serghei
Senior Member
What the fuck am I reading.
People don't know who to use words properly.
Did Afellay, for example, had a part in us winning 2-0 on Bernabeu?
Yes.
That means Messi didn't single-handedly win it.
It's pretty simple logic.
What the fuck am I reading.
He ran and tried a lot today. Still it won't help, if the team is bad as a whole. Tactics, gameplan, the psychological aspect... everything is bad right now.
No one can even score. So much close chances tonight, from Neymar and Iniesta... It's a really bad patch.
 
That statement is such an exaggeration and such a diminishing of other players' merits it's not even worth responding.
No player wins matches on his own. Barcelona Arsenal 4-1, Messi scored four times. Valdes has a great save when the score was 1-0 for Arsenal. Pedro had an amazing assist for Messi's 2nd goal. Keita also has a huge part in the 3rd goal, leaving Messi in 1 vs. 1 with Almunia.
There were several games during Pep's last season where Messi was keeping us in the title race more or less by himself.
I thought you said "It's really a bad pitch" and I was already ready to burst.![]()
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There were matches during Pep's reign, when Messi was by far our most important player. True. That DOES NOT mean he won games all by himself. That's just a disrespectful thing to say when you're talking about team sports.
That statement is such an exaggeration and such a diminishing of other players' merits it's not even worth responding.
No player wins matches on his own. Barcelona Arsenal 4-1, Messi scored four times. Valdes has a great save when the score was 1-0 for Arsenal. Pedro had an amazing assist for Messi's 2nd goal. Keita also has a huge part in the 3rd goal, leaving Messi in 1 vs. 1 with Almunia.
I thought you said "It's really a bad pitch" and I was already ready to burst.![]()
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People don't know who to use words properly.
Did Afellay, for example, had a part in us winning 2-0 on Bernabeu?
Yes.
That means Messi didn't single-handedly win it.
It's pretty simple logic.
I think you are having trouble understanding figure of speech... Obviously a single player can't win a match, but when his contributions greatly surpass those of team mates then you can use the expression "single-handedly" in a way to praise that performance... And that's what Messi did last season...
Granada and Atlético beat us by team effort, but we tried to win with individual performances, if by some reason Messi managed to score a hat trick today, the impression would be that he did it on his own...
So....
I remember Pedro scoring a goal from the midfield a couple of years ago.
Pedro didn't score that goal single-handedly , it was possible because of :
60% Pedro's skill
30% wind not blowing
10% God not wanting to cause an earthquake in the moment Pedro shot the ball , so that Pedro could shoot it properly.
Am I doing it right ?