Re: Zlatanism

by gondov Tue Oct 16, 2012 7:46 pm

Great Leader Sprucenuce wrote:Yes your right that was inappropriate and i apologise.

Just getting annoyed with threads that has nothing to do with messi coming all about messi.

This is a thread about ibra if you dont like it then just ignore the thread.

Theres no need to come in hating on ibra and posting messi videos.

I dont get it. Many of the Ibra quotes is him bashing Messi and Barca and yet you dont want anyone commenting on these. :facepalm:

Most of you wouldn't find it funny if he was insulting your clubs' philosophy and their players.

This has a lot to do with Messi and Barca otherwise dont post his Messi-Barca quotes If you dont want people to comment.

by harhar11 Tue Oct 16, 2012 8:09 pm

tuddor wrote:harhar11, why should we belive you and not zlatan that "Barca players act like school children"? He was in the same locker room with barca players, not you... He also gave some reasons to this in his book... You didn't

For me the way Barca players fall and simulate it's disgraceful... This is game is for men, i don't see any barca player being men on the field... I wait the day when a barca player will punch or face an opponent when they feel unjusticed, not crying at referees... They maybe the best in the world, but they don't have personality! They're all the same.

For example, the way fabregas turned into a little girl when he left EPL for Barca was unbelivable...

WTF are you talking about? What you just said had absolutely nothing to do with what I said. I didnt say that Ibra was lying, I only said that that quote showed his unprofessionalism . The way the Barca player act when it comes to following orders is exactly how you should act. I mean when you work and your boss tells you to do something, do you ask why or do you just do it?

Nor did I ever talk about diving.

Yeah fabregas wasnt a pussy for Arsenal.. oh wai...

The only difference between that and what he did against Sevilla was that against Sevilla Fabregas didnt roll around the pitch. So if anything, Fabregas has man up..

And I see you are a juve fan, does Vidal ring a bell?

by chinomaster182 Tue Oct 16, 2012 10:16 pm

harhar11 wrote:I mean when you work and your boss tells you to do something, do you ask why or do you just do it?

Well, that speaks on the personality of all of us, also the culture of that particular club and coach.

I never take well to the idea of "shut up and do as you're told", i always ask why if i know i have the chance. Then again i also recognize that sometimes i can't do that and shut up.

I don't feel like Zlatan is being disrespectful to his former Barcelona teammates in his book, he's very disrespectful to Guardiola and the "humble" philosophy of Barcelona, but i think he speaks well of his former teammates.

Basically he goes to great lengths to explain why he such an individual person, why he's always edgy. It comes from his background, his family, how rich Sweden kids looked down on him, how he excelled because he had an edge and disregarded the rules and how he continues to thrive under that same principle.

He also points how Messi, Xavi, Iniesta and the rest of the la masia crew grew up there under the same philosophy and how they are so radically different from him, he lumps Van der Vaart under that same umbrella.

by Be/\/ceCALI Tue Oct 16, 2012 10:20 pm

this thread is incomplete without this legendary interview

by Arquitecto Tue Oct 16, 2012 10:44 pm

Name me ONE. Just ONE quote where Ibra is being disrespectful to Barcelona and Leo Messi.

by harhar11 Wed Oct 17, 2012 10:46 am

I dont think anyone even mentioned the word disrespectful before chinomaster. I know I never said he was disrespectful towards Barca or Messi. Heck in another thread where a madridista said that Ibra was being disrespectful toward Messi because Messi wanted Ibras position, I was defending Ibra saying that he never dissed Messi...

All I said was that that quote showed ibras unprofessionalism and should not be praised, nothing more nothing less...

by harhar11 Wed Oct 17, 2012 10:55 am

chinomaster182 wrote:
harhar11 wrote:I mean when you work and your boss tells you to do something, do you ask why or do you just do it?

Well, that speaks on the personality of all of us, also the culture of that particular club and coach.

I never take well to the idea of "shut up and do as you're told", i always ask why if i know i have the chance. Then again i also recognize that sometimes i can't do that and shut up.

I don't feel like Zlatan is being disrespectful to his former Barcelona teammates in his book, he's very disrespectful to Guardiola and the "humble" philosophy of Barcelona, but i think he speaks well of his former teammates.

Basically he goes to great lengths to explain why he such an individual person, why he's always edgy. It comes from his background, his family, how rich Sweden kids looked down on him, how he excelled because he had an edge and disregarded the rules and how he continues to thrive under that same principle.

He also points how Messi, Xavi, Iniesta and the rest of the la masia crew grew up there under the same philosophy and how they are so radically different from him, he lumps Van der Vaart under that same umbrella.

All I thought was that it was weird that acting like a professional now is something bad.

by halamadrid2 Wed Oct 17, 2012 6:34 pm

According to reports Ibra will win the golden foot tonight, he is fighting it out against Puyol, Casillas, Pirlo, Seedorf, Kakà, Drogba, Buffon, Raul and Xavi.

