Jump to content
Phantis Forums

Thryleon

Rookie Members
  • Posts

    39
  • Joined

  • Last visited

  • Days Won

    3

Posts posted by Thryleon

  1. ^^

    The more quality players from overseas purchased challenges the locals to lift their levels to compete for spots and to play against weekly.  In England they have the foreign legion coming in every season and they represent the top 25% of players in the league.

    Game time doesnt equal growth.

     

    Growth is achieved from guidance, instruction and practise.  Game time is the practise, but you can often learn the wrong things practising the wrong way.

  2. Great to see Fortounis and Bouchalakis on the scoresheet. I couldn't catch the match live, but I'll check it out tomorrow or tonight.

    Quick question, how do you watch our games be it live or replay?  the footage in Australia has gone backwards, and live radio appears to be the only way to watch.

     

    I never seen that before 2 clear hand balls one from the cross and then Fortounis...The ref always misses it against Olympiakos terrible goals....My 12 year pld can score using his hands!!! Lol

     

    You knew it was going to be said by opposition fans as soon as you saw the super slow motion replay that was inconclusive.

     

     

    If you see things that you want to see, don't expect other people to.   Disregard it and move one, when a super slow motion replay can barely see it, but let me say your next argument for you.  They always go the way of Olympiakos.

     

    Blah blah blah.

     

     

    The games are as dirty or clean as you want them to be.  The referreeing has been garbage in Greece for years.  Sometimes they are good, most of the time they are hopeless, and often people get annoyed for no good reason.

  3. To be honest I think this is pretty irresponsible of our club....

     

    We have the highest paid player in the league but NO WHERE NEAR the highest budget of the league....  this guy's salary is a LARGELY SIGNIFICANT portion of our budget and we have invested a lot into 1 player...

     

    Teams built around this model tend to fail... teams built around many players tend to excel b/c of the homogeneity of the squad....

     

     

    I've said it once, I"ll say it again.... paying Essien, an over the hill player who is looking to make a last second payday, crazy money when you have up and coming players like Lagos, Karelis, Klwnaridis, Donis who are paid peanuts is a WRONG way to go...

     

    causes disruption and discension amongst players

     

    I feel like the harmony and atmopshere of our team is what separates our team from the rest of the league...  talent wise we are good, but not great.... but the way some of these players click with each other b/c of the bond that is established in the lockerroom is what puts us to the next level

     

    I hope that doesn't disappear by bringing all these crazy paid foreigners (Sanchez, Essien)

     

    I think that all of these are fair points.

     

    Odds are the salary is being overstated.  Generally these times of years the first step in competing begins.  Who wins the transfer window?

     Even so, you are correct about spreading the love around, which is something that is intangible as yet.  The entire budget might lift to similar levels (unlikely but possible) so its a wait and see scenario.

     

    IMHO, you take a big risk spending on a big transfer regardless.  That player is under immense pressure to perform and make the difference, and usually the value you pay for said player diminishes the more you had to pay to get them in as on some level there is a cheaper alternative that could do a similar (perhaps not as comprehensive) job.

     

    In any case, this could be a make or break signing.  Good or disastrous, but even if disastrous, it will probably sell a few shirts.

×
×
  • Create New...