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slifersd · 27-08-2010, 23:54

In regards to the question of whether the three of our strikers can play together, I think it is very important to remember one thing: when superstars play together, all of them have to sacrifice a little to make it work. That means, Ibra, Pato and Ronaldinho won't be the world beaters by themselves but rather do a little less each to forge a great unit. Its like with Team USA in the Beijing Olympics. Kobe, LeBron James and Wade didn't try to beat the other team single handedly like they usually did with their own NBA team. Instead, they all took on a smaller role and focused on other aspects of the game other than simply scoring to make the team work better. That is how superstars work together.

27-08-2010, 23:54	#11
slifersd Registered User Join Date: 06 2006	In regards to the question of whether the three of our strikers can play together, I think it is very important to remember one thing: when superstars play together, all of them have to sacrifice a little to make it work. That means, Ibra, Pato and Ronaldinho won't be the world beaters by themselves but rather do a little less each to forge a great unit. Its like with Team USA in the Beijing Olympics. Kobe, LeBron James and Wade didn't try to beat the other team single handedly like they usually did with their own NBA team. Instead, they all took on a smaller role and focused on other aspects of the game other than simply scoring to make the team work better. That is how superstars work together.