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Sid Lowe posts his 2011 Liga Awards
Friday, June 3, 2011
Read more: http://www.totalbarca.com/2011/news/sid-lowe-posts-his-2011-liga-awards/#ixzz1OG0eBT7S
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Acclaimed football pundit and author Sid Lowe has released his official review of the 2011 Liga season at The Guardian. Unsurprisingly, FC Barcelona features prominently in his write up. Here are a few choice tidbits to get you warmed up:
• Most chilling threat
Walter Pandiani, who noted of Cristiano Ronaldo: “In my country he would have had to visit the dentist by now.”
• Most shameless attempt to divert attention from your rivals’ success
Real Madrid’s tragically transparent decision to parade their Copa del Rey round the streets of Madrid on the day that Barcelona clinched the league title – much to the cringing embarrassment of the players. Even Gonzalo Higuaín called it a paripé. An act.
• Team of the season (trying perhaps a bit too hard not to just pick Madrid and Barcelona players)
Víctor Valdés (Barcelona); Dani Alves (Barcelona), Gerard Piqué (Barcelona), Ricardo Carvalho (Real Madrid), Marcelo (Real Madrid); Xabi Prieto (Real Sociedad), Xavi (Barcelona), Gabi (Zaragoza), Cazorla (Villarreal); Ronaldo (Madrid), Messi (Barcelona).
Subs (a long list): Caicedo and Ballesteros (Levante), Prieto (Real Sociedad), Rossi, Borja, and Bruno (Villarreal), De Guzman and Nunes (Mallorca) Reyes and Agüero (Atlético), Abidal, Busquets and Iniesta (Barcelona), Ozil and Alonso (Madrid), Castro and Botía (Sporting), Mata and Soldado (Valencia), Kanouté and Negredo (Sevilla), Iraola and Llorente (Athletic)
• Best Player
Fourth: Giuseppe Rossi. Spain’s outstanding player outside the big two. Not that we’re likely to be able to say that for much longer.
Third: Xavi Hernández. An average of over 125 passes a game, for goodness’ sake.
Second: Cristiano Ronaldo. Top scorer this season. Top scorer of any season. Even Marca’s stubbornness in hanging on to that extra goal for him ended up not really mattering as he racked up 40 goals in the league, nine ahead of Messi – two more than Telmo Zarra and Hugo Sánchez, the previous record holders. He was running at a goal every 72 minutes. Incredible.
First: Leo Messi. 31 goals, 20 assists, and brilliance every single week. And that’s just in the league. Top scorer in the Copa del Rey and top scorer in the Champions League – for the third year running. Utterly undisputed, even as people seem desperate to dispute him. Every time a “yeah, but” is thrown his way he overcomes it. Messi can do everything. The most complete player around, the extraordinary thing about Messi is how ordinary it has all become – he is making the brilliant routine. Never plays badly, even when he plays “badly”.
อ่านเต็มๆ http://www.guardian.co.uk/sport/blog/2011/jun/02/sid-lowe-la-liga-awards-2011
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