Re: Albanians abroad
Posted: Sun Feb 20, 2022 5:23 pm
^ They want Ramadani who was getting owned by Andorran players in the last game.
1) I don't think that's a strawman argumentPlako wrote: Sun Feb 20, 2022 5:33 pm Straw man argument guys. I think the majority here are pro Bare![]()
Not only the all-time assist leader Roshi, but a bunch of best Albanian players in history did not play in top leagues. De Biasi broke the top 25 with group of Swiss leaguers, Croatian leaguers and Greek leaguers!Dallku wrote: Sun Feb 20, 2022 2:10 am Where he plays defines his level and professionalism.... And that always translates to the NT at least 9 out of ``10 times.
Unless it's a young and upcoming talent who naturally has to start from the bottom or a player heading towards the end of his career.. But if they spend the best times of their career bouncing around low-level leagues then that's obviously their level.
The only exception I can think of is Roshi but Roshi is a very unique case because of his pace. His pace a alone was helping the NT but Roshi as a player wasn't good enough for a good league. Technically, tactically, work ethic, etc.. he was always below average.
Ramadani was the best player on the pitch in our World Cup final v. Poland.Dallku wrote: Sun Feb 20, 2022 5:23 pm ^ They want Ramadani who was getting owned by Andorran players in the last game.
Ok let's break this down.Princ wrote: Sun Feb 20, 2022 7:45 pmNot only the all-time assist leader Roshi, but a bunch of best Albanian players in history did not play in top leagues. De Biasi broke the top 25 with group of Swiss leaguers, Croatian leaguers and Greek leaguers!Dallku wrote: Sun Feb 20, 2022 2:10 am Where he plays defines his level and professionalism.... And that always translates to the NT at least 9 out of ``10 times.
Unless it's a young and upcoming talent who naturally has to start from the bottom or a player heading towards the end of his career.. But if they spend the best times of their career bouncing around low-level leagues then that's obviously their level.
The only exception I can think of is Roshi but Roshi is a very unique case because of his pace. His pace a alone was helping the NT but Roshi as a player wasn't good enough for a good league. Technically, tactically, work ethic, etc.. he was always below average.
All of Xhaka, Abrashi and Kukeli — best midfielders in history — spent the better part of their careers in Switzerland. Agolli, who held down the full back spot for a decade, did not play in a top league.
Bledar Kola, who scored on Germany, Sadiku, who scored on Romania, Balaj, who scored biggest goal ever at Portugal, Salihi, who scored on Norway, did not spend any meaningful time in top leagues.
Undisputed MVP of the last few years, Cikalleshi, has bounced around between Croatia and Turkey. I will remind you that the other super professionals could not win A SINGLE MATCH without him in 2020, faced with teams below the top 100.
Many of the most influential players in Albanian history play/played in the “depths of Europe.” I will ask you again, are you fan of Albania or fan of top leagues?
Same Hysaj who doesn’t know the offside rules on Udinese’s first goal?