Selcuk Inan
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Although starting at the beginning of his career as a defensive midfielder, he has developed his abilities to accommodate a more offensive style of play on the field. Inan is now renowned for his vision, close control and exceptional long-range passing, as well as remarkable work-ethic often ending up on top of the list of players who cover the most distance on the field.
İnan personally stated in an interview[26] that his role model has been Zinedine Zidane, although many fans call him the "Turkish Xavi" or "Xelçuk" due to his passing skills, through balls and crosses. "I know most people say that my style looks like Xavi, I guess it's mostly because I search for free space on the pitch. But we are kind of different. I just like to play simple and I'm always looking for a place where I'll be able to do that, ultimately help my friends the best and the most effective way I can. I grew up watching Zidane to be honest, even now I watch him before the games and try to remember his moves during the gameplay. I want to play the way he did, shoot the way he did. I'm still working on it." said İnan.
Inan is also regarded as a great striker of the ball and a free-kick specialist.
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İnan personally stated in an interview[26] that his role model has been Zinedine Zidane, although many fans call him the "Turkish Xavi" or "Xelçuk" due to his passing skills, through balls and crosses. "I know most people say that my style looks like Xavi, I guess it's mostly because I search for free space on the pitch. But we are kind of different. I just like to play simple and I'm always looking for a place where I'll be able to do that, ultimately help my friends the best and the most effective way I can. I grew up watching Zidane to be honest, even now I watch him before the games and try to remember his moves during the gameplay. I want to play the way he did, shoot the way he did. I'm still working on it." said İnan.
Inan is also regarded as a great striker of the ball and a free-kick specialist.
according to wiki
Is this the fella Teresa May fucked off to some shithole in the Middle East? The fella with the hook?
Oooh I get it now. "No no it's Inan, not Nani. And he always has this bag over his head."
He sounds like a fucking 8 year old. "I watch Zidane before I play and try and do his moves!"
Right everyone, I'm Zidane today. "No Selcuk, you're fucking not."
Right everyone, I'm Zidane today. "No Selcuk, you're fucking not."
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Selçuk_İnan
A very intriguing player and one I know nothing about, to be honest. In general, for a 28 year old player who has never played at a higher level than the Turkish league, I would say it would be crazy to try to bring him to England at this point. BUT… What applies to other players, doesn't apply to players in the Pirlo/Alonso mould. The true midfield maestros are a rare breed and they often flourish late in their career. Pirlo joined Juve at 31 and completely turned around that team. I have to say, I am very, very intrigued by this link.
From the description it also seems that he is not bad defensively, which raises the possibility that he could play together with Gerrard and not in his place.
I do not want a backwards Nani
I had this last time I was in Bangkok... Quite a tasty dish...
I though this was another @Herr Onceared thread about his 6cm. But then I realised I read the thread title wrong.
He does exist though, he's in FIFA
Yeah, but can he do stepovers?
Any player in FIFA can do stepovers if I'm not mistaken. 😉
I did use his ultra upgraded card on FIFA a few months back though, and it had an amazing longshot with very good passing, but was a bit lacking as far as quickness and dribbling went. @Rosco
Is the final card that was released for him.
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