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Revenge of Alexis after Messi told him at Barca that he is shyt, and should never shoot since he plays for Messi. Midget overlord cant seem to win anything outside of Barca.
TobiOT
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This thread has gone full retard
Liverpool news: 'Selfish and greedy' Mohamed Salah slammed by Jamie Carragher for Fulham display | Goal.com
'Selfish and greedy' Salah slammed by Carragher for Fulham display
Chris Burton
Last updated 7 hours ago
15:31 18 /3 /2019
COMMENTS(3)
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The former Liverpool defender feels the Egypt forward, who has been prolific for the Reds, needs to stop trying to do things all on his own
Mohamed Salah has been accused of being “selfish and greedy” during Liverpool’s narrow 2-1 victory over Fulham.
The Egypt international forward drew another blank against the Cottagers to take his run without the finding the target to seven games.
That is the longest barren sequence of the 26-year-old’s time at Anfield and means he remains one effort short of reaching a half-century in the Premier League for the Reds.
It appears as though that mark and an uncharacteristic drought is weighing on his mind, with Salah often trying too hard to make things happen.
Carragher believes that was the case against Fulham, with a key component in the Liverpool side doing those around him few favours in what remains a collective bid for major honours.
The former Reds defender said on Sky Sports during co-commentary duty: “He has been selfish and greedy, no doubt.
“His record for Liverpool has been outstanding in the Premier League – scoring and creating goals. Nobody has been involved in more goals this season.
“He’s been a constant threat. But two or three times he’s got to get his head up and see what’s around him.”
While Salah is enduring a dip in form, fellow frontman Sadio Mane is flourishing.
Jurgen Klopp is fortunate to have enough attacking firepower at this disposal that the failings of certain star turns can be countered by the performances of others.
Mane has been the German’s go-to man over recent weeks, with the Senegal international netting 11 times in his last 11 appearances.
He has often been the man to break the deadlock and get Liverpool up and running, with that proving to be the case once again at Craven Cottage.
Carragher added on the buoyant 26-year-old after seeing him open the scoring inside 26 minutes on Sunday: “He’s not just form man in the Premier League, he’s the form man in Europe.
“I’ve been saying from the start of this game: there’s far too much space in wide areas and Liverpool have exploited it.
“There was space for Mane to go at the full-back, space for [Andy] Robertson. It’s a great run and pass from [Roberto] Firmino and the combination between the front three is superb.”
Mane, Firmino and Salah will be back on the goal trail after the international break when Liverpool take in a testing visit from Tottenham on March 31.
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Liverpool news: 'Selfish and greedy' Mohamed Salah slammed by Jamie Carragher for Fulham display | Goal.com
'Selfish and greedy' Salah slammed by Carragher for Fulham display
Chris Burton
Last updated 7 hours ago
15:31 18 /3 /2019
COMMENTS(3)
Getty Images
The former Liverpool defender feels the Egypt forward, who has been prolific for the Reds, needs to stop trying to do things all on his own
Mohamed Salah has been accused of being “selfish and greedy” during Liverpool’s narrow 2-1 victory over Fulham.
The Egypt international forward drew another blank against the Cottagers to take his run without the finding the target to seven games.
That is the longest barren sequence of the 26-year-old’s time at Anfield and means he remains one effort short of reaching a half-century in the Premier League for the Reds.
It appears as though that mark and an uncharacteristic drought is weighing on his mind, with Salah often trying too hard to make things happen.
Carragher believes that was the case against Fulham, with a key component in the Liverpool side doing those around him few favours in what remains a collective bid for major honours.
The former Reds defender said on Sky Sports during co-commentary duty: “He has been selfish and greedy, no doubt.
“His record for Liverpool has been outstanding in the Premier League – scoring and creating goals. Nobody has been involved in more goals this season.
“He’s been a constant threat. But two or three times he’s got to get his head up and see what’s around him.”
While Salah is enduring a dip in form, fellow frontman Sadio Mane is flourishing.
Jurgen Klopp is fortunate to have enough attacking firepower at this disposal that the failings of certain star turns can be countered by the performances of others.
Mane has been the German’s go-to man over recent weeks, with the Senegal international netting 11 times in his last 11 appearances.
He has often been the man to break the deadlock and get Liverpool up and running, with that proving to be the case once again at Craven Cottage.
Carragher added on the buoyant 26-year-old after seeing him open the scoring inside 26 minutes on Sunday: “He’s not just form man in the Premier League, he’s the form man in Europe.
“I’ve been saying from the start of this game: there’s far too much space in wide areas and Liverpool have exploited it.
“There was space for Mane to go at the full-back, space for [Andy] Robertson. It’s a great run and pass from [Roberto] Firmino and the combination between the front three is superb.”
