Transfers (1990-2003) (2 Viewers)

[A_LAcki]

For me it really doesn't matter if you play rcb or lcb! As a professional player you should be capeable to play on both sides of the centre. Mexes won't have to use his left-foot, as he won't go on the flank.
Plus, in the France NT he played in the centre together with Thuram, and played as a lcb, so that all talking about rcb or lcb is IMO not needed. I played football for a long time and I was centre back. I am right footed, but played on the lcb and rcb position, and it was no problem!

 

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[Stu]

I agree. There's a very minuscule difference between RCB and LCB. As a professional footballer you should be able to do away with that slight difference.

 

[Bjerknes]

I agree with all that. So I think the Mexes-Ferrari partnership would work just fine.

 

[Siamak]

 

[Alex-444]

I agree with all that. So I think the Mexes-Ferrari partnership would work just fine.

 

[Xperd]

Reading through this thread, interesting that many folks including @Mark and @Bjerknes preferred Gilardino over Ibra

Probably a bit too influenced by dat dere 'Serie A experience'

 

[Mark]

Reading through this thread, interesting that many folks including @Mark and @Bjerknes preferred Gilardino over Ibra

Probably a bit too influenced by dat dere 'Serie A experience'

we knew Ibra would want to leave us.

 

[Mark]

Thread close and @Xperd banned a week.

 

[JuveJay]

Reading through this thread, interesting that many folks including @Mark and @Bjerknes preferred Gilardino over Ibra

Probably a bit too influenced by dat dere 'Serie A experience'

Gilardino scored 23 goals in back to back seasons at that time in a strong Serie A, he was a beast at Parma and only 22/23. Ibrahimovic was the same age but was more of a talent than a goal machine, and in a much weaker league.