Seriously mate - youāre at Kev levels at this stage.
Ok mate.
I believe so, but he didnāt carry himself well. Either way, Iād hold him in some regard still.
Oh thereās a list to be made here. Agree with all your clutch players, especially Etoāo who I think was criminally underrated. Scored some big winners for Barca and Inter at the business end of the champions league. Iād add Saurez to the list, as well as some non-strikers (Andres Iniesta and Michael Ballack come to mind straight away).
Zlatan is the most anti-clutch player Iāve seen. Stone useless when it mattered
If youāre moving onto non-strikers, youād have to include Marcelo.
A horrific defender but stood up in the big moments to influence games (bar that WC semi-final).
Mark Viduka at Leeds was outstanding for a while. Proper front man.
Great man when playing for a contract.
Bruce Grobbelaar
Peter Schmeichel
Steve Bould
Giorgio Chiellini
Andreas Brehme
Denis Irwin
Clarence Seedorf
Graeme Souness
Norman Whiteside
Ray Houghton
Didier Deschamps
Arjen Robben
Bergkamp too
Neymar is the definition of anti-clutch
he scored in the CL final
And was the key player in the greatest CL comeback ever.
He misses lots of big games but generally when heās there heās always trying to get on the ball and make something happen
Heās done nothing in 6 years and didnāt step up to take a penalty when his country needed him.
He never played for Liverpool
Ronnie did the same in Euro 2012 against Spain
Looks like Chelsea are going with a back 5, a couple of holding midfielders in front, 2 more centre midfielders in front of that & Havertz as the false nine. A sort of 5-2-2-1. Could be inspired by Lampard.
Thatās a 5-4-1 formation mate. The likes of Andorra and Liechtenstein deploy that tactic.
Frank is the sort where itās always funny to see him fail.
Tonight, it would be absolutely hilarious if he succeeded.
Real Madrid will win 0-2.
The Napoli game is the one to watch tonight