Plagiarism

It looks like a clear-cut case of paraphrasing, aka plagiarism. The user in question is just repeating what others have said. In the examples below, you can see that his sentences/paragraphs are semantically identical to the posts he quotes, one for one...conveying the same idea but paraphrased and slightly fluffed.

UID: 222376

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Quote from: UID: 222376 on April 07, 2025, 11:07:35 PM

Garnacho is actually one of the better young players but he still has issues with ego and his emotions, which makes sense because he’s still really young. A lot of the time his good performances get overshadowed by that, just because his emotions and ego get in the way.

But honestly this isn’t something new at United. We’ve seen it before with players like Rashford and even Bruno in the past few seasons. Bruno especially used to be like that but now he’s improved a lot.

If Amorim can help Garnacho deal with that side of his game, then keeping him and even making him a regular starter would make a lot of sense. But for me, the first thing Amorim needs to fix is the defense and get a proper striker in. Those two areas are still weak and should be the priority. The rest like player development and mentality can be worked on over time.

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Quote from: red4slash on April 07, 2025, 09:48:13 PM

Garnacho is actually one of the better young players but he still has problems with ego and explosive emotions because his youth is still very large which makes his good performance always covered because it is the effect of the level of ego and emotionality that is still not controlled.

But this is not new because we have also seen several other players like this at Manchester United including for Rashford and even Bruno in the previous few seasons although for Bruno he is now better.

If only Amorim can fix this problem for Garnacho then he can still be retained even the core line-up option is very open and inevitably Amorim must do that because for me for now the thing that Amorim must overhaul first is the defense and attack line for pure strikers who are still lacking, the rest can be improved over time but for the defense and finisher it is something they must prioritize.

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Quote from: UID: 222376 on April 07, 2025, 11:28:04 PM

Even though PSG doesn’t have the big name players they used to, the other teams in Ligue 1 are even worse. Most of the players on other teams just aren’t on the same level as PSG’s guys. Sure, there are a few who might be better, but most aren’t. PSG’s front line may not have Mbappe or Messi anymore, but they still have Dembele and Kvaratskhelia.

Mbappe, Messi and Neymar were huge names, and we all know how much attention they brought. But even though PSG is missing those big players, it doesn’t mean they’re playing bad. They’re still winning games in the league. Honestly, I actually like the current PSG team better because they’ve been playing well and staying competitive. They just look smooth when they play.

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Quote from: TelolettOm on April 05, 2025, 11:25:24 PM

Although they don't have the world's top players like they used to, the other clubs in the French Ligue 1 are much worse. Their players are mostly not comparable to PSG's players, although there may be some who are better, but most are not. PSG's front line, although they don't have Mbappe or Messi anymore, they still have Dembele and also Kvaratskhelia.

Quote from: CroverNo01 on April 07, 2025, 10:49:16 PM

Kylian Mbappe, Leo Messi and Neymar Jr were all big names for the players, we clearly understand the pressing forces that come with the presence of these players. Paris Saint-Germain are missing their big players but the huge absence of these players doesn't mean they're reluctant in performance, they're recording streak winnings in league games. However I would prefer the current team of Paris Saint-Germain because they've been important and competitive in games. They're so smooth when it comes to portraying excellent performance.

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Quote from: UID: 222376 on April 07, 2025, 11:23:51 PM

Real Betis have really been causing problems for both Real Madrid and Barcelona lately. I remember Anthony saying before their match that Betis had already beaten Real Madrid, so they could do the same to Barcelona. And sure enough, they managed to hold Barcelona to a draw. Whether it was luck or not, Real Betis were impressive in that game. Big repect to them.

They’ve been putting in some solid performances this season, especially against the big teams like Real Madrid and Barcelona. One thing I’ve noticed though is that a lot of their matches seem to end with a red card—whether for them or the other team, sometimes both! But honestly, not bad at all; beating Real Madrid and drawing with Barcelona twice in La liga this season isn’t too bad. Maybe with a little more effort, they could be even better. Though, I don’t really think it’s all because of Anthony... the team’s just been on point lately. Let’s just hope they don’t end up like Girona next season.

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Quote from: Pokapoka124 on April 07, 2025, 01:43:14 PM

Real Betis have suddenly become trouble for both Real Madrid and Barcelona. I can remember the pre match comments of Anthony saying Real Betis defeated Real Madrid so they can do the same with Barcelona and indeed they were able to hold Barcelona to a draw. Luck or no luck Real Betis were impressive in the game. Respect to them.

Quote from: promise444c5 on April 07, 2025, 10:59:35 PM

Indeed, they really put up a good performance against most of the teams they faced this season, especially Real Madrid and Barcelona. I've noticed, though, that some of their games are always ending with a red card Grin

, either for them or their opponent, and sometimes both. Not bad either; at least, beating Real Madrid and drawing with Barca twice in La Liga this season doesn't look so bad. Maybe a little more effort, even though I don't really think it's Anthony's effect Cheesy

... the team has just been better these days. Hopefully, they don't end up like Girona next season.

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