Neymar Jr. - v5

[Sterlingfan2000]

Guys ... just watch this , the whole saga

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[spark]

UEFA isn't commenting on PSG though, they're commenting on Tebas because he's breaking the law. If you need proof that public sentiment has swung in the opposite direction, go check reddit. Tebas, La Liga, and Barcelona are being heavily criticized.

Barça get criticized on reddit in general every day. What else is new.

 

[Richard.H]

Barca is the most hated club, more hated than RM. Makes victory even sweeter.

 

[MessiNeymar]

reddit is full of retards, nobody cares what a bunch of people who have never been to Spain think

 

[Devils]

UEFA isn't commenting on PSG though, they're commenting on Tebas because he's breaking the law. If you need proof that public sentiment has swung in the opposite direction, go check reddit. Tebas, La Liga, and Barcelona are being heavily criticized.

Because UEFA can't comment on PSG until this transfer goes through and they investigate it. Tebas is just making sure he puts pressure on UEFA to do it.

Public sentiment shifts tremendously on PSG if the financials of this deal are deemed to be breaking the rules and FFP rules are strengthened. The consequences for PSG would be disastrous.

Tebas is taking a blow right now with the intention of pressuring UEFA to deliver a much bigger blow to PSG in the future.

 

[GetIn]

reddit is full of retards, nobody cares what a bunch of people who have never been to Spain think

I have literally never read an interesting post on r/Barca, it's all the same politically correct mainstream posts that you would expect from a Sky Sports reporter. What I like most about this place is the diversity of opinion.

 

[Barcaman]

UEFA isn't commenting on PSG though, they're commenting on Tebas because he's breaking the law. If you need proof that public sentiment has swung in the opposite direction, go check reddit. Tebas, La Liga, and Barcelona are being heavily criticized.

You should shut the fuck up about breaking the law when you are owned by Qatar mugs.

 

[Jair Ventura]

Because UEFA can't comment on PSG until this transfer goes through and they investigate it. Tebas is just making sure he puts pressure on UEFA to do it.

Public sentiment shifts tremendously on PSG if the financials of this deal are deemed to be breaking the rules and FFP rules are strengthened. The consequences for PSG would be disastrous.

Tebas is taking a blow right now with the intention of pressuring UEFA to deliver a much bigger blow to PSG in the future.

PSG accounts were going to be reviewed regardless of whether or not Tebas broke the law. All he's accomplished is delaying Barca's payment and turning public opinion against he and his league.

 

[Jair Ventura]

You should shut the fuck up about breaking the law when you are owned by Qatar mugs.

Regardless of how you feel about PSG, they aren't breaking the law.

 

[Barcaman]

Anyway. Props to Tebas for standing up but... Neymar has burnt the bridges and best thing now is for him to be gone. If La Liga doesn't accept the release, then we should milk Qatar mugs for 30-40 million more than 220 mil. and both sided will be happy.

 

[Barcaman]

PSG accounts were going to be reviewed regardless of whether or not Tebas broke the law. All he's accomplished is delaying Barca's payment and turning public opinion against he and his league.

What public opinion? You mean opinion in Qatar and Paris?

 

[George_Costanza]

Qatar's largest export is liquified natural gas.

Yes, that what I said earlier. Gas not Oil.

 

[jj_101]

https://www.theguardian.com/football/blog/2017/aug/02/neymar-psg-barcelona-lionel-messi

Great article here telling us what we already know, Neymar is leaving for money and because Messi overshadows him.

Neymar scored 20 goals in all competitions for Barcelona last year. It's not hard to overshadow that. Heck, his teammate Cavani outscored him 2:1.

 

[Devils]

PSG accounts were going to be reviewed regardless of whether or not Tebas broke the law. All he's accomplished is delaying Barca's payment and turning public opinion against he and his league.

You're club is going to have a huge amount of criticism from this transfer, people like Tebas who are throwing gasoline onto the fire is not going to help. Like it or not, he's a very powerful person who holds a high position.

This saga has been a disaster for UEFA as well, because it's shown just how poor their policies are and how much of a joke their FFP system is. They will be under big pressure as well.

 

[El Flaco]

Wenger from his press conference ahead of Community Shield in this weekend

On the Neymar deal

It’s a consequence of the ownerships. That has changed completely the whole landscape of football in the last 15 years.

Once a country owns a club anything is possible.

It becomes very difficult to respect financial fair play because you can have different ways or interests for a country to have such a big player to represent that country.

It can justify the investments that look unusual for the game.

That’s why I always did plead for football to live within it’s own resources.

We are not in a period anymore where you think if I invest that, I will get that back. We are beyond that.

It looks like inflation is accelerating. We cross the first time the £100m line last year and only one year later we crossed the £200m line.

When you think that Trevor Francis was the first guy for £1m and that looked unreasonable, that shows you how far we have gone and how big football has become.

It’s beyond calculation and rationality.

On whether it will have implications

It will have implications because of the consequences it will provoke.

Barcelona will want to buy a player and the team will say, my friends you have £220m in your pocket so what costs £50 will cost £100m for them.

http://www.football.london/arsenal-fc/news/arsenal-wenger-sanchez-ozil-chelsea-13427302