a écrit le 17 juillet 2011 à 13h51 @Londonien, Anel-k
Comme on a écrit en français, vous n'avez pas compris. Je vais écrire en anglais pour vous accommoder.
Let's start on this one : to whom much is given, much shall be required ! You guys bash Eto'o all day for not leading Cameroon to victory, yet you glorify Messi for failing at the same stage. Come on guys, quarterfinals only ! Is that what you'd expect from a team led by a two-time world footballer of the year and supposedly the "Michael Jordan" of his generation ? At least Eto'o has the excuse of being "less talented" than Messi. What satisfactory explanation would you give for the Argentinian huh ?
I'd advise you to take a step back and put things into perspective. Cameroon needs more than just a wonderkid to make things happen. It takes a solid group, bred through experience and camaraderie, outstanding management to put the team in the best conditions to succeed but most and for all the right state of mind. Nobody expects you to like Eto'o but at least be honest and point out how we could get better as a team. You talked about the missed penalty kick but hey, sh!t happens. And talking 'bout missed opportunities, Messi had a glorious chance at the 118th minute to win the game but he crashed into the last defender. Did you see him throw himself in despair on the floor afterwards ? Had he scored, he would have been the hero of the day. Since it didn't work, he deserves the blame for poor results, just as with his Cameroonian counterpart. That's the price of fame on the road to glory bro. And it happens to the best of them.
I actually enjoy reading you guys but what I resent is this double standard in which you've carved your niche. Messi and Eto'o have done great and will surely continue to do so in their respective clubs but is it too much to ask from them to lead us to trophies ? (LET SOMEBODY SAY AMEN ! PREACH !)
Sportivement !
Comme on a écrit en français, vous n'avez pas compris. Je vais écrire en anglais pour vous accommoder.
Let's start on this one : to whom much is given, much shall be required ! You guys bash Eto'o all day for not leading Cameroon to victory, yet you glorify Messi for failing at the same stage. Come on guys, quarterfinals only ! Is that what you'd expect from a team led by a two-time world footballer of the year and supposedly the "Michael Jordan" of his generation ? At least Eto'o has the excuse of being "less talented" than Messi. What satisfactory explanation would you give for the Argentinian huh ?
I'd advise you to take a step back and put things into perspective. Cameroon needs more than just a wonderkid to make things happen. It takes a solid group, bred through experience and camaraderie, outstanding management to put the team in the best conditions to succeed but most and for all the right state of mind. Nobody expects you to like Eto'o but at least be honest and point out how we could get better as a team. You talked about the missed penalty kick but hey, sh!t happens. And talking 'bout missed opportunities, Messi had a glorious chance at the 118th minute to win the game but he crashed into the last defender. Did you see him throw himself in despair on the floor afterwards ? Had he scored, he would have been the hero of the day. Since it didn't work, he deserves the blame for poor results, just as with his Cameroonian counterpart. That's the price of fame on the road to glory bro. And it happens to the best of them.
I actually enjoy reading you guys but what I resent is this double standard in which you've carved your niche. Messi and Eto'o have done great and will surely continue to do so in their respective clubs but is it too much to ask from them to lead us to trophies ? (LET SOMEBODY SAY AMEN ! PREACH !)
Sportivement !
