Comments on: Another Tie, But With A Little Improvement… http://paraguay.worldcupblog.org/1/another-tie-but-with-a-little-improvement%e2%80%a6.html World Cup 2006 - Germany Fri, 02 Oct 2009 10:20:53 -0500 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.8.4 hourly 1 By: Daniel http://paraguay.worldcupblog.org/1/another-tie-but-with-a-little-improvement%e2%80%a6.html/comment-page-1#comment-162 Daniel Wed, 31 May 2006 00:57:07 +0000 http://paraguay.worldcupblog.org/1/another-tie-but-with-a-little-improvement%e2%80%a6.html#comment-162 LIke I said in a couple of blogs before, Nelson Cuevas is not longer a "prommise", he must understand that, he is a full grown up men now, so he need to stop playing like a kid. This is the Cuevitas that we like to see, the one that glimpses with with speed but then gives the ball to the other players, playing with the team, not just alone. So lets hope that he got the message but the benefit of the team and make a good connection with Nelson Haedo in the font line. LIke I said in a couple of blogs before, Nelson Cuevas is not longer a “prommise”, he must understand that, he is a full grown up men now, so he need to stop playing like a kid.

This is the Cuevitas that we like to see, the one that glimpses with with speed but then gives the ball to the other players, playing with the team, not just alone.

So lets hope that he got the message but the benefit of the team and make a good connection with Nelson Haedo in the font line.

]]> By: kaiser http://paraguay.worldcupblog.org/1/another-tie-but-with-a-little-improvement%e2%80%a6.html/comment-page-1#comment-157 kaiser Tue, 30 May 2006 05:59:21 +0000 http://paraguay.worldcupblog.org/1/another-tie-but-with-a-little-improvement%e2%80%a6.html#comment-157 I agree 100% with Daniel. Nelson Cuevas looked like the star of the team against Denmark, showing glimpses of what he did against Slovenia (I think) in Japan, where he came into the second half scoring two goals and helping Paraguay go to the second round. Cabanas might be good in Mexico, but I think his reactions and gameplay are a tad too slow, so a sub striker is an ideal position for him. Cardozo too, he can't even compete with the slowest defenceman, but if you give him the ball, he'll put it in. Too bad Montiel had a bad game, he looked uncomfortable out there. And Julio "Danger in our own goal" Manzur actually played good, so that's another plus for the Paraguayan defence. Acuna is irreplaceable, he plays with so much class and experience. I'm worried about Dos Santos as well. I don't think left midfield is a position for him, but offensive defenceman, becuase when he gets to join the attack and touch the ball often, that's where he starts to dominate. He needs the whole playing field to work with. Last comment: Cuevas is amazing! I agree 100% with Daniel. Nelson Cuevas looked like the star of the team against Denmark, showing glimpses of what he did against Slovenia (I think) in Japan, where he came into the second half scoring two goals and helping Paraguay go to the second round. Cabanas might be good in Mexico, but I think his reactions and gameplay are a tad too slow, so a sub striker is an ideal position for him. Cardozo too, he can’t even compete with the slowest defenceman, but if you give him the ball, he’ll put it in. Too bad Montiel had a bad game, he looked uncomfortable out there. And Julio “Danger in our own goal” Manzur actually played good, so that’s another plus for the Paraguayan defence. Acuna is irreplaceable, he plays with so much class and experience. I’m worried about Dos Santos as well. I don’t think left midfield is a position for him, but offensive defenceman, becuase when he gets to join the attack and touch the ball often, that’s where he starts to dominate. He needs the whole playing field to work with.

Last comment: Cuevas is amazing!

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