I don't think he was 'better' than Ozil, but i personally had more connect with him than i have with Ozil.
Though i have no doubts about Ozil's capability. I feel once he feels settled and confident we will see his true worth
The controversial football opinion thread.
Biggus wrote:Do you mean theres barely anything between the two other than the fact that Ozil couldn't score in a brothel Rohit?
No, I don't mean that, because that is a figment of your imagination.
Cesc Fabregas has 76 goals in 399 appearances in club and international football.
Mesut Ozil has 55 goals in 292 appearances in club and international football.
It equates to a goal every 5.25 matches for Cesc and a goal every 5.309 matches for Ozil. Neither can score in a brothel it seems then.
Certainly he doesn't look as confident in front of goal but it's easy to forget how poor Cesc was in the same aspect before taking off.
All that aside, foolish to judge him on goals he scores anyways. He needs to contribute when he gets into position but he has some incredible qualities that are far more important.
He had a good first season in the Premiership. Like I said, Cesc was groomed here. Ozil struggled with the physicality obviously like most players would but I am sure he will only get better and so will the team because of it.
Brazil don't play entertaining football and haven't done for years
Rohit wrote:Mesut Ozil has 55 goals in 292 appearances in club and international football.
Not for us he hasn't.
Well, Cesc had 35 goals for us in 212 appearances, equates to one goal every 6 matches.
Mesut, 5 goals in 26 appearances for Arsenal, equals one goals every 5.2 matches in his first season in English football.
LoLs won't make your claims any more credible.
No one has denied that he can do more and I am sure he will but there is nothing between Fabregas and Ozil.
We've got Mesut Ozil, we've got Mesut Ozil.
Biggus wrote:Rohit wrote:Mesut Ozil has 55 goals in 292 appearances in club and international football.
How awful is Özil?
For £40m you'd expect him to at least manage 292 games in one season here 
When Biggus has an agenda reason and facts are pointless, Rohit; there is no getting through to that world which is hidden to the rest of us. Just have to accept and embrace the man with his positives AND his flaws.
Messi's become a lazy player in the last 18 months.
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Incredibly lazy, I was shocked when I saw him live.
Funny that's the time since when Dr. Fuentes is banned.
If you saw football for the first time and had no idea who Messi and Ronaldo were, you'd think neither of them actually liked playing football; one of them mostly slowly jogs around with his head bent down looking utterly disinterested, and the other one mostly looks annoyed throwing his hands in the air and having fits.
Rex wrote:When Biggus has an agenda reason and facts are pointless, Rohit; there is no getting through to that world which is hidden to the rest of us. Just have to accept and embrace the man with his positives AND his flaws.
Its funny Rex-
And this and this mind you, in the controversial football opinion thread where everyone gets to be Biggus for a day.
It's a bit like Mardi Gras where you can free yourself from the normal constraints that you would be fearful to reveal and are considered too risque or libertine for the rest of the year.
So it truly is ironic everyone else has "a controversial opinion" here but I have an "agenda" for posting exactly as I do for the other 364 days a year.
Biggie you live entirely in your own imagination don't you.
No I assure Biggus is real enough.
But if he didn't exist it would still be necessary to invent him.
Messi looks to be on the wane physically
The Bayern boys are on the same stuff the Barca and Real Madrid boys are on.
How do you mean Dula?
Vincent Kompany is actually a bit shit.
Not controversial Ricky. He's overrated because he's a nice guy.
He's constantly talked up as one of the best; by fans and pundits. Don't think he's one of the best by any stretch, and I think even the best centrebacks around at the moment are light years behind the best centrebacks of the last decade or so. I miss the 30-something, wise old head, that could read the game like a book and make all the players around him play better. There's just no one these days.