Sup, just a unbiased comment from a Swede, Rasmus Elm sure is a good player no doubt but he wont have much to do in EPL. We aint talking about a starting man, or even one for the bench. Since the pace in Allsvenskan is pretty slow he gets alot of time, and can easily defend himself and the ball. When he met one experienced midfielder he got eradicated from the field, he just doesnt have the skill atm to play in EPL in one of the best teams..
If you sign him for the youth team and for him to learn for a couple of years, then you made a great buy as his value will rocket up. But at this very moment the move from Allsvenskan to EPL is far to great, he will get screened away and most likley drop alot of balls due to hard pressure.
unbiased...
That might be the worst piece of junk-writing i have ever seen on any forum on the world wide internet up to date. I had to create an account on the forum just so that wont stand unanswered.
I dont even know where to start... Well, why not start with the fact that theres recently been an under 21-european championchip where I myself attended two games, Serbia-Sweden and England-Germany and watched almost all of the other games that were played. And Rasmus Elm was arguably top 5 in that championchip. By my standars, by the journalists standards and any other sane person who watched it. He outplayed players like walcott, tosic, balotelli, noble etc.
If thats not good enough for you, is playing regularly with Swedens national squad enough? He´s not a squad player, he is a regular at 21 years of age. And that in a squad that usually wont let players in before they turn 25-26.
And obviously, his deeds in the Swedish allsvenska isnt good enough for you, but that should at least be a little extra confirmation for anyone that wants to know if Elm is good enough for Everton.
Rasmus Elm
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unbiased...
That might be the worst piece of junk-writing i have ever seen on any forum on the world wide internet up to date. I had to create an account on the forum just so that wont stand unanswered.
I dont even know where to start... Well, why not start with the fact that theres recently been an under 21-european championchip where I myself attended two games, Serbia-Sweden and England-Germany and watched almost all of the other games that were played. And Rasmus Elm was arguably top 5 in that championchip. By my standars, by the journalists standards and any other sane person who watched it. He outplayed players like walcott, tosic, balotelli, noble etc.
If thats not good enough for you, is playing regularly with Swedens national squad enough? He´s not a squad player, he is a regular at 21 years of age. And that in a squad that usually wont let players in before they turn 25-26.
And obviously, his deeds in the Swedish allsvenska isnt good enough for you, but that should at least be a little extra confirmation for anyone that wants to know if Elm is good enough for Everton.
Which he is.