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I agree that Rooney is playing great right now, but have you not seen Messi play, he is unstoppable right now although I know that when he puts on the "Albiceleste" he doesn't play as good as he does in Barcelona.conia wrote: I'm cheering for Argentina ALL THE WAY, but I voted Brazil,Italy and England.
Brazil is Brazil.
Italt has the best defense of the world.
England has Rooney, the best player of 2010 imo.
You are not going anywhere with Maradona.conia wrote: And you are right. Well, all the Argentinians want Messi to be the leader of the National Team, but he can't deal with that. A strong mentality is needed. Someone like Veron should take care of that. Argentina will have the best duet of forwards in the World Cup (Higuain and Messi). Let's see how things go for our side.
I can't argue that.scineram wrote:You are not going anywhere with Maradona.conia wrote: And you are right. Well, all the Argentinians want Messi to be the leader of the National Team, but he can't deal with that. A strong mentality is needed. Someone like Veron should take care of that. Argentina will have the best duet of forwards in the World Cup (Higuain and Messi). Let's see how things go for our side.
His coaching knowledge comes from experience of being a football player, but that's not enough imo...sdf1macross wrote: I think that the biggest issue Argentina needs to overcome is the lack of experiance of their Coach, Maradona could have been the best player ever, but as a Coach he still has a long way to go
That's the thing, I think he was so good that it didn't matter what the coach said to him, he would just do whatever he wanted and it will always work out, no coach I think would dare to tell him anything, maybe just "Go ahead and do what you do" so he can't really apply what he learned from the coaches he had because he probably didn't learn anything, I think it was against Peru that he sent Palermo in and instead of giving him instructions he just told him " Go Fix this thing"conia wrote:His coaching knowledge comes from experience of being a football player, but that's not enough imo...sdf1macross wrote: I think that the biggest issue Argentina needs to overcome is the lack of experiance of their Coach, Maradona could have been the best player ever, but as a Coach he still has a long way to go
Brazil is always canditate.Xcommando wrote: wow brazil is in the lead becuase everyone uses it as their 2nt or 3rd pic LOL
Saying that things is very common in Argentina. Palermo has more experience than any other player in the National Team, so he knew what to do.sdf1macross wrote:That's the thing, I think he was so good that it didn't matter what the coach said to him, he would just do whatever he wanted and it will always work out, no coach I think would dare to tell him anything, maybe just "Go ahead and do what you do" so he can't really apply what he learned from the coaches he had because he probably didn't learn anything, I think it was against Peru that he sent Palermo in and instead of giving him instructions he just told him " Go Fix this thing"conia wrote:His coaching knowledge comes from experience of being a football player, but that's not enough imo...sdf1macross wrote: I think that the biggest issue Argentina needs to overcome is the lack of experiance of their Coach, Maradona could have been the best player ever, but as a Coach he still has a long way to go