Was the 2004-05 Real Madrid side, at least on paper, the most talented side ever?
>Beckham
>Fatnaldo
>Owen
>Luis Figo
>Samuel
>Zizou
>Raul
>Roberto Carlos
>Iker Casillas
Was the 2004-05 Real Madrid side, at least on paper, the most talented side ever?
Mason Hernandez
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Anthony Myers
No I dont think so
Brody Ross
Why do they take the shitting stance?
Nathaniel Sanchez
LOL
Carson Perry
>Beckham
Caleb Phillips
There's more talent in Ronaldinhos front teeth than in that whole picture for ants
Alexander Stewart
last year's halal is better
Jason Nelson
Trying to appeal to the Indian audience.
Hunter Murphy
>Beckham
badbale
>Fatnaldo
too inconsistent, injures regularly
>Owen
LOL
>Luis Figo
cant run at all
>Samuel
ramos is better
>Zizou
smarter casemiro
>Raul
good finisher, uncomparable with tsu tho
>Roberto Carlos
i'd prefer marcelo
>Iker Casillas
he was pretty nice idd
Nathan Rogers
> comparing Zidane to Casemiro
> comparing Zidane to ANYONE
m8
Henry Brooks
Nah mate, that year played like shit, the 2001/2002 (the one trained by Del Bosque and with Makelele and Hierro) played way better. Also, in 2004/2005 this happened, so...
Ryan Perry
i watched both, casemiro got huge potential. zizou was great indeed it's undebatable for sure
Jaxon Gray
No, literally every single player you listed, except for Casillas, was way past their best
Jose Johnson
The real talent that year was gravesen
Gabriel Diaz
most of these guys were already pensioners
Ian Collins
I meant the players themselves, not the way they played on the pitch that specific year
James Cox
>somehow he thinks that this is an unironically post
Daniel Rogers
>and he continues
Carson Martin
no
milan 05/06 tied with barca 07/08
for raw talent that never got the medals they should have is inter 99/00
Joshua Wood
The Real Madrid midfield became one huge meme once Makélélé left.
> Gravesen
> Pablo García
> Gago
> M. Diarra
> L. Diarra
> Emerson
> Drenthe
Kevin Bailey
>Drenthe
Kayden Reyes
Where did it all go right?