If you made an all-time Prem 11 using players from only one country, which country has the strongest team?
(Because it’s easier to think of ~25 years, not because Premier League is when football started).
@TheJourneyMen17 It’s the reason analysis of past greats would be good. I know we’ll never have the same data for them but it’s surely harder to be the greatest in this era given how well trained, fed, coached etc most pros are. Before if you’re looked after yourself you had an instant advantage.
@TheJourneyMen17 I’ve always thought he was great to watch too, and was a little surprised he had such high numbers for attacking stats on whoscored. Proves he has style, substance and longevity. He’d have to be part of any serious discussion about all time greats but I don’t think he will be!
@TheJourneyMen17 I know you’ve ran the numbers to come up with this, so I think any counter argument has to be based on numbers. The only thing I can come up with is the standard of opposition. If every player can be judged in this way, how strong is Ligue 1 overall? You can then work out a...
People say Solskjaer is a poor manager but the results are comparable to Mourinho, Moyes and van Gaal, while the style of football played is 100 times more entertaining.
#WHUMUN
@TheJourneyMen17 @danbibliotheque I think it depends. I’m not bothered half the time, but if it got someone sent off or won a crucial free kick*, punish it.
*I would have said penalty previously but I think VAR has covered that - applies to competitions without VAR