That is quite challenging, tbh
Like a real life Brewsters Millions
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That is quite challenging, tbh
Like a real life Brewsters Millions
Could be that he was tired of living in Messi' shadow, everything at Barca is about Messi, he even gets a say in transfers apparently so if you're going to become the best logically you need to move to a team where you can be the star.Quote:
Originally Posted by Letters
Even when Barca were inspired by Neymar when they beat PSG Messi got the plaudits, it's no real surprise Neymar wants to play for another team that isn't setup to primarily serve one very talented individual.
Not his fault PSG paid the asking price.
So hes an egomanic then... he has to be about him being the number 1. He has gone to a smaller team in a worse league. If he wanted a challenge, he should get a normal job.Quote:
Originally Posted by Özim
He's clearly a huge talent, he's got the potential to be the best around but when one team is setup for one particular player it's not as easy to shine and Messi is exceptional no doubt, I don't see the opportunity for him to win world footballer of the year at Barca due to Messi, at another team he may well flourish, PSG will most likely set up the team around him which will help his cause.Quote:
Originally Posted by Bumble
PSG are a growing club looking to win the CL, plus maybe he wants to win the league in a different country, in addition PSG were the only ones willing to pay the release clause.
Should he aim for top 4 instead? ;)Quote:
Originally Posted by Bumble
Neymar and his entourage are products of this shitty thing that has destroyed and replaced football. As putrid, maggot crawly things go, Neymar is an expert at playing the new game. Can he be blamed for obeying his nature in what has now become his natural environment? Probably not. You don't criticise a fly crawling on shit, that's what it was born to do. Blame goes to the scum that allowed and encouraged the game to be consumed, step by step by step through the years. We haven't seen the last of it either. They'll probably get their hateful Euro league in 2019/20 and then they can eek out some more time by jettisoning the smaller clubs and consolidating the cash pile with a few super-ex-football clubs trading on the legacy of a time when they were engaged in sport. From the ultra-corrupt filth at FIFA and UEFA, through the grubby use car salesmen at the FA and PL, down through the vehicles for vile war criminals and thieves that own the names of once great clubs, through the almost unanimously average pubbers and their media cheerleaders who insist the emperor is fully clothed even though his rotten, disease infested dick is swinging in the faces of the fans who have to fund this shit, and Mr Murdoch and his Sky TV. Thanks a lot. It's everything we always dreamed of.
It's a bit nonsense really. Since Barca bought Suarez, Messi has mainly been set up on the right, whereas before he was mainly central. Granted that leaves Neymar on the left, with Suarez central.Quote:
Originally Posted by Özim
It's the money, of course it is. He doesn't need to pretend differently, he's earning £515k per week, £3k an hour or whatever stupidity it is.
"Earning" can be such a misleading word sometimes.Quote:
Originally Posted by McNamara That Ghost...
Embezzling?