There was no plan B. Nothing could have been done, literally. Unless, well, La Liga decided to ease up and made an exception this time around, which would have been reasonable.Bluffporta has really shown himself to be incredibly naive in the past few months. His whole plan to keep Messi hinged on 'let's move the deadwood' with no Plan B at all, that's incredibly unprofessional...
Supposing this is not a bluff, what a shameful way to announce the supposed exit of Messi. A club statement and a tribute video an hour later?
Supposing this is not a bluff, what a shameful way to announce the supposed exit of Messi. A club statement and a tribute video an hour later?
Supposing this is not a bluff, what a shameful way to announce the supposed exit of Messi. A club statement and a tribute video an hour later?
He lives and will live in Barcelona, and yes to the second one.But, if either of those two obstacles still persists, why did Messi come back to Barcelona yesterday and why would they have a meeting with Jorge Messi today? Just to break the news face to face?
So an official announcement, a farewell video, a press conference scheduled for tomorrow and now he's removed from the squad list on the website.
But, if either of those two obstacles still persists, why did Messi come back to Barcelona yesterday and why would they have a meeting with Jorge Messi today? Just to break the news face to face?
La Liga is ruined without Messi. Bar?a know it, Messi knows it, Tebas knows it and the other clubs know it. Bar?a try to force La Liga to "re-adjust" salary limits "for the common good". [@Borja_Pardo]
This seems very weird. Either bluff or deliberate cuntiness from the board
He lives and will live in Barcelona, and yes to the second one.