11 - Neymar Jr. - v4

[xavi_the_Boss]

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The funny thing is the Bilbao player neymar tried it against didn´t even care.

 

[Ode to Django]

I don't understand, When Dinho did this in spain he used to get applauded...

2015 modern football, it's shit.

All restricted, barely anybody enjoyable to watch now.

But probably a mix of that and going down after being tapped

 

[Chong Li]

What's wrong with that little trick?

These fucking brutes tried to break his legs all game long, they should just stfu.

I love Ney's swagger and I hope he'll keep doing his stuff.

 

[Trickykid]

It wasn't really a telling off, just a reaction from Enrique who probably won't dwell on it.My primary concern (especially) tonight was that Bilbao could of injured him for the final next week.

I like Neymar, he's a wonderful player and it was a fantastic win.I'm don't want to slag him off or cause arguments when we are all celebrating.He just needs to be more streetwise I guess.

Of course it was a telling off. He even goes so far as to defend the overly aggressive behaviour from the damn opponent.

 

[Stric]

I don't like being the one who says this, but apparently it needs to be said from time to time. Much of the unfair treatment that Neymar gets he really brought upon himself. This is what you get when you're known for diving, antics and general douchebaggery on and off the pitch. The easiest thing is to say that they "hate him cause they ain't him" or that they're bitter because he's successful, but the truth is that likable and respectful guys like Ronaldinho, Kaka, Modrić, or whoever else wouldn't have been as heavily criticized as Neymar is, however successful they are/were.

You don't have to blindly support everything that every Barca player ever does in order to be a "real" FCB supporter. Hell, tolerating what's wrong can only lead to something bad for the team.

Also, if our freaking coach has said that publicly, obviously it's a big deal, and maybe we should also respect what the professionals think about their profession. In the end, it's their job. We're only watching them do it.

 

[Younes Lamrani]

Neymar tried(and failed) to do a rainbow flick on an athletic player, and hell broke loose.

Actually we should call it ' he tried and was about to do it in the perfect way but the ref was too blind to not give a foul " thats what i think tbh

 

[raskolnikov]

I don't understand, When Dinho did this in spain he used to get applauded...

I think its more who does it than what he does. They still see Neymar as this YouTube hypejob diver who tries to humiliate them. Everyone loved Dinho.
Still think the whole thing is completely ridiculous. why cant he display skills? muust everything be grey and boring? the likes of Neymar bring colour to the football world.
I loved guys like Okocha or Dinho, those you act like in the street as a kid not boring standard play.

 

[BarcaGirl]

Adding a bit of flair instead plainly dribbling past a defender is in no way disrespectful. The team was just mad at Neymar because he humiliated the guy. The guy is a douche for pushing Neymar in the first place, especially since the ball wasn’t even in sight by that point. *sigh*

 

[Flavia]

I don't like being the one who says this, but apparently it needs to be said from time to time. Much of the unfair treatment that Neymar gets he really brought upon himself. This is what you get when you're known for diving, antics and general douchebaggery on and off the pitch. The easiest thing is to say that they "hate him cause they ain't him" or that they're bitter because he's successful, but the truth is that likable and respectful guys like Ronaldinho, Kaka, Modrić, or whoever else wouldn't have been as heavily criticized as Neymar is, however successful they are/were.

You don't have to blindly support everything that every Barca player ever does in order to be a "real" FCB supporter. Hell, tolerating what's wrong can only lead to something bad for the team.

Also, if our freaking coach has said that publicly, obviously it's a big deal, and maybe we should also respect what the professionals think about their profession. In the end, it's their job. We're only watching them do it.

Why none of this happens to cr, then? I don't see it. he punches players and most don't even bat an eye.

 

[Antimadridista1]

Shit reaction from Bilbao players, they were just angry because they were losing.
I hope that Neymar will never stop doing these kind of skills because this is what makes him one of the best in the world.

 

[sailor]

Neymar :"Not because some guys get angry I will stop playing like that. This is football and I won't change may way of playing".

 

[Antimadridista1]

Shat on Bilbao, their fans and their players. Specially susaete or whoever it was that wanted to fight Neymar.
Losers.

 

[raskolnikov]

Why none of this happens to cr, then? I don't see it. he punches players and most don't even bat an eye.

It did happen once, he controlled the ball with his back and shot towards goal.
I think it was ctually also against Athletic.

 

[Stric]

Why none of this happens to cr, then? I don't see it. he punches players and most don't even bat an eye.

That's not true. CR is as hated by his opponents and non-RM-fans as anyone. But the refs aren't as unfair to him as they are to Neymar, and you know why that is. The name is Florentino.

 

[Catalan Fan]

Ok, one last post...

Some people are missing the point here.There were 85 mins on the clock, the game was won.Neymar was taking the piss out of a fellow professional, which in those circumstances you just don't do.Hence the Bilbao reaction.

It wasn't the fact he tried the flick, more the timing of it and us being 3-1 up with mins to go.Factor in he already has a dubious reputation with other Liga teams/fans, he's asking for trouble.