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So, you are basically agreeing with me. Bar?a enjoyed a great advantage when they could just stack debt while German and French clubs couldn't. Now that Spanish league finally put some restraint, you can see how a disavantage it was for the other before.

It is a simple answer. People complain about financial disparity and financial edge of some clubs when they have been the ones enjoying it during decades and built success out of it. My stance is simple, what we are seeing now is just the continuation. Bigger, richer players in the place and...

From the same Swiss Ramble a decade earlier : http://swissramble.blogspot.com/2012/04/truth-about-debt-at-barcelona-and-real.html Same equality your club used to enjoy: http://1.bp.blogspot.com/-m5SWzO_S4LE/T544sYD_ZpI/AAAAAAAAFoE/AiXzC6yVi3s/s1600/20+Debt+La+Liga+TV+Distribution.jpg Not like...

This thread clearly and rightfully adresses the question of PSG adhering the rules of FFP. Messi transfer and the others have been dealt with in the most professional manner while respecting the standards of financial responsability to uphold the equality in our beautiful game. It is no wonder...

Doesn't strike me as a PSG signing. Given Leonardo tendency, i think he will try to go for Theo Hernandez with Milan AC/Calcio connection. However, there were recently reports about PSG interest in Nuno Mendes but only for winter. Thus, Theo Hernandez seems more likely to be their choice. Not...

Seems like it is coming if Kurzawa leaves.

Lyon and PSG are reportedly in advanced discussions over a move for Kurzawa. The latter already agreed on a contract with Lyon. If this goes through, this would be the best ever transfer window for me. Bakker sold, if Kurzawa follows, it means PSG are definitely going to buy a competent, i...

Don't worry, we are happy about our fanbase. We only want it to grow for the club to be richer but as fans, we are fine.

Arabs prefer club like Bar?a and Real Madrid even if their country own PSG (Qatar) or Man City (UAE). It is understandable, foreigners will always prefer club with success. It is what have made them dream about the club. Why would foreigners dream about PSG, except now with the players fans.

The guy said that it is better to be cheered by fans than plastics when PSG fans in stadium are not tourists like some in Camp Nou. "Historical" clubs have way more plastics because foreigners like to embrace their success. MU, Bar?a and co are the ones with all the indian fans. Not PSG...

Bar?a have far more plastic fans than PSG lol. Find an international PSG forum.

It is the norm and it is way lower than 15 years ago. A clean up was done because of in fighting between the two opposites curves fans with even some deaths. The ones who are allowed to be back are the left wing curve.

They are less plastic than you. Mister Portugal-Germany-Arsenal-Juventus-Barca fan.

Understandable. You can't watch it all and no one will blame people not watching Ligue 1. I prolly wouldn't watch if i was not french and fan of PSG. And tbh, if i was a Bar?a fan, i wouldn't watch Messi play for PSG either.

Playing against Strasbourg is never easy. Neymar broke his foot against them. It was the coach of Brest (Der Zarkarian) who talked about his boner. Also, Messi will probably not be fit to play so soon. I heard it would be against Clermont in mid september.

I don't know english PSG forum. Sorry. Maybe on reddit r/psg.

Fans welcoming Messsi at his hotel : https://twitter.com/CanalSupporters/status/1425157844886827015 https://twitter.com/ULTRAPARIISIEN/status/1425156640177852418

This is a bit distasteful. Droit de sol is a thing. It is also the consequence of colonial activity of France. You can't have it all.

https://twitter.com/beinsports_FR/status/1425109789449850900 LFP accepted PSG request for Messi number 30 (usually it is reserved for GK).

Couldn't agree more. I have never understood the hype about her. Now, miss Van der Wiel, Rose Bertram, will always stay number 1 in PSG fans heart.