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Cristian Romero

revlis said:
If the starting CB in two World Cup finals in a row isn’t world class, then I’m deadset not here. That’s like almost the most perfect literal definition of it.
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By that logic I guess that would mean all of Emiliano Martínez, Nicolás Tagliafico, Rodrigo De Paul, Enzo Fernández, Alexis Mac Alliste and Julián Álvarez are all world class, which if you do fair enough but thats not how I would classify them all.
 
MartyFunkhouser said:
He is a good footballer, heaven forbid fans back a player that wears the shirt for being good.

You don't win a WC, two Copa America, EL player of the season (post us winning it) without being abit good.

His first season here he was absolutely superb, thrived under Conte
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Being a bit good and World Class aren't the same thing for me tbh. I think he's good, very good on his day but he wouldn't quite hit the world class level imo unless it's a relative value rather than an actual standard.
 
Bishop said:
Being a bit good and World Class aren't the same thing for me tbh. I think he's good, very good on his day but he wouldn't quite hit the world class level imo unless it's a relative value rather than an actual standard.
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Being abit good is my way of saying he is very very good.
 
Lemonade Money said:
In a world where good strikers are as rare as rocking horse brick, I'm not sure Spurs are in the conversation for Alvarez.
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Sadly true.

Must be in the top 5 out and out strikers in the world. Maybe top 3.

Not even worth us considering it, but the level just below him we could aim at,
 
Bishop said:
Being a bit good and World Class aren't the same thing for me tbh. I think he's good, very good on his day but he wouldn't quite hit the world class level imo unless it's a relative value rather than an actual standard.
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Yeah on his day Romero is world class, but to be truly classed as that you need consistency. Romero been lacking in that for us and his best days are many matches apart.
 
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