Goku de la Boca

Yes we know, it's clear as day you're desperate to make me look bad based off reputation. My recommendation is to cunt right off.

AFCON 2015 - 32 matches, 15 draws below 2-2. AFCON 2017 - 32 matches, 9 draws below 2-2 AFCON 2019 - 52 matches - 11 draws below 2-2 And that is making a sweeping generalization based off the result, don't get me started on the quality of the matches. Lets compare the Asian Cup now. Asian Cup 2015 - Only one 1-1 draw in I think 32 matches. Asian Cup 2019 - 4 draws below 2-2 in more matches than 32. Are we still going to call my post a generalization? You've exposed yourself @Stan just to put me in a bad spot. The numbers you posted are extremely high for an international tournament.

Also 30% is a pretty high number to be honest for one result.

I was using hyperboles ffs. I have always found AFCON dull, but this time it's been off to a fun start. Why are you so hell bent on trying to put me in my place?

I have always struggled to keep up with AFCON as I found it was full of boring 1-1's, but this time it looks like it will be different. I've watched 2 games and it's off to a much, much better start than past editions.

I am not as familiar with Central America compared to South America but I can confirm the El Salvador one. Costa Rica is Bryan Ruiz and Wanchope Abila, Guatemala is Carlos Ruiz, Panama is the Dely Valdes brothers and Luis Tejada, and Honduras I THINK is WIlson Palacios.

I assume that was targeted towards my AirPlay incident if not it's a totally random as fuck comeback

Oh yeah that made have to do front crawls in order to swim to another room. The current was quite strong.

Sorry I can't hear you. I'm underwater swimming through all the tears.

Stan can't accept that I was having some fun here, haha. The Florentin Pogba news is likely not even true, although Bolivia has signed some strange players before.

That doesn’t answer my question, a ghost must have done it!

I do

Hasn't been any advances in 2 days. Safe to call this one off?

Also, cunt off

Who changed the title if there is no staff online? Ouija forum.

This is random as fuck.

See what I mean when I say bears aren't super dangerous? Still need to be wary but they don't attack on sight like other carnivores.

Also I'd like to retract my pick on Toni Kroos and add Manuel Neuer. Sure he still isn't a "legend" when you see how successful Germany are but I think at a world level he revolutionized the sweeper keeper role and was also the best goalkeeper I've personally seen. I wonder how bold of a take that one is

As for other picks, these are the ones I want to leave a comment on. I will admit Bobby Moore passed my mind but England has so many players despite only having 1 World Cup. They are the pioneers of the sport after all. I think Moore, Hurst, Keegan, Lineker, Rooney all have a proper shot. I'm sure there are also many pre-50 footballers that I am not familiar with. Hans Krankl! My dad told me great things about him and how he was a star for Austria. Great choices for France. Platini NEEDS to be in all of them, but second choice is between Zinedine Zidane and Mbappe for me. Spain is Xavi, Iniesta, Luis Suarez, Butragueño and Puyol I think. Portugal is the easiest pick after Argentina. Disagree with the USA ones. Friedel is worthy of a spot but I don't think Dempsey gets ahead of Donovan. Zico is a superb pick and is forgotten because Brazil didn't win that World Cup, however that Brazil team is supposedly the best to never win and them not winning it changed their mindset for the rest of time. I think second choice could be Zico, Fat Ronaldo, Ronaldinho and Garrincha. There is so much to pick from but those 4 are heads and shoulders above the rest. Neymar, Vava, Kaka, Tostao, Roberto Carlos, Marcelo and Cafu all have a say but I wouldn't call them different compared to the 4 I mentioned. Disagree on Higuita. James, Falcao and Asprilla before him. Even Willington Ortiz I'd say.

Valeriano Lopez is probably the best striker in our history and the fact Bernabeu wanted him is sometimes forgotten. Unreal heading ability according to the history books.

Like I clarified in my original pick, these are THE 2 Peruvians to choose. Comfortably the best 2 players this country has ever produced, however we have such a glorious history that you have so much to choose from. Cesar Cueto, J.C Oblitas, Hugo Sotil from the golden generation, Paolo Guerrero and Claudio Pizarro from the modern day, Miguel Loayza and Juan Seminario from the team that beat England 4-1 but couldn't play in WCQ due to travel limitations back then (one played for Barcelona, the other for Boca), and my personal favourite, Valeriano Lopez who was Santiago Bernabeu's first choice at Real Madrid over Di Stefano. He rejected them due to wanting to be closer to family and they went for the Argentine instead. Imagine what could have been, the best aerial striker Peru's ever seen

Portugal it's clearly Ronaldo and Eusebio. Figo I don't think gets into that. Also you can debate Zidane or Mbappe like I said but Platini is a no brainer. He pretty much was part of the start of when French football became relevant and apparently was better than everyone else who came after him. This is what my dad told me anyways. Also I'd like to add that me adding Garrincha is based on pure talent. He is a bit forgotten because he is as told by locals that he may be the most talented Brazilian in history, even moreso than Pele.

That’s right! I forgot about those 2.