Most Improved player of 2010-11 Season

Easily ABATE .

My vote goes to Marcelo. Yes I'm biased. Very biased.

alexis sanchez ..he has been sensational this season..

Hulk - Most improved player

Aguero - He was already godly way before last season and I'm aware of that. But last season, his teamwork and confidence leveled up tremendously IMO.

Szczesny

Darren Bent

Gareth Bale

Farfan

Gotze

Gomez

Pablo Hernandez

It has to be silva. He has grown from being nesta-dependent to being one of the best defenders in the world.

The likes of ozil, boateng, abate, gotze, nuri sahin and wilshere also showed great improvements

This post is knowingly biased, but in terms of Milan players:

-------------------2009-10-----------2010-11------>

SILVA--------------Great-------------Awesome--->

ABATE---------------OK--------------Awesome--->

joksa wrote:

Adrian0911 wrote:

joksa wrote:Quite a few good names mentioned already.

But I do have a gripping point about Chicharito: how many of you actually watched him with Guadalajara? Regularly?

Saying that he's the most improved player sounds quite bizarre if people haven't actually watched him before.

He did the exact same things with Mexico in the WC that he now does for United. I don't know about his performances for Guadalajara but I think that quite a few people here do, no disrespect.

If you've watched him regularly before his switch to Utd then feel free to add your thoughts, but for the average fans I'd say that mentioning him is quite bizarre.

i'm sorry but i disagree...
if you look in the past, very few young players that were bought by big clubs made an impression in the first season. from cr ronaldo to tevez, higuain. and for him to do it in his first season, benching berbatov who scored 22 goals this season i think is more than impressive. but fine...i'll nominated another.
and weirdly enough is also from man utd. i'll say fabio. he's been at manchester foorm 2007-2008 season and only played 5 games last season. and this season he managed to fill g.neville shoes and he did surprisingly good.

Sure, it's a very impressive feat and he was extremely good for Utd. But that's not the point, do you know whether he was much poorer in Mexico?

He performed very well for Utd, better than people expected, but that doesn't mean that he'd improved that much. If people didn't watch him with Guadalajara they can't convincigly say he's improved. How would they if they haven't watched him?

Being good and improving are different things.

okay, when you put it like this, you are indeed right. i don't know how he was while in mexico and so i have no idea how much he improved compared to last year.

Balotelli............. his english

IzzyC08 wrote:Balotelli............. his english

i agree...balotelli...last season he couldn't put a bib on..now he can do it..bellamy showed him how when he came back from cardiff where he was loaned

DeviAngel wrote:Frederik Sorensen !

i'm with you on this one

Hamit Altintop, he is a Madrid player now= automatically better

has to be wilshere marcelo and abate.. all young players who did wonders for their respective teams this year.

Podolski and Gomez just found their form this season so I wouldnt call that improving. Krasic we all knew was talented so I dont think he improved. Quagliarella on the other hand was never a consistent goalscorer, so I think he definitely improved. Mario Goetze and Juan Agudelo also both bursted onto the scene for their respective teams and quickly earned starting spots for their teams, as well as callups for their national teams. The same thing goes for cavani, though to a lesser extent since we all knew he was good, just not this good. So I think first place is a tossup between agudelo and goetze, with quags taking 3rd, cavani taking fourth, and, I dont know, probably hummels taking 5th.

In my opinion in the second half of the 2009-2010 season Lucas was performing at a high level. He has continued this great form into last season. I don't think he has improved that much in the last year.(although he has improved certain aspects in his game). In my opinion it's his consistency all season and especially his performances in the big games that have got him all the recognition he deserves.

For this reason, I have to pick someone else. I think Spearing deserves a shout. He's no world beater but he has transformed from someone that in my eyes was only a reserve player to one who can do a job consistently for the senior squad. He in my eyes probably made the biggest improvement.

Benzema and CR7.

Marcelo is the most improved player

babun1024 wrote:Marcelo is the most improved player

Oh cmon dude, hes defensive abilities still are a big question.

The xcx wrote:

babun1024 wrote:Marcelo is the most improved player

Oh cmon dude, hes defensive abilities still are a big question.

He scored against Lyon and Farca! Marcelo FTW! (me+zealous)

Szczesny and Fabianski. Nasri and Wilshere. Walcott is very good nowadays, only injuries hold him back.

Neuer was already God, but people only noticed this season due to CL.

Like... the whole Dortmund team? Special mention, Hummels, Subotic. Kagawa... Japanese league to Bundesliga star? Dayum.

Khedira went from "who's this guy?" to being loved by all Madrid fans.

Marcelo can at least pretend to defend

The whole frakking Liverpool after Daglish.

babun1024 wrote:

The xcx wrote:

babun1024 wrote:Marcelo is the most improved player

Oh cmon dude, hes defensive abilities still are a big question.

He scored against Lyon and Farca! Marcelo FTW! (me+zealous)

Why the face in your sig........?

Idrisozet wrote:

babun1024 wrote:

The xcx wrote:

babun1024 wrote:Marcelo is the most improved player

Oh cmon dude, hes defensive abilities still are a big question.

He scored against Lyon and Farca! Marcelo FTW! (me+zealous)

Why the face in your sig........?

What face lol?

The Laughing Face on babun1024 signature dribbling Players and smiling while doing it...

@ The xcx, Why is your avarta so serious...?

To be honest, I want to distinguish those who are youngsters who've had their "breakthrough season" like so many- Hernandez, Sanchez, Bale..... to those experienced pros who really have improved after one season- because I think they should be in two different categories. So I'd be more inclined to pick a 27 year old Felipe Melo who had a diabolical season last season, and now he's recouped his hefty transfer fee to an extent.