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Injured, s shame, I heard he was playing well, despite little match practice. Hopefully, it's not serious.

Again, if they pay release clause plus taxes it won't matter what we want. If Neymar wants to go, he'll go.

I think he can play on LW too. Maybe even in center, because of his size. Ideal backup for all 3 forwards.

I don't think it works that way. Anyway regarding Neymar - I don't want to sell him, but the fact is he's the easiest one to replace from our Trident. Messi is irreplacable and only Benzema could replace Suarez for us. We could get Reus and Gundogan plus a lot of money for him, and Reus wont be...

Nice to see him positioned so centrally, not just near the sideline where he typically operates.

As a lef back maybe. As CB he's not bad at all.

That's his release clause. We can't "never accept it". Once United put those money on table it's all up to Neymar.

Lord Douglas disagrees with you

Why would United want him anyway? They have Mephis Depay, the next Ronaldo.

Well, Messi should get rest more often. He already looks tired and it's just first match of season. And Rafinha is ideal backup for him. No, it looks like he'll never be as good as his brother or that he'll be a starter in Barcelona. But it's not bad to have a backup, that can play on RW or CM...

That's maybe because he plays in center. Neymar as right footed LW is ideally positioned to take advantage of Messi's passes.

Some can play on both sides, some can't (even the good ones). Mascherano is one of the most versatile players in todays football.Verm and Mathieu definitely can't play on RCB.

He lacks a top speed for FB, though. So fast wingers could expose him badly. Anyway he's still really poor as CM and that's the position where we need him most now.

So 10 mil well spent, no? :).

Imagine the vitriol and crap hurled at him, when he ACTUALLY starts to decline.

No we did not act well on ban. Xavi should have stayed. It was really stupid to let him go. And if we were willing to let Pedro go we should have kept Deulo/Adama.

Well, it's not like he had much time to adapt. Just a week with a new team, plus I don't think he trained too much with Barca B this preseason.

Adama is pretty good even in tight space. Great close ball control, plus he can often unbalance or simply push defenders away. If he learns just to move the ball to teammate when tripple teamed, they won't be able to mark him too much anyway.

He won't. Completely different player.

Who writes this crap? Also free kick specialist?