Lionel "The Greatest of All Time" Messi V2

[Messigician]

Bartomeu FC Barcelona Board Member Called Messi ‘Hormonal Dwarf’ And ‘Sewer Rat’​

❗In the whatsapp texts gathered by the Police, Roman Gomez Ponti, Head of Legal Services under Bartomeu, can be seen addressing Lionel Messi as a 'sewer r*t' and 'hormonal dw*rf' and Gerard Piqué as 'son of a b*tch'.

He is also accused of leaking their contracts.

Via: @sport

On that same day, Gomez Ponti allegedly fired off on Messi to Bartomeu telling him "really, you can't be such a good person with this sewer rat."

"The club has given him everything and he has dedicated himself to marking a dictatorship of signings, transfers, renewals, sponsorships just for him, etc," Gomez Ponti continued.

Ponti questioned the contract renewals of Luis Suarez, Jordi Alba and a renewal commission for Ansu Fati which went to his agent at the time in Messi's brother Rodrigo Messi.

"And above all the accumulation of blackmail and rudeness that the club and those of us who work [for it] have suffered from this hormonal dwarf who owes Barca his life... ah!" Gomez Ponti continued.

"But when things go wrong (the pandemic) you receive the mythical WhatsApp [message]: 'President, lower the salaries of others, but don't touch Luis [Suarez] and me'.

Wishing that Messi left the club, Gomez Ponti also called Messi a 'pesetero' or a money-grabber. If the leaked details were accurate, Messi was shown as earning a maximum of €555,237,619 ($597mn) over four seasons providing a series of conditions were met, until what was then the highest-earning sports contract of all time expired in June 2021.

After Barca failed to navigate a strict La Liga salary cap and offer Messi a new deal, he ended a 20-year plus relationship with the club and walked to Paris Saint Germain on a free transfer.

 

[malvolio]

Bartomeu FC Barcelona Board Member Called Messi ‘Hormonal Dwarf’ And ‘Sewer Rat’​

❗In the whatsapp texts gathered by the Police, Roman Gomez Ponti, Head of Legal Services under Bartomeu, can be seen addressing Lionel Messi as a 'sewer r*t' and 'hormonal dw*rf' and Gerard Piqué as 'son of a b*tch'.

He is also accused of leaking their contracts.

Via: @sport

On that same day, Gomez Ponti allegedly fired off on Messi to Bartomeu telling him "really, you can't be such a good person with this sewer rat."

"The club has given him everything and he has dedicated himself to marking a dictatorship of signings, transfers, renewals, sponsorships just for him, etc," Gomez Ponti continued.

Ponti questioned the contract renewals of Luis Suarez, Jordi Alba and a renewal commission for Ansu Fati which went to his agent at the time in Messi's brother Rodrigo Messi.

"And above all the accumulation of blackmail and rudeness that the club and those of us who work [for it] have suffered from this hormonal dwarf who owes Barca his life... ah!" Gomez Ponti continued.

"But when things go wrong (the pandemic) you receive the mythical WhatsApp [message]: 'President, lower the salaries of others, but don't touch Luis [Suarez] and me'.

Wishing that Messi left the club, Gomez Ponti also called Messi a 'pesetero' or a money-grabber. If the leaked details were accurate, Messi was shown as earning a maximum of €555,237,619 ($597mn) over four seasons providing a series of conditions were met, until what was then the highest-earning sports contract of all time expired in June 2021.

After Barca failed to navigate a strict La Liga salary cap and offer Messi a new deal, he ended a 20-year plus relationship with the club and walked to Paris Saint Germain on a free transfer.

What is this? Groundhog day for bitch ass trolls?

