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Bier
10-31-2002, 04:04 PM
What do you think? Who will be topscorer in Spain when the current season closes it's doors for the next frustratingly long and cold summer break?
Many big names flew down the river of glory since basconian Sociedad-marksman Bienzobas won the first Pichichi-competition in 1929. Most of them were paid by the (so far) everlasting topdivisioners in spanish football Real Madrid, FC Barcelona and Athletic Bibao. Zarra for the basconian side, all time topmarksman in spain by the way, the legendary Di Stefano, the soon as legendary Raúl and mexican record-holder with 38 goals (alongside the already mentioned Zarra) Hugo Sanchez for Real Madrid, austrian football-symbol Krankl as well as 1994 world champion and topscorer of Cruyffs 1992 Barça-DreamTeam Romario, just to name a few of them. But the Pichichi-trophy can also be a target for strikers of smaller clubs. Salva gaining the trophy for Santander, Pahino for Celta and Pizzi for Tenerife are proof to these words. However, conquering the trophy is very tricky given the fact that brazilian Superstar Rivaldo did not make it in 5 years with Barça and 1 with Deportivo.
This season "La Liga" offers us a lot of profilic strikers who are worth being added to that list. I am explicidly thinking of Raúl, Kluivert, Salva, Makaay, Tristan, Ronaldo and Saviola of the spanish Champions league Armada of clubs who happen to be Barça, Real Madrid, Deportivo La Coruna and Valencia. I am also thinking of Victor from Villareal or Catanha from Celta de Vigo.

Personally I've been telling since two years now that "this year's going to be the one of Kluivert" ... it's by the time now! ;)
Kluivert gets my vote ... when he laerns to make the easy ones he could net in 30 times with ease IMO.

Juan
10-31-2002, 07:13 PM
If Madrid puts it together soon enough, Raul or Ronaldo should get it.

If not, I think Kovacevic (giving a chance to the smaller clubs) or Saviola. However, it would be so great (and frustrating) if Julio Alvarez got it.

BLAUGRANA
11-01-2002, 04:07 AM
It's a tough call. I'd have to say that it'll be Makaay, Raul or Kluivert. Ronaldo is a bit of a dark horse, but pretty much up there too. I hope Kluivert gets it though.

soccer fanatic
11-01-2002, 09:55 AM
Roy Makaay. :)

psh03
11-04-2002, 04:28 AM
Urzaiz. Athletic Bilbao have finally got moving.

Juan
11-04-2002, 08:32 PM
Yeah, Urzaiz has some chance... if he starts to score against his own goal, he´s a shoo-in :p

psh03
11-05-2002, 10:13 AM
I doubt he'd have the mobility to get back there. I can be optimistic though, Bilbao have some good players. If they begin to get a roll on they could suprise a few teams. They have the quality to compete with the likes of Vigo, Depor etc.

Olesen10
11-15-2002, 09:40 PM
I'll also say Roy Makaay, but either Saviola or Kluivert has also got a nice chance. And Ronaldo always score goals. This season, I don't belive in Raul to be the huge goalscorer...Maybe Ronaldo has got some influence on that...

Robledo
11-15-2002, 11:37 PM
If Ronaldo can stay healthy all season (miracle?:D) , then I think he will be top scorer. I also think Makaay and Kovacevic could be in with a good chance

gnlvagosov
11-16-2002, 11:03 AM
Del Piero :silly:
lol...either Roy Makaay, Raul, Kluivert, Kovacevic, Ronaldo, Nihat (the Turkish player I think, he's doing fine!)

Juan
11-16-2002, 03:10 PM
Yeah, Nihat has proved to be quite a good buy for Real Sociedad. However, I doubt he will have a chance to be Pichichi, since he plays more of a support role for Kovacevic.

gnlvagosov
11-16-2002, 04:05 PM
but overall he's doing great

Pepe Sanchez
11-20-2002, 03:28 PM
Well, certainly not Julio Alvarez. He mostly converts penaltys, that´s why he already has got some goals in his bag. Nevertheless I hold him in very high esteem because he is a very promising youngster. Furthermore, I hope that Rayo Vallecano won´t be relegated because they give many youngsters a chance in their first team, e.g. Marqués or Mario.

Azerkid
11-24-2002, 03:12 AM
Roy Makaay

But I hope Kluivert can get it

gnlvagosov
11-24-2002, 11:01 AM
:)

JD
11-24-2002, 12:19 PM
I have to agree Roy Makaay is on gr8 form. I've liked him since he played at Tenerife (I remember a gr8 game against Madrid where he came off the bench and scored 2goals) he ALWAYS hits the target. His left and right foot seem equally lethal, his movement brilliant and he has an amazing knack of shooting when the keeper doesn't expect it - early or from a tight angle. He actually reminds me of Ian Wright (Arsenal's all time record goalscoring hero) except he doesn't have quite as much pace.
One player none of you have mentioned (I know he's injured for a while but he has the talent to catch up when he returns) is Pablo Aimar - not an out and out goalscoring predator he may create more goals than he scores but he has the ability to win it.
Biggest disapointment 4me is Javi Moreno a previous pichichi winner who isn't really delivering 4Athletico yet.

The Rule
11-28-2002, 01:44 PM
Kovacevic,Makaay(if he stays in the team)or Pandiani.I thin kthat Real and Barce players tend to share the goals around because of squad rotation and the smaller clubs can't really do that,so their top striker tend to play unless hurt,giving them more games and a better chance to be top scorer