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Quote from: LUCKMCFLY on July 20, 2025, 02:34:42 AM

Quote from: Adbitco on July 09, 2025, 06:18:46 PM

Well in my opinion I really don't think it's FIFA that has brought about the increased quality in football it's more about the clubs because that's were players play their trade every single season. It's mostly how players perform from their club side that will determine if they will be selected to represent their country in a FIFA organised competition. Yeah, it's true that Asian players are now trying compared to previous years. I believe Africa players has always been trying because we have been hearing of many African players names decades ago and still now.

I think so too, just try it yourself, go to a country where a lot of football is played , for example Brazil, if you go to Brazil you will see how they play, and if you play with them at first you will see yourself a little bad, then you adapt and you will learn their style and combine it with yours, the same thing happens in clubs, the clubs have a diversity of styles and that raises the level of the players.

Today's football favors team-oriented players over Brazil's individually talented players. I actually enjoyed the old game more. We were watching a fantastic recital with Ronaldinho. I also think everyone in the world knows how high-quality Brazilian and Argentinian players are. In South America, the best way to escape a bad life is to become a footballer. Therefore, I can say that modern football has destroyed the quality in these cities that once loved football. Still, it's a real pleasure to watch these countries at the World Cup.

This has been all said around that the evolution of football has indeed shifted towards a more operational team orientated approach which I think this can sometimes overlap the individual brilliant, the old game did have a certain charm, with players like Ronaldinho showcasing Thier skills, well I think are really right that Brazil and Argentina have consistently produced some top notch well talented players and to me I feel it not surprising given that much passion for football in those countries, we all have a great idea that the sport has long been a way out of progress for many years in south African countries which has added a layer of depth to the players dedication and drive despite the change in the games, watching Brazil and Argentina at the world cup I s always kind of thrilling to me.