Messi983
Senior Member
The first goal was terrific, best player in 2022 so far
LDJ would like a word with you.
The first goal was terrific, best player in 2022 so far
LDJ would like a word with you.
The first goal was terrific, best player in 2022 so far
Luke de jong has had an amazing calendar year
The only reason so many users here have eaten this "super talented players are bad for the team" drivel is because it's a coping mechanism to deal with the fact that we can't afford any of them. If prime Neymar at the age of 24 became available, you'd all take him. If prime Messi came along, you'd all take him too. It's sickening watching some of you trying to justify and rationalize how a 23 year old player capable of scoring 30+ goals a season and changing the game completely by himself, already the best left winger in the world, is somehow "bad" for the team. As if having a team of budget wingers and forwards like Adama, Dembele, Luuk is somehow better than having a team with Mbappes, prime Neymar, Messis, and prime Aguero. As if a team of elite players/super stars are incapable of "playing as a team." Quite literally, the most succesful teams domestically and in Europe throughout the 2010s were squads filled with super stars/the best players in their positions; from MSN Barcelona, to Zidane's Madrid, Jupp's Bayern, to Klopp's Liverpool; they all had multiple top players in their positions. Quite literally the only exception to that trend was Chelsea in 2012 and 2021. Like seriously "uh guys i actually prefer a team with budget players because they're a real team...ew the best players in the world."
Lmao, get real.
Chelsea 2021 proves you can still win playing as a team so idk
PSG dontAll teams play as a team. It just happens that the 2021 Chelsea side didn't have many prominent stars, or generational talents. Even though they poured truck loads of cash into that team.
People get things mixed up and think that what we had in Messi's last 2 seasons was kind of a strategy by the club so many get to the conclusion that having superstars is a failed approach. It happened like that because the players we bought to complement Messi have either been bums or a poor fit.
In reality having superstars(best players around) will increase massively your chances of success. Just look at our star studded squads in 2009, 2011, 2015(best attack ever with 3 massive stars?).
You just have to have a good strategy and a competent manager.
PSG dont
All teams play as a team. It just happens that the 2021 Chelsea side didn't have many prominent stars, or generational talents. Even though they poured truck loads of cash into that team.
People get things mixed up and think that what we had in Messi's last 2 seasons was kind of a strategy by the club so many get to the conclusion that having superstars is a failed approach. It happened like that because the players we bought to complement Messi have either been bums or a poor fit.
In reality having superstars(best players around) will increase massively your chances of success. Just look at our star studded squads in 2009, 2011, 2015(best attack ever with 3 massive stars?).
You just have to have a good strategy and a competent manager.
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