Mane, Firmino and Salah will be back on the goal trail after the international break when Liverpool take in a testing visit from Tottenham on March 31.
Checked the mail today, and got this BS package from my uncle.
I’m still in my feelings over that game, and this brought a whole new wave of anger. We’re going to Toronto in June for a family trip. We’ll see who has the last laugh when I put a ki of coke in his luggage before his flight back home.
I’m still in my feelings over that game, and this brought a whole new wave of anger. We’re going to Toronto in June for a family trip. We’ll see who has the last laugh when I put a ki of coke in his luggage before his flight back home.
TobiOT
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Checked the mail today, and got this BS package from my uncle.
I’m still in my feelings over that game, and this brought a whole new wave of anger. We’re going to Toronto in June for a family trip. We’ll see who has the last laugh when I put a ki of coke in his luggage before his flight back home.
Damn.. their relationship at Barca was that bad?
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Checked the mail today, and got this BS package from my uncle.
I’m still in my feelings over that game, and this brought a whole new wave of anger. We’re going to Toronto in June for a family trip. We’ll see who has the last laugh when I put a ki of coke in his luggage before his flight back home.
hook a brotha up with that gray kit breh breh
TobiOT
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Probably burnt the the kit in a fit of rage
Checked the mail today, and got this BS package from my uncle.
I’m still in my feelings over that game, and this brought a whole new wave of anger. We’re going to Toronto in June for a family trip. We’ll see who has the last laugh when I put a ki of coke in his luggage before his flight back home.
Hahahaha your uncle is a savage.
Majestic
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I always thought that it was sad to not see Ronaldinho be apart of the 2009 treble winning Barca team, I feel that pep could have have set him straight and brought the good form out of him again. Felt it was harsh when Barca got rid of him, the things he did for them previously should have allowed him to be apart of pep's squad, unless dinho wanted to leave himself. He deserved to be apart of a great team like that.
Sad to also not see the Brazilian ronaldo win a CL, I guess the two world winners could make up for it, but he deserved a CL. Would have actually won one if not for UEFA's cup tied rules which funnily enough is not a rule anymore. Smh. Should never have been a rule in the first place.
Sad to also not see the Brazilian ronaldo win a CL, I guess the two world winners could make up for it, but he deserved a CL. Would have actually won one if not for UEFA's cup tied rules which funnily enough is not a rule anymore. Smh. Should never have been a rule in the first place.
Majestic
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The argentina squad has always been stacked and messi still flopping with them. How many excuses we going to keep giving him with his national team?So you want Messi to be a cheerleader ? He tried that already
Without Messi, Argentina played eight matches in qualifying. They won one. They scored 0.75 goals per game. They lost to Ecuador, Paraguay and Bolivia. They drew with Venezuela. Tata Martino was sacked and so was his successor, Edgardo Bauza.
With Messi, Argentina played ten matches and only lost one (to Brazil in Belo Horizonte). They beat Chile twice, Uruguay and trounced Colombia 3-0 in San Juan. In 10 games, Messi scored seven goals (including the all-important hat-trick against Ecuador to secure Argentina’s World Cup place). How important were Messi’s goals? For comparison’s sake, Argentina’s strike force of Gonzalo Higuain, Sergio Aguero, Mauro Icardi, Dario Benedetto, Lucas Pratto and Lucas Alario combined for three goals over the two-year cycle.
Why casuals always talks about something that they don't understand
Majestic
Believe in myself and the Coles and Kendricks
If barca didn't have messi now, Real would actually be top of la liga. Real flopped because they got no good strikers. They create many chances but no striker to put them away.How can that be
Ronaldo left real Madrid and look at them now
Majestic
Believe in myself and the Coles and Kendricks
He hasn't played long enough in one league to be goat of any. Messi been at la liga his whole damn life lmao. He's the greatest la liga player, but end of the day neutrals are going to respect the individual who played in 3 different leagues and won league titles there.I'm not even talking about the Classico games.
C.Ron owns 3 other leagues? Can you confidently call him the undisputed GOAT of any league he has played in? La Liga is definitely out. Can you call C dot the undisputed GOAT of Italy or the EPL?
At 32 I expected Messi to leave for another league to prove his so called goat status. Heck even Raul who been at Madrid his whole life at the time left around Messi's age to a different team. Messi has won everything in Spain, but it's looking 100% certain that he's going to retire at barca. We know for a fact that if he pushed for move to England or Italy barca would not stop him.
Neither Ronaldo or Messi are the GOAT, to call them that is an insult to the actual GOATs, either Zidane, Brazil Ronaldo, Ronaldinho and Pele. Peak Ronaldinho > Peak Messi and Peak C Ronaldo. Only thing they both got on dinho is goals.
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