On the same day they have the decisive CL-qualifier. Nice timing to negotiate.
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This is very much like your forum colleagues Luftstalag's argument: "Barcelona have won more CL's than Liverpool" "But Liverpool have won 5, same as Barca" "Ah but that doesnt count because they won 4 when it was the EC, not the CL"
Here you are discounting PSG and Man City to make only Madrid, Barca and Bayern the top teams in the world, how very convenient. Liverpool are a top team bud in the most competitive league on the planet, Just look at past success, revenues, match day attendance, worldwide support, et al. Whenever you see market stalls selling counterfeit goods, Liverpool are there alongside Barca, Bayern, Madrid, Chelsea ManU et al.
A stepping stone club we are not and this window and the next few years will bear this out, while Barca are going to have to go through a period of rebuilding which is going to be hard and expensive, I would expect your club to get nowhere near the CL and struggle to win the 2 team league for a while. Does that make Barca a smaller team? No, but by your very own metric, they are now a stepping stone club to bigger things, see the Neymar deal for an example.
Still, bury your head in the sand and pretend its all alright if you wish, it's no odds to me.
Coutinho is a 40-50 million pound player, but the whole world sits back and laughs at Barca while they bid 120+ million and fail. Hilarious times.
Coutinho is a 40-50 million pound player, but the whole world sits back and looks awkwardly at the floor while Barca bid 120+ million. Ridiculous times.
Coutinho is a 40-50 million pound player, but the whole world sits back and looks awkwardly at the floor while Barca bid 120+ million. Ridiculous times.
This is very much like your forum colleagues Luftstalag's argument: "Barcelona have won more CL's than Liverpool" "But Liverpool have won 5, same as Barca" "Ah but that doesnt count because they won 4 when it was the EC, not the CL"
Here you are discounting PSG and Man City to make only Madrid, Barca and Bayern the top teams in the world, how very convenient. Liverpool are a top team bud in the most competitive league on the planet, Just look at past success, revenues, match day attendance, worldwide support, et al. Whenever you see market stalls selling counterfeit goods, Liverpool are there alongside Barca, Bayern, Madrid, Chelsea ManU et al.
A stepping stone club we are not and this window and the next few years will bear this out, while Barca are going to have to go through a period of rebuilding which is going to be hard and expensive, I would expect your club to get nowhere near the CL and struggle to win the 2 team league for a while. Does that make Barca a smaller team? No, but by your very own metric, they are now a stepping stone club to bigger things, see the Neymar deal for an example.
Still, bury your head in the sand and pretend its all alright if you wish, it's no odds to me.
Where have you been ???
The world has changed after the Neymar transfer .... English championship sides are paying £15 million for players that I've never even heard of and will never see play !!
Spurs just paid £45 million for a young , inexperienced , unproven Columbian CB !!
This is very much like your forum colleagues Luftstalag's argument: "Barcelona have won more CL's than Liverpool" "But Liverpool have won 5, same as Barca" "Ah but that doesnt count because they won 4 when it was the EC, not the CL"
Here you are discounting PSG and Man City to make only Madrid, Barca and Bayern the top teams in the world, how very convenient. Liverpool are a top team bud in the most competitive league on the planet, Just look at past success, revenues, match day attendance, worldwide support, et al. Whenever you see market stalls selling counterfeit goods, Liverpool are there alongside Barca, Bayern, Madrid, Chelsea ManU et al.
A stepping stone club we are not and this window and the next few years will bear this out, while Barca are going to have to go through a period of rebuilding which is going to be hard and expensive, I would expect your club to get nowhere near the CL and struggle to win the 2 team league for a while. Does that make Barca a smaller team? No, but by your very own metric, they are now a stepping stone club to bigger things, see the Neymar deal for an example.
Still, bury your head in the sand and pretend its all alright if you wish, it's no odds to me.