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Lukaku. Yes or no

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TheBigIguana said:
One couldn't keep his head and got sent off and it wasn't Romelu. The other stepped up to take a penalty and kept his cool and that one was Romelu.
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Rom was saved by the HT whistle as his head had gone completely, zlatan barely reacted and shouldn’t of been sent off it was a ridiculous call to give a yellow card for the foul, it’s not as if he went in and fouled Rom 2 footed
 
Lloydystark said:
Rom was saved by the HT whistle as his head had gone completely, zlatan barely reacted and shouldn’t of been sent off it was a ridiculous call to give a yellow card for the foul, it’s not as if he went in and fouled Rom 2 footed
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Yeah in a completely different world Zlatan might have come out not looking like a knobhead who cost his team a cup tie but that isn't the world we live in
 
TheBigIguana said:
Yeah in a completely different world Zlatan might have come out not looking like a knobhead who cost his team a cup tie but that isn't the world we live in
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I honestly think inter would of won anyway, by far better team first half and 2nd, like I said I don’t think the yellow was deserved for the tackle in the 2nd half
 
TheBigIguana said:
www.espn.com

Soccer's clutch players: Messi's always good, but Lukaku and Morata come through when it counts

Soccer's randomness makes the idea of "clutch" hard to pin down, but sifting through the data, some players stand out for delivering when it counts.
www.espn.com www.espn.com

Tough one for the narratives
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It really isn't. That's almost as stupid as expected goals.

So a striker who scores in the 80th minute onwards against, I dunno, West Brom is more "clutch" than one who scores before then against, I dunno, Man City.

Yeah OK.
 

TheBigIguana said:
www.espn.com

Soccer's clutch players: Messi's always good, but Lukaku and Morata come through when it counts

Soccer's randomness makes the idea of "clutch" hard to pin down, but sifting through the data, some players stand out for delivering when it counts.
www.espn.com www.espn.com

Tough one for the narratives
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ESPN should stick to Ice Hockey, not a single 1 of them even understand footy.



Balotelli and Lukaku: extra clutch​

Someone like Balotelli is particularly interesting in our study.



LOL
 

Tubey said:
It really isn't. That's almost as stupid as expected goals.

So a striker who scores in the 80th minute onwards against, I dunno, West Brom is more "clutch" than one who scores before then against, I dunno, Man City.

Yeah OK.
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At least expected goals has sound statistical research behind it. This is mostly a joke but still kind of entertaining that Lukaku is the one who comes up. I mean half of Everton supporters swear he never scored a single meaningful goal.

Also aren't you the one who swears his success at Inter is down to Lautaro? Well your boy had a stinker the other day and cost Inter a chance at a final.
 

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