soul24rage
Senior Member
French is better than Spanish.
no language is better than the other...
French is better than Spanish.
stop listening to the press too much. do not be stupid too.Was just a joke.
He must learn Spanish if he want to succeed at Barcelona long-term. Stop being a dumb prick for a second and think. Once you move to a different league, different country, different language and environment the benefits of learning the local language to understand everything + your team mates outweighs not learning it.
It's frankly speaking pathetic if you don't even make an effort to learn the language, that should be the absolute minimum expected of someone. If he takes long time then that's okay. People learn differently. Some faster and some slower than others.
do not distort my words!According to Lord Maxim it's better if all Barcelona players playing in Spain learned French rather than Dembele learning Spanish...
And people call me the troll here but say nothing about Maxim
According to Lord Maxim it's better if all Barcelona players playing in Spain learned French rather than Dembele learning Spanish...
And people call me the troll here but say nothing about Maxim
stop listening to the press too much. do not be stupid too.
France is a world power, Spanish is taught since primary school.
ibrahimovic spent several years in the psg, but he does not understand a word of French.
Dembele perfectly understands Spanish.
you have followed the false news too much.
the confusing hook of Dembélé against Inter Milan.
It is the next Messi that Barca has been looking for in recent years
https://twitter.com/LeMondeduFoot10/status/1059930005625548806?s=19
he'll probably be gone in couple of years,can't see him being here for a long time
Another "controversy". Apparently Barca couldnt locate him for hour and a half when he was sick or something.
He seems one of those players, who are (at least potentially) great at what they do, but all around bat fit for Barcaball. And not just because Valverde is kinda crappy coach. He wouldn't fit even under good one if we maintain the style we're used to in last decade or so. We suffer from players, who can't seem to circulate the ball quickly, think fast. Even Ronaldinho today would be criticized for slowing the play down, showboating too much and fail to track back. Ronnie barely defended and, when he did it was usually atrocious and ended with foul.
I love dembouz, but if its true what media is putting out he's a one dumb unprofessional little scumbag. I've been couple of times in barca and without any lessons i can ask on spanish or catalan for directions, order a meal, usual touristic questions and answers what would i normally in any other country ask/speak on english. I dont find it that hard, especially if you work there and love the city. God bless players like ter stegen and rakitic, professionals to the bone.
Seeking to strengthen his already title-winning squad, Frank Rijkaard signed Van Bommel on a free transfer for Barcelona. Van Bommel spent the summer prior to his move to Spain learning the Spanish language in a convent in Eindhoven.
His superlative performances in the Eredivisie, as well as some impressive performances in the Champions League and UEFA Cup had attracted the interest of teams from across the continent, such as Real Madrid and Borussia Dortmund. Eventually, van Bommel opted to sign for FC Barcelona – one of the many teams supported by Mark at a young age – on a free transfer. Upon his unveiling at the club, van Bommel famously asked for the journalists to direct questions at him in Spanish. Prior to his move to Spain, he had been learning Spanish in a convent.