@Jibsman1 Okay, that makes sense when you put it that way. It’s more like Tchouaméni brings the defensive screening that Caicedo lacks, while Caicedo provides the ball winning ability that Tchouaméni lacks so they complement each other.
@Jibsman1 lol may be there is a reason all these top teams are not going for him and not seeing what you see in him bro. Same reason Senegal dropped him from the starting 11 after two games.
@georgelamps lol then let’s wait until professional footballers say this. For now I will go with what I have seen from pros. lol and we will never get anywhere with this if you continue making it about rice and caicedo.
@georgelamps I think you're missing my point. I'm not saying journalists are uninformed or that Rice vs Caicedo is the issue. I'm saying firsthand experience >>> secondhand opinion and you are also forgetting the fact that journalists have biases.
@georgelamps lol of course they watch games, ask questions, and gather information. My point is simply that secondhand knowledge and firsthand experience aren't identical. A journalist can have an informed opinion, but a player has actually experienced the demands, decisions, and realities.
@georgelamps Lol, I’m not even talking about Rice and Caicedo. What I’m saying is that a journalist’s analysis, which is often based on perception, and a footballer’s opinion, which comes from actual experience on the pitch, are two completely different things.