Its given to a player who is at least 29 and have accomplished many things in his career and who is still active as a footballer, previous winners include:

2003: Roberto Baggio.
2004: Pavel Nedved.
2005: Andrij Sjevtjenko.
2006: Ronaldo.
2007: Alessandro Del Piero.
2008: Roberto Carlos.
2009: Ronaldinho.
2010: Francesco Totti.
2011: Ryan Giggs

by Blue Barrett Wed Oct 17, 2012 7:45 pm

^Drogba will win it. :coffee:

by halamadrid2 Wed Oct 17, 2012 7:58 pm

According to news Ibra has won it with Drogba coming in a second, Pirlo third and Raul fourth

Goat Ibra

by gondov Wed Oct 17, 2012 8:07 pm

Its given to a player who is at least 29 and have accomplished many things in his career and who is still active as a footballer

Wait a minute!

Xavi has won 1 WC, 2 ECs, 3CLs in his career, what part of " accomplished many things in his career", am l missing scratch

by halamadrid2 Wed Oct 17, 2012 8:11 pm

don't know tbh gondov, but Xavi was not in the top 4 thats for sure. Maybe next time when these retire i think he would win it or Casillas possibly

so has Puyol btw, he has won as much as Xavi Laughing

by Blue Barrett Wed Nov 07, 2012 4:57 pm

Zlatan Ibrahimovic: "I can play in all 11 positions, because a good player can play anywhere on the pitch."

by Harmonica Wed Nov 07, 2012 5:01 pm

Blue Barrett wrote:Zlatan Ibrahimovic: "I can play in all 11 positions, because a good player can play anywhere on the pitch."

http://www.goallegacy.net/t25734p18-players-you-think-could-do-well-in-other-positions-on-the-field

jiopsi wrote:Truely great players can actually adapt in any position.

Spoiler:

by Guest Wed Nov 07, 2012 5:12 pm

harhar11 wrote:
Heck, he was basically criticizing the club for giving him a free car ffs!

"Hey you", Guardiola said. "Here in Barca we keep our feet down on the ground."
"Sure", I said. "Fine."
"Here we don't drive any Ferraris or Porsches to training."
I nodded, didn't go cocky on him, like how the *bleep* is what car I'm driving your concern? But I thought "What does he want? What message is he giving me? Believe me, I don't need any fancy cars or parking on the sidewalk to show off anymore. That wasn't it. I love my cars. They're a passion of mine, but I sensed something else behind his words. Kind of: don't think you're so special.

Tell me what exactly you find wrong with this one.

by gondov Wed Nov 07, 2012 5:21 pm

Blue Barrett wrote:Zlatan Ibrahimovic: "I can play in all 11 positions, because a good player can play anywhere on the pitch."

Why then did u mourn about a change in positions whilst at Barca ? :coffee:

by Guest Thu Nov 08, 2012 10:26 am

gondov wrote:
Blue Barrett wrote:Zlatan Ibrahimovic: "I can play in all 11 positions, because a good player can play anywhere on the pitch."

Why then did u mourn about a change in positions whilst at Barca ?

There is a difference between 'can play' and 'willing to play' :coffee:

by Forza Thu Nov 08, 2012 10:38 am

gondov wrote:
Blue Barrett wrote:Zlatan Ibrahimovic: "I can play in all 11 positions, because a good player can play anywhere on the pitch."

Why then did u mourn about a change in positions whilst at Barca ?

Zlatan: "You can agree with Zlatan... or be wrong."

by Blue Barrett Wed Nov 14, 2012 10:06 pm

In honour of one of the best goals in decades Very Happy

Spoiler:

by Tomwin Lannister Wed Nov 14, 2012 10:09 pm

Hahahahhahahaha

by McAgger Wed Nov 14, 2012 10:12 pm

hahhahhahahahaha rofl

That had me cracking

by Die Borussen Wed Nov 14, 2012 10:15 pm

4 goals and an amazing 4th goal

what a player

by Dante Wed Nov 14, 2012 10:20 pm

"erm.. look at me . Anything is possible"

lold hard Laughing

by Guest Thu Dec 27, 2012 5:27 pm

Sweden's official national dictionary has added 'Zlatan' as a verb. Their definition, 'to Zlatan', is 'to dominate' or 'to dominate on and off the field'.

The phrase was first coined in France, where the PSG striker has inspired Parisians to use the word 'Zlataned' as a way of saying 'succeeded in a task with ease'. :bow:

by spanky Thu Dec 27, 2012 5:56 pm

ibra documentary when he still played for malmo, at the end it shows him joining ajax.

by Art Morte Thu Dec 27, 2012 6:16 pm

vasanthPato wrote:Sweden's official national dictionary has added 'Zlatan' as a verb. Their definition, 'to Zlatan', is 'to dominate' or 'to dominate on and off the field'.

The phrase was first coined in France, where the PSG striker has inspired Parisians to use the word 'Zlataned' as a way of saying 'succeeded in a task with ease'.

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