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If Lucho really doesn't trust MAtS, why not just sell him instead of Bravo? I bet City would've made him the most expensive goalie in the world in a heartbeat, making it a much, much more lucrative deal to us than selling Bravo is.

Lord Cavani vs Metz. viewer discretion is advised 767770821771325441 I hope P$G doesn't come to their senses and buy a proper 9 before the window closes.

You mean two moments of frustration... Two days apart.

:lol: Give me a break with that tough guy shit.

Shiieet, that's scary, man! Have some mercy!

767769255236497408 Sisto making his debut for Celta.

You mean this lineup: Casilla; Carvajal, Varane, Ramos, Marcelo; Kroos, Casemiro, Kovacic, Bale, Asensio y Morata. Shouldn't be huge favorites against this one: 767414024439009280 ? Real Sociedad were hardly a force of nature at home last season either. Los Merengues will win it easily...

I'll never understand how people can dislike our own players so bad, that they refuse to give them any credit whatsoever. You almost get the feeling that they would rather see the player in question and Barça fail, just so they can rub said player's shortcomings in our faces. Pathetic.

Fair enough.

Cheers man. Should be interesting to follow.

Apparently the signing of Gomes, who's most probably going to be a fringe player for most of the season, changed the entire situation. :lol: As fickle as they come...

On another note; what's going on with Ajax? Judging by their start to the season, they hardly look like contenders this season. Just bad luck, or is it worse than that?

For just £32m clearly indicates that you thought it a bargain. Hindsight is 20/20. We'll see about Stones - great talent no doubt, but considering how error prone his last season was, I can't shake the feeling that nationality and media hype has inflated his price beyond reason.

So, for those of you who watched the majority of the Olympics, how was he all in all? I only watched a third or so of the matches, and while he at times looked very immature and rash, he also showed some real, natural talent in glimpses.

Back when Højbjerg moved to Augsburg on loan, he was interviewed by Danish media. He basically told that he had - perhaps too early on his career - big ambitions (most likely about playing more), and that Pep wanted to take it slow with him. He also confirmed that regrettable things were said...

Lucky goal from Nerman. Too much partying made it curl more than he intended.

Who cares how much of a Barça fan he is? Above all, he's a professional, and as long as he manages another club, he doesn't give two shits about his childhood club.

Haha, that's just unlucky. Cute avatar btw, never took you for a Gooner. You learn something new everyday!

I could find few nastier punishments than that. Did you somehow manage to lose the bet both of you?

Well, shit...