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Lol good banter. And yeah stability would maybe be better. Balance can be applied to turning or changing direction. Whereas stability could be a propensity to stay on your feet even with contact/impact from other players. You're quite good at this defining lark.

That is exactly what I mean and should have been more clear about. Ronaldo falls over easier and lacks balance and a 'wiry strength' that even smaller players like Messi have. An ability to bounce off challenges from bigger men. Thanks for clarifying what I should have been clearer about myself.

I don't think it would take many years for Nagelsmann to sort Bayern out. It's likely the Villarreal debacle was a complete outlier and they had an itchy trigger finger. If it was gonna take him 4-5 years then I'd agree with you.

I know you're right. I am just saying it's irrational sometimes and sometimes they end up worse off. As Bayern are proving. It works better for RM generally.

Fair play. Real obviously played quite good football - just think Bayern's teams were a level above in entertainment.

Yeah I wanted Colombia to win but it was certainly a pen.

Benzema not in the squad so already impossible ;)

I suppose that's a good point. I still think they'd have been better off just keeping him in the first place. I am not saying Nagelsmann is the messiah or anything - but I like him as a promising young coach and they probably should have stood by him given the lack of other great options. The...

Exactly. Which would have made sticking with a young, promising coach even more imperative.

Implying LGBT (rainbow flag) people are automatically 'pedos' is rather out of line. And I say that as a straight white male.

Yes true, but it has clearly backfired on them, because Tuchel failed and now they are stuck with Kompany after being rejected by plenty of people. Sometimes it's not the right thing to do. The grass clearly isn't greener.

It was a bad result but it happens. It's not a reason to think someone should definitely be sacked. These things happen in football, shocking results. Nagelsmann is far from the finished article, but they've had guys like Kovac and Tuchel around his reign, and he's definitely better than them...

He has issues but he has enough talent as a coach, and tactical acumen, that you stand by him. That was a bad loss yes, but other coaches have done just as badly. Tuchel lost the league for the first time in about 11 years. Bayern aren't scared to pull the trigger, they're a ruthless club...

Beautiful free-kick. At first I thought keeper could have done better but that is extremely harsh - was very near the top corner. Was lovely to watch that goal. To be fair the Colombian goal was pretty nice too.

They were stupid to sack Nagelsmann anyway. He's already a great coach and very young. And now they have Kompany, who has so much to prove and many remain unconvinced by.

Flick's Bayern (or more likely Hencykes's in the treble year) were far better to watch than any of Zidane or Ancelotti's RM though (other than maybe 2014).

I know all that and agree with it. I have always said it's laughable people say 'wow he scores so much from the wing' - when actually, being on the wing is by far his best position and allows him to maximise his goalscoring, ghosting inside while Benzema takes defenders away. I know he has poor...

And last thing to say...nobody is saying he hasn't been a great player. He's clearly been a great player for his prime. It's the desperation (not on here) of others to position him as the best player ever, or alongside the top three. Taking offence on his behalf like they are fucking related to...

I wouldn't call Ronaldo 'strong' in the way I would Costa or Drogba, for instance. Anyway, see post above.

Anyway, really can't be bothered spending my valuable free time arguing about this inbred rapist cunt. He's a scummy human being and really not worth the effort. Believe what you like lads.