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The only person that thinks Alex's abilities exceed realistic standards is Alex. He is a quality player but does not do a good job of playing within himself. The best players are those that impact the game whether they are leading the charge or not; that is why Enzo was so successful. Alex only seems to be interested in the game whenever he is on the ball and that is his biggest downfall. The best players and teams are those that back the person beside them; regardless of skill. Alex is one to ridicule those who do not meet his standard (shown by verbal remarks and body language toward teammates during games). If he could buy into the "team" then he would be a much more effective player... we'll see if that light turns on during pre-season this fall.



very interesting. enzo was just a more confident and dominant player on my opinion.

on my experience, my younger brother is bigger, faster, stronger, with more footwork, with a missile on his left foot, won many things since very young individually but his teams hardly ever won anything, he won more playing next to me.

the conclusion can be that great players are not always great leaders, and great leaders are the ones bringing the championships. my younger brother would score 4 or 5 goals in one game, and his team would not always win, just not a talker or a great motivator for his teammates.

this alex kid seen to have good skill maybe a little slow but enzo looks like the real deal, but they are still young, only time can tell whos who.

Club of the century.