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Oh...you know....let's face it, no magic is gonna happen with his prospective performance(s). We've seen already those other fading greats before, and I don't think he's that special to defy the biological laws. FC Barcelona style of play is too technical and too fast for him and would have...

One of the most significant things about old Roby that poeple don't realize, and that also was the case at BVB and Bayern, is that he's been hardly ever injured (unlike Harry Kane for instance, or Robben and Ribbery)...thus always ready to roll, always worth the money.

And that's exactly what I love to hear! See, the consequence of your statement is that there ought NOT to be any hate talk towards oldy Robert, in case FC Barcelona does not make it further in CL or La Liga... Trust me...I do believe that the best move for Robert's legacy to remain unblemished...

OK. I might have hijacked this thread a little bit, so I'll leave it alone for a while...but I gotta say to those of you who really believe that Lewandowski is a solution for overcoming PSG, or advancing further...however flattering that thought appeals to me, that you had better take it easy...

The former never delivered for the NT, the latter...well...I liked him but he was hardly a Polack...given the citizenship at an expedited fashion so he could play for 2002 WC qualifiers - where he did excellent but that was it...a little too little to put him in the ranks of the most accomplished.

Pele and Cryuff's Netherlands themselves were spanked severely by those bums, also Argentina and Brazil in 1974. All of them selected from the polish 1st liga division...back then even polish teams were capable to give a fight to Liverpool, Barcelona, and Juventus and what not...

And to be 100% honest, and speaking of 1970s and 1980s, Lewandowski, in my own valuation, has not even been the best Poland's player at all...in the last 50 or so years. 1. Włodzimierz Lubański 2. Kazimierz Deyna 3. Zbigniew Boniek 4. Grzegorz Lato 5. Robert Lewandowski Back then transfers...

Oh well, it did not take long to be insulted without a reason or provocation but that's how these keyboard Rambos are...easy to throw a blow and first to hide their tail under their ass. After all, I did not bring this "being ONLY Lewandowski fan" onto any other threads but this one. Hey, I...

Ha ha...you're the limp dick who approached me, now you're screaming under pressure...what does it say about you? Yeah...yeah...go on with your cheapo life...do your errands....I hoped for some more fun with you.

You know folks...to me being a real fan of a club, without being somewhat 'localy' associated with it is quite impossible. I'd have to be at least Catalonian or live there for decades to become somehow emotionally vested. I actually long for the days of 1980s and before - however a young kid I...

H Perhaps for 'low lifes' incapable appreciating different facets of the sport...I am above them, so your words hurt me not. Just trying to steer your erronous logic on the right track...You're not a low life, are you?

I worry not for your analogy is misplaced completely... Football at the club level, for many folks, transitioned long time ago from a team sport to an individual show... See, for many, a football club is merely a canvas upon which your favorite Rembrandt can create his piece of art...To me...

It may seem lol-ish indeed, 😁 but I am like him, except perhaps that the only club association I have is the one from my youth and very local one Pogoń Szczecin (Poland). I would be dishonest to say I am a dedicated Barca fan because as soon as Lewandowski is out, my sentiments towards it will...

Yesterday's game, for someone not vested emotionally, wasn't that entertaining to begin with, anyway. Except, perhaps, the great stadium atmosphere. That was mostly a physical fight without too many fireworks, and it was decided in those intricate, subtle and sometimes out of camera focus...

Playing for the national team has always been a big deal for Lewandowski. So, quite the contrary, after rescuing the Euro qualifying compaing, it must have been a moral boost for him. I mean, he looked happy like a baby withy a candy after the game...So, as we all know quite well, good morale...

Holly Shit! I did not know they drew the groups already...Poland's clear underdog at Euros ... They may fight on equal terms with Austria but overcoming France and Netherlands equals miracle.

BTW. I find his concurrent role in Poland's NT quite different and much more efficient within the framework of Poland's team capabilities, from what he nominally plays at the club. They, Poland, finally came to realize that they're better off utilizing his midfield capabilities - however feeble...

With Lewandowski, at this stage of Champions Leage, it is either "take it all" or get nothing. He is still 100% capable to replicate his performance from 2020 CL campaign but for this to happen I can only hope on Ilkey Gundegan and Frankie DeJong performance too. Hell, I don't wanna sound...

So, Poland qualified to Euros...Good for Lewandowski! It'll be his last chance to shine at a major tournament. After that, I could only hope, that he'll embark on a graceful retreat path from Barcelona. While, at 36, his decline is understandable, thus forgivable, yet, it is also...

I think Lewandowski's first yellow was not necessary - no reason for him to tactically intervene like that. The second was a result of an aerial ball skirmish - yellow was overdone. FYI: it was his only 2nd red in his career. The first one was somewhen in 2011/2012 in BVB vs Hamburger SV when...