, Adriano, Maxwell, Pedro, Puyol, and Messi injured? At least Puyol is coming back soon and Messi's injury isn't serious.

I couldn't believe what I was reading until I looked at who posted it...figures.

First off, easy on the exclamation marks. And yes he's missed a lot of one on ones, as did Eto'o in his last season...in fact, Eto'o missed even more. And Villa's overall play is marginally better. Your point?

He wasn't called up by Argentina anyway. They're only using Argentina-based players.

I wasn't aware that he was keeping goal, defending and scoring goals all at the same time.

International performance does matter, but that doesn't mean Messi has to win a World Cup to be considered better than Maradona. Cruijff never won a World Cup but no one can deny that he was massive for the Netherlands and therefore no one questions his legend status. It's a question of whether...

Not bad, not bad...

His overall play was much better.

BBC?

Oh boy...

They're conceding too few goals...Madrid fans like conceding goals.

Eto'o will, because Villa's main job is to play second fiddle to Messi. While all the players at Inter defer to Eto'o since he's their main goalscorer.

Finishing isn't what makes Eto'o and Villa so great. It's the way they pick out runs and their work rate. Neither of which Ibra had.

Eto'o missed an incredible amount of chances as well.