Lukaku. Yes or no

[TheBigIguana]

This is only because Inter play to his strengths, what they should do is play to his weaknesses haha.

Also he is isn't a team player apparently hahaha

Using players in a way that makes sense?!??!? You can do that?

 

[Zatara]

Juventus should have signed him and not Ronaldo.

 

[Carlito]

Juventus should have signed him and not Ronaldo.

Why?

Ronaldo has comfortably outscored him in the two seasons where they've both been in Italy, despite being 36.

Lukaku should go and play against people his own age.

 

[TheBigIguana]

Why?

Ronaldo has comfortably outscored him in the two seasons where they've both been in Italy, despite being 36.

Lukaku should go and play against people his own age.

Because for all the crap people give Rom about doing nothing but scoring he's actually a big part of how his team succeeds every week while Ronaldo at this point in his career really does just hunt goals. He's still great at it tbf but he got benched for Juve's biggest game of the season and they won comfortably without him.

 

[Carlito]

Because for all the crap people give Rom about doing nothing but scoring he's actually a big part of how his team succeeds every week while Ronaldo at this point in his career really does just hunt goals. He's still great at it tbf but he got benched for Juve's biggest game of the season and they won comfortably without him.

I'm sure normal service will be resumed when Juventus no longer have a novice manager in charge.

 

[Zatara]

Why?

Ronaldo has comfortably outscored him in the two seasons where they've both been in Italy, despite being 36.

Lukaku should go and play against people his own age.

Its not only about scoring goals...

His overall stats in every area are amazing.

 

[TheBigIguana]

I'm sure normal service will be resumed when Juventus no longer have a novice manager in charge.

I doubt it. They've been slipping for longer. Sarri did good work grinding out the title last year but it'll take good work with transfers to get back to that level of domination.

 

[Carlito]

I doubt it. They've been slipping for longer. Sarri did good work grinding out the title last year but it'll take good work with transfers to get back to that level of domination.

I hope Atalanta finally manage a proper challenge.

Inter's squad is enormous and obviously very expensive, but they've been garbage whenever I've seen them against serious competition in the Champions League, so it seems like now is the time for an outsider to win a Scudetto.

 

[TheBigIguana]

I hope Atalanta finally manage a proper challenge.

Inter's squad is enormous and obviously very expensive, but they've been garbage whenever I've seen them against serious competition in the Champions League, so it seems like now is the time for an outsider to win a Scudetto.

Inter had a really unlucky time this year in the CL. They battered Gladbach in both games and I think drew both, one because Vidal basically tossed away two goals on his own. They didn't play that bad but you've only got 6 games. Same as United going out in the groups but still being a solid side. Sometimes dumb stuff happens.

On Atalanta I agree but they're at a weird spot that will really test their systems as Gomez is gone and Ilicic looks about finished. Zapata isn't young either. It'll be tough.

 

[GrandOldTeam]

 

[zukai12_]

Would love him back but it will never happen after Moshiris Voodoo comment

 

[TheBigIguana]

Would love him back but it will never happen after Moshiris Voodoo comment

There's also the part where he's one of the 8 or so best strikers in the world

 

[ArtetaMoney]

Remember he never ran enough to please Everton da’s.

 

[Terrarian]

I miss the big guy, used to love watching him bear down on goal at full speed. Scored all types of goals. Pity it all went south really; when he signed permanently he was really pleased to be here but we went to cack and Moshiri said what he said, by the time he left, he didn't want to be here.

 

[Baines' left foot]

See ya trampoline shins lol