@novelanuem@Bd_irB_ll Fair enough, issue you have there is the AI counting second squad goals and literal championship goals. Kane doesn’t make it unless, again, 60 goals is enough.
Let’s hope 03-10 can be better!
@novelanuem@Bd_irB_ll Do it then, do that exact list
Spoiler: Kane and Son don't even make it unless a measly 57 goals is enough.
You do get Lacazette, Luuk de Jong, Immobile and Benteke though. What a trash generation, maybe someone should post about it.
@novelanuem@Bd_irB_ll Not really a stretch.
Kvara is a great example because he was a "late bloomer". There will be a huge amount of talent we haven't even heard that was born in 2005-2010.
The wonderkids born in 2000 that turned into bums just won't be in this list in 10 years. Impossible.
@JannBrooks434@Bd_irB_ll Yeah, the 70s and 80s is probably the best generations, no dispute.
But still, the list you are all laughing at will not look like that AT all in 10 years + most of the table is literally made up (look up David's real stats)
@Zukostalk@novelanuem@Bd_irB_ll Good point, Openda, Vlahovic and David aren't finished because they will actually go play in Turkey for 8 years.
Meanwhile, Kvara will win a Ballon d'Or one day and more UCLs. That's very comparable, well done.
@dropshitter@Bd_irB_ll I think we may literally live on different planets. I have never even once considered doing anything you have just suggested/shown me.
Have a good day
@novelanuem@Bd_irB_ll A lot of the embarrassing names on this list are men literally born in Jan/Feb 2000 who are basically finished with their career
Not only will a couple more come out, but the consistent world class talents we already see now will replace them eventually (Yamal, Kvara)
@sheluvrocky@Thrivin096@flackospalace No. But for example Chelsea players were practically being paid blood money. If they were to become billionaires from their club wage, surely you'd even understand how ridiculous it would be to call them an "ethical billionaire". You can apply this generally to alot of big teams.
@Thrivin096@kaazty@flackospalace I don't think you get it, none of this changes the original point (even if LeBron didn't build the suicide nets and force the children into the factories with his own hands)
@Thrivin096@flackospalace Ignoring Nike then,
The owners of these teams are very rarely ethical, in particular the ones that have driven up athlete wages to this ridiculous level are 99% of the time overtly evil.
Lakers owner in the news today, guess why. Or soccer, look at PSG and Abramovich