 

[Messigician]

The contract that killed Barcelona

We are still paying Messi until 2026

 

[Messigician]

El Mundo: Messi's €555,237,619 biggest contract in sporting history signed in 2017 that is ruining Barca €138m per season fixed + variables 2 premiums of €115,225,000 for accepting a renewal in 2017 + €77,929,955 as a loyalty bonus Messi's +€555m is ½ of the club's debt

 

[Messigician]

The careful plan hatched by Barcelona, the richest soccer club in the world, fell apart almost as soon as its negotiators entered the room.
On a sweltering late summer afternoon, Barcelona’s executives had come to one of Monte Carlo’s most exclusive hotels to strike a deal with the German club Borussia Dortmund for one of the most exciting young prospects in Europe: the French forward Ousmane Dembélé.
Barcelona had decided on its strategy, and its price: Dembélé, in Barcelona’s eyes, was worth $96 million, and not a cent more. No matter how hard Dortmund pressed for a higher fee, the men from Barcelona would hold firm. The two executives steeled themselves as they headed to the suite the Germans had booked. They embraced before knocking on the door. And then they stepped inside, only to find that Dortmund’s executives had decided on a strategy, too.
The Germans told their guests that they had a plane to catch. They had no time to exchange small talk, and they were not here to negotiate. If Barcelona wanted Dembélé, it would have to pay roughly double the Spaniards’ valuation: $193 million. The price would make the 20-year-old Frenchman the second-most expensive soccer player in history.

Barcelona’s president, Josep Maria Bartomeu, was stunned. But he did not walk away. He quickly agreed to pay almost the entire amount, settling at a fee of $127 million up front, with a further $50 million in easily-achieved performance bonuses. For all his intentions of playing hardball, he felt he did not have a choice.
Only a few weeks earlier, Barcelona had seen one of its own crown jewels, Neymar, plucked by Paris St.-Germain. Bartomeu could not risk disappointing a fan base still reeling from that blow by returning home empty-handed. He needed a marquee signing, a trophy, a trinket. He had to pay the price.

 

[Messigician]

Furthermore, no sane man should believe that players(or any other guy that works on a contract) will forfeit their earnings just because.

Messi was the greatest transfer made by any club in history. When you do the math you realize that we actually underpaid for what we got in return.

Might be another fart bomb from the club to divert attention and smear former players. Easier to blame the current situation on former players.

after a third consecutive season of disappointment and a historic 8-2 humbling in the Champions League, his frustration boiled over and he gave the club formal notice that he intended to end his contract and leave.

Bartomeu refused even to countenance the idea. If any suitor wanted to sign Messi, he declared, it would have to pay a fee. Though Messi saw that as the breaking of not just a promise but a contractual obligation, he eventually backed down

Last summer, a few whispered that it made sense to cash in on Messi while the club still could, and not just because the transfer fee and the savings on his nine-figure salary could add more $250 million to the team’s bottom line.
Given his status, and his impact, few believe Messi himself is overpaid, but some members of the previous board wondered if he had an inflationary effect on the squad as a whole. Barcelona was paying out salaries worth hundreds of thousands of euros a week to fringe players. Messi’s earnings had raised the wage ceiling so high that the salaries of his teammates — especially the senior, home-reared ones — were rising quickly alongside it.
Moix, for his part, did not share that logic. “We can’t negotiate with an asset like this,” he said. Nor could Barcelona, really, negotiate at all; there are only a few clubs in the world capable of meeting Messi’s salary and his ambition, and none were eager to pay a premium for a player they might be able to get for free this summer.

Regardless, according to Moix, fixing a price for Messi proved irrelevant. “It is a theoretical question whether we would have sold him for 100 million euros,” he said. “Nobody made an offer.”

 

[soul24rage]

The careful plan hatched by Barcelona, the richest soccer club in the world, fell apart almost as soon as its negotiators entered the room.
On a sweltering late summer afternoon, Barcelona’s executives had come to one of Monte Carlo’s most exclusive hotels to strike a deal with the German club Borussia Dortmund for one of the most exciting young prospects in Europe: the French forward Ousmane Dembélé.
Barcelona had decided on its strategy, and its price: Dembélé, in Barcelona’s eyes, was worth $96 million, and not a cent more. No matter how hard Dortmund pressed for a higher fee, the men from Barcelona would hold firm. The two executives steeled themselves as they headed to the suite the Germans had booked. They embraced before knocking on the door. And then they stepped inside, only to find that Dortmund’s executives had decided on a strategy, too.
The Germans told their guests that they had a plane to catch. They had no time to exchange small talk, and they were not here to negotiate. If Barcelona wanted Dembélé, it would have to pay roughly double the Spaniards’ valuation: $193 million. The price would make the 20-year-old Frenchman the second-most expensive soccer player in history.

