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watsup? I got banned from EA lol.

^ :worthy:

You mean the chewable candy he was munching on?

He's a good player, but his work rate is shit lol. Barcelona's system requires a lot of movement so he would get subbed off at like the 40th minute. If only he stopped smoking cigs.

Anyone else realize how immense Luis Suarez would be for Barcelona? Dream signing though has to be Thiago Silva. Defensively he's a beast, and he's technically sound.

Idk why anyone would compare him to Messi in the first place. Maybe he was saying potential wise, but still that's pretty hard to believe. For those who haven't seen him play, youtube is a terrible source to judge any player you've never watched.

Yeah, but Arsenal don't need a legendary super sub. They need a game changer that will play a full match. It would be nice to have him back, from an Arsenal fan's point if view, but it would be counter productive for your season.

Why do I feel like prices will be even more inflated by then anyway?

It wasn't just Santistas though, it was a bunch of other idiots that live around me that have no clue about football. Not to mention, they always bring up Inter beating Barcelona in the 2006 CWC. They fail to realize that those are 2 different teams and only go by the name of the club instead of...

What really baffled me was the fact that people actually had the premonition that he was really gonna put Barcelona in their place, or that he would drive Santos to victory, single handed. It's like they completely forgot Barcelona always has the ball and Neymar (and Ganso, who doesn't have much...

Wait til Messi retires first, then make this poll again.

^That's actually pretty terrifying.

Only solution I see.

But the problem with Titi is that he lost his main weapon that helped him terrorize the EPL when he was at his very best. His pace. Wenger would have to play him in a different position. He's been away from the high level a bit too long and would probably be used as a super sub like Benayoun would.

It all depends on who plays, just like you said. The midfield of Keita, Xavi, Cesc and Iniesta/Thiago really keeps possession and that's what I was going by. The 3-4-3 is very good for possession, and works better if we face a 4-4-2. Not to mention when he uses Busi as a center half to pass it...

Allas is that from Deportes Cuatro? I wanna see that episode and see all the stuff the camera man caught behind the scenes.

The thing is, his main ability is pace. And when you play at the Juvenil level, it makes a HUGE difference but at a higher level that could be easily neutralized if your decision making is poor. He kinda reminds me of a Walcott but with less of a tan if you will. He's still young as you said, so...

Those are some very interesting stats, but it makes a lot of sense if you really think about it. We have the ball a lot more with the 4-3-3 because of the obvious midfield overload. And that helps with winning the ball back deep in the oppositions territory. But the right mix is really needed...

Excuse my french, but I always thought this kid was a bit overrated.