You are speaking complete and utter nonsense.
-If Neymar is really considering going to PSG he should come out and say something irregardless of PSG's "financial obstacles". Are you kidding me?
-The Brazilian players WERE considered before this saga came. We've been linked to three Brazilians (Lima, Paulinho, Coutinho), and each and every one centered around keeping Neymar happy. Go figure.
-He doesn't have to refuse to train or play because his release clause is being met. His refusal to address the situation while making constant passive taunting posts on social media while his fans panic IS disrespectful.
-I can't contemplate how you could think he's being professional about this. I get that you're only a fan of MSN and couldn't give a rat's behind about the club as a whole, but I'd expect you to at least think logically. If Neymar finally gets this transfer done so late in the window we'll be up a creek with finding his replacement. Although I guess that means you won't have as much a reason to keep trying to pretend to be a Barca fan with one of your main stans gone.
Try to refrain from these personal attacks please, because even if anyone here "pretends" to be a Barca fan, or not, it will NOT strengthen your personal logic regarding the matter.
Talk about Neymar or Barcelona or the impotant management, but when you start talking about ME and some misunderstood contents some of my year old posts, it merely shows the level of your own logical reasoning.
- Neymar has been professional - so far - because he did NOT say anything openly. He should and probably he will, when there anything to say, besides the "maybe" or "perhaps" words.
- He doesn't probably yet know what to do, so why should he make announcements about his own dilemma?
- Keeping silent until there's something definitive to say, is NOT disrespectful in itself.
- Sorry to say but you probably handle his silence as lack of respectfulness, because you - as a fan - feel being hurt by the idea that an "external force" may temp any of the beloved players to leave. Now this is the lack of professionalism, although an understandable angle from the spectator's point of view.
I'd been a player on the international level and experienced and hence know situations like this several times. Neymar is hesitant, Messi and the others pull him from one side of the rope, money and his father pulls the other end, so he doesn't really know what to do, to whom he should say no to and hurt that side forever.
So professionalism in this regard means giving NO bickering comments or statements. So far - SO FAR - he kept himself out of it, which is professional, regardless your personal emotions.
