Yeah, there's a whole host of them who post edgy sh*t just for clicks. They're entertaining but I don't take most of their football opinions seriously - every now and then they post something on point (and it's usually DezilDez).
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The Unpopular Opinion Thread
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CaseUteinberger
Established Member
Country: Sweden
Now that is a proper opinion! Personally think anything positive about Welbeck belongs in this thread!
YeahBee
Terrible hot takes
Its more a dig at Giroud than a praise for Welbz thou
Both belong in the championship at best
YeahBee
Terrible hot takes
Is this a joke?
Or did you really see something in him?
Bendtner on the other hand could shoulda have become great
Mark Tobias
Mr. Agreeable
Please explain why you think this... Why didn't it happen then? Players who could have become great don;t end up in the lower leagues. They, at the very least, end up at a bottom club in a top league..
But, as with all your opinions, this rightly belongs in here.
Mark Tobias
Mr. Agreeable
What an idiotic statment. Arsenal, Liverpool, Real Madrid, PSG and Juventus were all big clubs before Anelka was even born.
France isn't a club it is an entire fecking country. FULL OF CLUBS
Also, what the fvck is this. He is 39 and retired.
berric
Established Member
Player:Trossard
Didn't quite work out for Bolton lol.
Country: Iceland
Anelka was brilliant footballer. Loved his style.
Who would have been better/had a better career at Arsenal if they had stuck around/not been a d*ck: Anelka or Adebayor?
Personally I've always thought rather than Cesc, RvP, Nasri etc, Adebayor was the one that really got away in that era. He could have had such an amazing career if he'd stayed here and kept his focus. He had every attribute you could want for an elite 30 goal a season striker, except the mentality.
Anelka by a mile for me. He had elite Thierry levels of potential.
If only Wenger had managed to pair Anelka & Thierry up as he planned.
Yeah probably, more natural talent. I was 7 when Anelka left, so he's never held much sway with me.
I remember so well just seeing this guy Adebayor come from nowhere in France for hardly any money and he just seemed to boss it straight away. I thought he was phenomenal. It was a time when I thought Wenger was a pure genius, a magician who can pull these players out of a hat....come to think of it that's exactly what happened with Anelka tbf. Maybe two of Wenger's best signings in a way.
YeahBee
Terrible hot takes
Faster, stronger and more technical than Giroud
Heck he even played some games on the wings for us in the beginning
Even with the benefit of coming to us early his problems were mental
He already thought himself great before he was thou
The fact that I praise a dirty rotten dane should tell you how serious I am
Mark Tobias
Mr. Agreeable
The fact that i've read your other posts means I don;t take anything you write here seriously.
YeahBee
Terrible hot takes
It is like the old saying you never become a prophet in your hometown
All great thinkers have faced resistance at first
Me, Copernicus no difference really
YeahBee
Terrible hot takes
But then we would have missed out on the brilliance that was Dennis... Henry probably learnt alot from Dennis
Or Pires/Freddie
Mark Tobias
Mr. Agreeable
What a ridiculous assumption that just because you face resistance you are a great thinker. It is true that great thinkers often face resistance. That by no stretch of the imagination makes every thinker who faces resistance a great one. Come back down to earth mate.. This is football not theoretical physics.
YeahBee
Terrible hot takes
Time will tell
to use alt-right lingo this place has become too much of an echochamber
People just repeat stuff to fit in. Ridiculous unwarranted hype and praise for some players and uncalled for hate for others
People chase likes instead of actually format their own opinion
Mark Tobias
Mr. Agreeable
NO, people just see the same things. You on the other hand have this insatiable need to go against the flow. Even if that flow is the most logical stance to adopt. It is completely transparent and predictable. This isn't just in the football threads. You do it all over the forum. Blatantly go against the grain just to be different and of course you also feel the need to point it out ALL the time, like it is some major fvcken achievement to be the only person holding an opinion. Trax going against the whole forum due to squad cost and backing up his arguments with logic is an achievement. What you do is akin to the emo culture. Deliberately going against the popular vote, even if it is the obvious choice, just so you can claim to be the victim when really it is just an attention seeking ploy to try be more different than everyone else.Time will tell
to use alt-right lingo this place has become too much of an echochamber
People just repeat stuff to fit in. Ridiculous unwarranted hype and praise for some players and uncalled for hate for others
People chase likes instead of actually format their own opinion
The reason you get few likes for your posts isn't because of the drivel you just stated it is because your perception of this sport is completely and utterly warped. There are great posters on here with unique insight and great vision in the game and I'm afraid I just don't place you anywhere near that category.
