Logic that should make sense but is flawed (1 reply)
This made me think of my logic that I have always applied to judging footballers, and how when its described it makes sense but is obviously very flawed.
My logic being - that I always judge a player by what I have seen of them play live. With Ronaldo, seen him play against us 3 times, never lit the world up particularly and looked average at best. Obviously hes a terrific player so the logic is flawed.
I also then thought about players who I have seen have really good games against us, but overall career wise were nothing special. This brought me to remembering a game against Southend United where we lost 3-1 at home in 2008. A player who played for them that day, Jamal Campbell-Ryce was incredible and I honestly thought he was top class. Turned out to be a very average winger.
Do you have any other examples of bang average players that you seen have incredible games against us? Or even some logic like mine where you think it makes sense, but clearly is flawed?
Jamal Campbell Ryce > CR7