¿Que es charola De Maldito?
HOLA(: bnoo pues ami me encantan los narco corridos ase Tiempo escuche uno De Gerardo Ortiz " EN PREPARACION " esta aL miillon la cancion pero bueno ay un verso que dice :" TRAIGO CLAVE RESPETADA Y CHAROLA D MALDITO" y la verdad no se qe es charola de maldito bueno en la pelicula de en preparacion era un pedacito de oro pero no supe bien que era o para que servia & bueno qisiera saber que es la charola d3e malditos y bueno tambn qe me recomiende narco corridos chingones(: bno grax
Spurs spent 26 million Pounds in acquiring Roberto Soldado. He has since then donned the Spurs jersey on 45 instances, having only 7 goals recorded in his name. What is your explanation for this?
It's a failure on his part, undoubtedly. I really thought he would play well in England because pace is not a big part of his game, it's his linkup play that differentiates him from other strikers at his level. He even used to be a Spain national team regular during his Valencia days, he was that good.I think that for a player new to the Premier League to come good, both the club and the player himself must go out of their way to complement each other. Both Spurs and Soldado himself have failed their own ends of the bargain. Soldado is best played in a passing, lively attacking style in which he can drop deep, go wide and do his stuff. Spurs haven't allowed him the same freedom that he had in Valencia. Also, understandably, since the quality of Premier League defenders is better on account of their pace and physique, he's had a tougher time than he normally had in La Liga.Soldado, in turn, has failed to adapt to the physicality and pace of the Premier League. With his movement restricted, his main role is now Defoe-like: a fox-in-the-box type of player. He hasn't relearned his game and adapted to a satisfying degree and the lack of results from him proves that.Although you can never increase your pace after a certain level, you can certainly be a better finisher and have better movement in the box, but Soldado hasn't made efforts on that end.
Will Mario Balotelli be more effective than Suarez at Liverpool?
Ok, one line answer will not do justice to this question. Brendan Rodgers has a fetish for two strikers upfront. We had the famous SAS last season that created a fear among teams even before the match began. That's one of the reasons we scored freely. One top striker is tough enough to deal with. Two top strikers will cause defenses to shit themselves. Suarez provided that fear factor. He is also a very intelligent player, making clever runs and creating spaces for sturridge to exploit. There is no like for like replacement for Luis suarez. But if he is to be replaced its better to replace him with someone who shares a similar "bite" for the game. Someone who is powerful, fast and clever. some players who fit this bill(decreasing order of ability, sadly) are Costa,Tevez,Falcao,Balotelli etc. Now, among the above Balotelli is the most realistic option. He is not a world class player now but has the potential to be one. So in summary, NO. Balotelli will not be as effective as Suarez*. But he is the most realistic and effective option to replace Luisito. One thing is for sure, with Balo and sturridge upfront we have definately retained that "SHITTING FACTOR" from last season.*Balo has the potential to be world class and be even better than suarez.But i don't see that happening anytime soon.
What is causing this severe itching?
Hey guys I've been having this problem for 5 months now and its extremely annoying! So basically whenever my body generates heat like getting nervous or going out I get like these pins and needles everywhere on my body at the same time. Also the pins and needles come on my scalp which as a result causes my head to feel so itchy to the point I actually need to itch it because I can't handle it. Has anybody experienced this before and know how to cure it?
Tottenham Hotspur F.C. is a very good team and one of the wealthiest England clubs, but why they do not win the premier league?
Until 2015-16 season, Tottenham's club management was poor. And, by 'poor', I meant pathetic. Literally.Every season, one of their players came out as a relevation, and at the end of that season, he was sold. And, to replace him, a whole lot of mediocre players were bought. What they didSelling team's best player.Replacing him with someone mediocre.Incurring losses.Repeat.In 2011-12, Luka Modric came out as the team's best player, and eventually was sold to Real Madrid, for a £30,000,000.In 2012-13, Gareth Bale stole the show, and was a star player. Eventually, Real Madrid came calling, and purchased him for a record, £91,800,000.After the sale of Bale and Defoe, they had collected £120,000,000. But, what did they do. They purchased Soldado for a £25,800,000 and Erik Lamela for an another £25,800,000. And, an unjustifiable £17,000,000 on Paulinho. They literally wasted money on Soldado and Paulinho, who gave nothing to the team, and were eventually sold at high losses.While their ex-players were busy tasting the joys of success with their new teams, they were kicked out even from Round of 16, in Europa League, losing to Fiorentina.Their inability to keep hold of their players and their poor transfer business shows, why this club has never even got out of the shadows of Arsenal let alone win the Premier League.
Why do spanish players feel the need to DIVE?
Im talking about the game against Uruguay I know Uruguay was playing dirty at times But at the same time Spanish players rolled around on the ground every time they had the opportunity and why does the whole team need to run up to the referee I wouldnt be surprised to see valdes run out of the bench during this tournament