The fact remains that he hasn't filled that potential, for as a striker, he has never even come close to topping the scoring charts. He is absolutely incredible in this game, and perhaps this game rating represents the player that we all thought he would be if he filled his potential rather than how good he actually is. Sure, he does the little things, but you can't put a rating on that, can you? In this way I would like to know why every time I play Man United, Rooney scores almost every single goal. When I consider this, I am absolutely disgusted with how little of his potential Rooney has filled. He has been a fan favorite since his controversial move from Everton, and believe it or not, there was actually a time when people considered whether Ronaldo or Rooney would turn out to be the better player. My issue with Man United is and always has been Wayne Rooney. Fine with me, they are a great club that is justifiably admired by fans around the world. More than 75% of the people I play against are glory hunters, so quite naturally they play as Man United. His pace is unbelievably overrated and for a guy who is in his 30's, you have to wonder what in the world the FIFA 09 raters were thinking when they gave this veteran so much pace. So how is he overrated? Try to round this guy with some of the fastest attackers in the world, and you will be wasting your time. he has power, skill, and is extremely clever for a central defender. In real life I will admit that Puyol has always been one of the world's best defenders. My point is Del Piero is old, and would not be effective in any other league in the world. If you never watched football, after playing as Juventus on FIFA 09 you would think the seasoned age of 34 was the new 25.
While looking at his recent displays though, was his hype all that valid? He has recently been jeered off the pitch by his own supporters, and if his own fans have lost faith in his ability, perhaps the FIFA 09 raters should have been more skeptical from the start. Those of us who watch the Premier League regularly were lucky enough to see how good the boy can be at the beginning of Aston Villa's pear-shaped season. The young English International striker undoubtedly has loads of pace and ability.
As is a criticism of most African players in the premier league, Emmanual Adebayor is simply another case of a one-year wonder. His play for Arsenal this season, and every season disregarding last season, has been poor. I always shiver in fear whenever the Arsenal team I'm playing against gets a corner kick, and quite ridiculously so when you consider how good he actually is. If he runs for a ball, he is fast and powerful enough to get it. If he jumps for a header, he will win it. His rating is a mere 76, but for a defender in the game who possesses the speed, power, and balance to mark the best players in the world, it doesn't matter how much you refuse to use your left foot, now does it? I use him as a left back, and if that alone does not suggest him being overrated, then consider the fact that he is better than most at marking the likes of Ronaldo and Messi. I know he is overrated because the team I play as is Tottenham. When you combine this with his pace and power that the game clearly over-exaggerates, you have the 9th most overrated player in the game. Oh for the famous quote "where there is a will, there is a way." For the the shiny-headed French striker though, his Chelsea goals would advocate a quote more in the mold of: "where there is a tap in, there is a way." Seemingly in spite of this, the FIFA 09 creators have decided to make Anelka a prolific scorer from all over the pitch. With this in mind, why is he able to take the ball off opposing midfielders with ease? Age has gotten the better of him in recent years and seeing him compete, and sometimes dominate other midfielders in the game such as Steven Gerrard and Luka Modric is ridiculous. If there is one criticism that people could ever draw of him though, it is the fact that he has never been able to tackle.
Scholes is a man who has earned the respect of almost everyone in the footballing world.
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