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16 hours ago, harrycoyster said:

You are seriously underrating Nagbe. Perhaps because the US seems to play him centrally for whatever reason. His possession, dribbling and passing stats are the best of any of the players listed, albeit in a weaker league. The only reason he isn't a top 5 attacking midfielder in all of CONCACAF is that he doesn't have a final pass.

As long as the other team is smart enough not to foul him in the final third, he brings a giant bag of nothing to the game. Your passing stats look great when all you do is square it. 

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16 minutes ago, Obinna said:

Nagbe is frustrating because he could be so dangerous but is either afraid or unwilling to take over a game. 

You know how Alphonso Davies or Junior Hoilett only ever seem to be turned onto one setting (Score)? That's what Nagbe needs and he'd be a monster.

You don't watch much of the Caps do you? :mellow: 

But, yeah. Nagbe plays very safe. He needs to trust his ability more...not that I'm complaining.

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On 9/16/2017 at 0:56 PM, hamiltonfan said:

What?

I appreciate Johnson's game and support his inclusion in the CMNT set-up but Scotty is a significant level above WJ. Now and at their peaks. Significant!

Pretty sure the "Johnson" in question is Fabian Johnson, not Will.

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8 minutes ago, PopePouri said:

I don't see a lot of central mids under the age of 25 who would be ahead of him, other than say Veratti. Who is up and coming for Italy after Marchisio, De Rossi et al. hang up their boots?

There's actually a few who are very highly rated, Barella of Cagliari. Diawara who is trying to get an Italian passport who plays regularly for Napoli. Gagliardini of Inter, Mandragora who is on loan from Juventus, Pietro Pellegri of Genoa who is 16or 17 and scored twice this past weekend, and even Pellegrini of Sassuolo who is wanted by Roma, 

 

These are all players in Serie A who are more highly rated by Italy and are all younger.

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Little curiosity: Cristante didn't play today (one assumes he will in Europa League action on Thursday). However, he got a yellow card from the bench. http://www.legaseriea.it/en/serie-a-tim/match-report/2017-18/UNICO/UNI/6/FIOATA

Highlights I have found don't show us what he did. http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=dsa6KH6pbk8

Anybody know more?

 

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On ‎2017‎-‎09‎-‎21 at 8:06 AM, TFC2017 said:

There's actually a few who are very highly rated, Barella of Cagliari. Diawara who is trying to get an Italian passport who plays regularly for Napoli. Gagliardini of Inter, Mandragora who is on loan from Juventus, Pietro Pellegri of Genoa who is 16or 17 and scored twice this past weekend, and even Pellegrini of Sassuolo who is wanted by Roma, 

 

These are all players in Serie A who are more highly rated by Italy and are all younger.

A quick review of midfielders on Fifa 18 playing for Italy puts him halfway down the second page.  He has about 30 guys ahead of them according to those "experts".  Hopefully Bryan realizes sooner rather than later that his best chance of playing world football is with Canada.

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21 minutes ago, Club Linesman said:

A quick review of midfielders on Fifa 18 playing for Italy puts him halfway down the second page.  He has about 30 guys ahead of them according to those "experts".  Hopefully Bryan realizes sooner rather than later that his best chance of playing world football is with Canada.

Interesting. The experts believe Wassey is as good as Teibert and better than Chapman

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41 minutes ago, SpecialK said:

Cristante vs Juventus goal is at the 4:50 mark. It's a beautiful header

 

Wow what a stage for Cristante to score  a wonder goal. He seem to score a lot of  goals with his head.  A skill that the CMNT is short of. Mind you, if he keeps scoring like he is he will get attention from Italy.

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1 hour ago, mluciani said:

Not a huge surprise. Italy is one of those countries that will call up 40-50 players a year. It all depends on who they are playing. 

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