Barcelona’s president, Josep Maria Bartomeu, was stunned. But he did not walk away. He quickly agreed to pay almost the entire amount, settling at a fee of $127 million up front, with a further $50 million in easily-achieved performance bonuses. For all his intentions of playing hardball, he felt he did not have a choice.
Only a few weeks earlier, Barcelona had seen one of its own crown jewels, Neymar, plucked by Paris St.-Germain. Bartomeu could not risk disappointing a fan base still reeling from that blow by returning home empty-handed. He needed a marquee signing, a trophy, a trinket. He had to pay the price.

"On a weltering late summer afternoon" lmao

This sounds like a high school novel that teacher assigns for a school project.

 

[M3ls]

"The club has given him everything and he has dedicated himself to marking a dictatorship of signings, transfers, renewals, sponsorships just for him, etc," Gomez Ponti continued.

Ponti questioned the contract renewals of Luis Suarez, Jordi Alba and a renewal commission for Ansu Fati which went to his agent at the time in Messi's brother Rodrigo Messi.

"And above all the accumulation of blackmail and rudeness that the club and those of us who work [for it] have suffered from this hormonal dwarf who owes Barca his life... ah!" Gomez Ponti continued.

"But when things go wrong (the pandemic) you receive the mythical WhatsApp [message]: 'President, lower the salaries of others, but don't touch Luis [Suarez] and me'.


TRUE

 

[Rory]

ok ok we get it, he's the worst thing to ever happen to the club. Neeeeeeexxxxxt.

 

[CatalinR10]

Still have no ideea what's wrong with having vip boxes for his and Suarez's family ?

It's cleary he wanted this for safety and comfort reasons for his family.

Read somewhere they cost anywhere from 3k to 15k ?

Fucking lmao what's the big deal ?

 

[CatalinR10]

El Mundo: Messi's €555,237,619 biggest contract in sporting history signed in 2017 that is ruining Barca €138m per season fixed + variables 2 premiums of €115,225,000 for accepting a renewal in 2017 + €77,929,955 as a loyalty bonus Messi's +€555m is ½ of the club's debt

thanks for the reminder that he was still underpaid for what he offered in his career here

 

[malvolio]

Still have no ideea what's wrong with having vip boxes for his and Suarez's family ?

It's cleary he wanted this for safety and comfort reasons for his family.

Read somewhere they cost anywhere from 3k to 15k ?

Fucking lmao what's the big deal ?

They bankrupted the club and we weren't able to splash 65M for Ferran "The Drunk Donkey" Torres after that.

....oh wait.

 

[M3ls]

Still have no ideea what's wrong with having vip boxes for his and Suarez's family ?

It's cleary he wanted this for safety and comfort reasons for his family.

Read somewhere they cost anywhere from 3k to 15k ?

Fucking lmao what's the big deal ?

You receive more than 150 million euros a year, if a person is not ready to pay 15 k for a VIP box while earning that kind of money, this says a lot about his attitude towards the club and money.

 

[Rory]

You receive more than 150 million euros a year, if a person is not ready to pay 15 k for a VIP box while earning that kind of money, this says a lot about his attitude towards the club and money.

isn't it €115m?

 

[DonAK]

They bankrupted the club and we weren't able to splash 65M for Ferran "The Drunk Donkey" Torres after that.

....oh wait.

Stop!

It’s the World Class talent Ferran Torres you are talking about. Be quiet.

Mr. Genius @M3ls the legendary talent spotter said so