Man, try to be less obvious about your allegiance. ^^
You keep posting City report stuff. You could totally find the same thing on Bar?a fanpage.
No need to masquerade as a Bar?a fan hehe.
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You keep posting City report stuff. You could totally find the same thing on Bar?a fanpage.
No need to masquerade as a Bar?a fan hehe.
ThwiX
Best midfielder around
As you just stated, he can't leave for Manchester because it's not all sorted yet. Besides, he probably wants to end on good terms and say goodbye properly.
Messi missing these COVID sends out of a big statement. He wouldn't have done that without the advisement from his lawyers. He must have a case about his contract.... despite what La Liga said.
Nazario1985
Senior Member
The last 15 years we had Messi with other stars comes & go !!!
Now what's the biggest star in la ligua bar Messi ? cause for Puma & Nike that's ALL IT MATTERS, someone like Messi with 165 millions instagram followers is ALL that matters for sponsors.
Barcelona is run by socios but La ligua Sponsors are run by pure business men. no fanatisme just pure $$$
blaugrana1987
New member
Saw very few of these, but "amigos" theory from local tabloids is very popular just about everywhere. Add to that the fact that Barto literally gone on tape and said Messi will be free to go for season 2020/21 because he is such a legend and now he is backtracking, no doubt rat is behind most of these negative stories about Messi. It's obvious - don't sell, keep him even if on bench, turn every fan against him, don't get killed.
Think that is rats plan.
PL is bound to dominate due to their financial advantage. Only a few clubs can and will compete with them. Real and Bar?a being the main ones.
Nazario1985
Senior Member
Why is this Tier 1 source saying the opposite of JamDav?
Because I'm not a moron and try & don't give a fuck about City why would i hide a tweet reporting A.martinez ?
Everyone from ManCity is doing the same now & following every catalan twitter account or media !!!
Are you 10 years old to talk like that ?
Imo, it doesn't reflect the strength of his case but his determination to leave.
Either you are free to leave or you are not. The fact he wants to negociate clearly means he is not free to leave.
It goes in cycles. Serie A had a golden age in the 80s and especially the 90s into the early 2000s. A 20 year peak and then it came crashing to a halt.
La Liga's golden age was the 2000s to 2020. Real Madrid with 5 European Cups and Barcelona 4. Atletico and Valencia reaching 2 CL finals each and Villareal and Deportivo a semi final (most of these clubs have had a sharp decline on and off the pitch). Sevilla with 6 Europa League's and Atletico 3 and Valencia 1. The Real Madrid Galactico side of early 2000s, 3 CL titles in a row. Barca with arguably the greatest club side ever under Guardiola and at least one of them. Messi and Ronaldo. Ronaldinho and Zidane.
Messi's departure will confirm the end of that, although in reality Barca's decline has been years in the making and the champions Real Madrid have been schooled in the last 16 by Ajax and Man City in their own ground in the last two seasons.
Further to the Serie A comparison is the decline of AC Milan which Barca are determined to repeat. While Barca and Real will regroup and be better again eventually, the rest of the league is really struggling apart from Simeone still going at Atletico and Sevilla's Europa League love affair. The fact neither could get near a mediocre Real and a poor Barca all season speaks volumes though.
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Messigician
Senior Member
ini4ever
Member
God I'm lazy to bring this post up 1-2 years later. whatever, you always claim ridiculous statements.
Are you from a french speaking country ? The way you write some words tend to indicate this is the case.
Givenchy
Senior Member
Why are people STILL equating 'friendly exit' = Messi wants Barca to be compensated with a fee 
From the reports about the lawyer situation, its more likely Messi's idea of a friendly exit is him leaving on a free but on good terms, a nice friendly goodbye and thank you
From the reports about the lawyer situation, its more likely Messi's idea of a friendly exit is him leaving on a free but on good terms, a nice friendly goodbye and thank you
jairzinho
Senior Member
I agree with you but more on the Finance and marketing side. The Prem on a whole has alot more money compared to la liga and also way more marquee players. This has been the case for sometime now, but it hasn't necessarily translated to success on the field.
Sevilla proved again that it can win the Europa easily with a very modest budget. The Prem teams continue to spend alot of money but they haven't dominated Europe as many thought they would. I think Spanish teams will continue to be relevant in years to come.
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