True #9 in the sense he plays with his back to the goal well and can hold up an attack to let wings get forward with him... ala Jozy.ohiobucks1;1464269 wrote:Will Bruin is a true number 9 in the sense of size only. If he's the type of #9 our national team is producing we are in trouble. He's got no skill on the ball whatsoever.
Hes an above average MLS striker with 4 goals this season. He does have strength I'll give you that. And his off the ball runs are quite good, but his touch is absolute shit. He's not much more than a Goal poach IMO. I am def more excited for Jac Mack than him.Laley23;1464274 wrote:True #9 in the sense he plays with his back to the goal well and can hold up an attack to let wings get forward with him... ala Jozy.
Of course, that was in college. Ive seen probably 2 Houston games since he was drafted lol.
Each team made all 5. Going sudden death PKs now.Laley23;1464305 wrote:Is throw Nuer in there. Possibly #1. But Iker and Gigi are right there also.
Ps. PKs suck. PKs suck even more when at work and not able to watch.
He has looked old since the 2006 world cup.wildcats20;1464307 wrote:Pirlo looks so damn old.
Yup, edited.Laley23;1464321 wrote:Thanks wildcats. I assume pirlo was the other Italy make, since you're missing someone.
Brazil already has a day rest on them, plus Spain played 130 minutes. I agree.Laley23;1464318 wrote:Gotta think Brazil will finish the chances Italy got, but Spain should also find a ton of opportunities versus the Samba defense. I'm hoping for tons of goals Sunday!!!
Did you happen to notice how many went to the goalkeeper's right? It was amazing to see how many went that way.Laley23;1464327 wrote:I still can't believe they went 13/14 combined...and 12/12 at one point. Unreal composure and finishing!
