David Villa?soccer11 wrote:He's been good all tournament. How about the golden ball for Bastian Sweinsteiger? I can't pinpoint a player who's been more integral to their team than he has.
Xavi?
Diego Forlan?
Snjider?
...Cristiano Ronaldo?
David Villa?soccer11 wrote:He's been good all tournament. How about the golden ball for Bastian Sweinsteiger? I can't pinpoint a player who's been more integral to their team than he has.
Yeah Klose and Villa are the clinical strikers of the WC... Only Villa's chances have been far more influencial, deciding and difficult goals than Klose's, Villa has practically won the last 4 games in a row for SpainOf those I'd give it to Sneijder and Forlan (besides Sweinsteiger). I can make a legit case for them as they've done a lot for their teams.
Villa has scored goals. (albeit very important goals) He's been important but I don't think he's played the best. He'll probably get the golden boot, depending on what Klose does the next 2 games. I think Klose and Villa have done similar things for their teams; be in the right spot and pounce on opportunities.
Xavi's been really good but not spectacular IMO. I think Iniesta's been just as important, though without Xavi, Spain isn't Spain.
Man he is unreal at launching watermelon projectiles, like Football is just his day job to keep him going till he makes it bigc.ronaldo would get it if this was a watermelon seed spitting contest
And that line is why Spain should worry against Germany.Villa has practically won the last 4 games in a row for Spain
kingpro wrote:Diego Forlan has been in scintillating form for his country and currently has two goals in the tournament. He plays his club football for Athletico Madrid in Spain and had another excellent season. Forlan scored crucial goals against Liverpool and Fulham in the semi-final and final of Athletico’s successful Europa League campaign and has carried on his rich vein of form in the World Cup forming a lethal partnership with Luis Suarez.
Despite being the wrong side of 30 Forlan has generated an increasing amount of interest in his services, most notably from Tottenham in the English Premier League. However following a poor spell in England with Manchester United Forlan has blossomed in Spain and is unlikely to want to move away from his current team.