Neymar Jr. - v5

Sorin

Well-known member
What a cretin.

People who just like to spin any action in favor of Neymar can fuck off to PSG too.
 

dakt

Active member
I can only imagine how Valverde feels now. Fucked up when you can't place any authority in order not to "scare away" a player or hurt his emotions.
Oh man when I see gentleman, a grown man like Xavi, Puyol and Iniesta I can express nothing but respect. For Neymar though, this club is nothing but a platform for his fame and samba. Nothing else.
 

Asylum15

Senior Member
My thoughts:

1. Nobody is ever bigger than the club.
2. Neymar frankly hasn't hit the level we expected at 25. One injury (he's not had many) and his sale will suddenly feel alot better.
3. The money quoted for him will give us the ability to invest not only in new players of a very high level, but into La Masia.
4. He's like an extremely hot girl you make your girlfriend, and then 6-12 months down the line you realise she's got more baggage than Heathrow Airport, and the intelligent thing to do is to let go because with time you'll realise how wise the decision was, even if it's hard to do at the time.
5. He'll be like this for the rest of his life, and will undoubtedly regret this situation he's caused.
6. Fighting with a team-mate is one thing, but storming out of training is just pure ignorance/it's all about me.
7. Sell.
8. Move on.
 

ManusXavi

New member
Neymar is a bitch plain and simple. Why did he pick on the newest player who is in all likelihood a bit intimidated by his teammates? If Semedo wanted he could knock the brat out in two or three seconds but he chooses not to since he is new at the club. I want to see what would happen if this cunt tried doing this to Messi, Suarez, Busi or Iniesta. Picking on the weak like a typical bully.
Neymar didn't pick on him. It was a playful headlock by Semedo and Neymar snapped. Semedo backs off. It's probably all it took for Neymar to snap.
 
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Ghostmaster

Danger Ahead
I really don't see a big difference between fighting your teammates and boycotting trainings/games. Both is unprofessionable and unacceptable behaviour for players that are paid millions to do their job.

Of course there is a difference, I don't remember anyone forcing their way out while fighting with their teammates. Anyway, this is not Neymar forcing his way out, this whole situation got to him, he is clearly leaving and he can't deal with all the negative media and that's why he snapped.
 
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-_- RandomUser -_-

Active member
Some of you guys have never played football apparently. These "fights" are completely normal in training and if anything it means that the players are dedicated and passionate about what they 're doing, which is good.
Later they will be laughing at each other.
Too much drama in this thread ffs
 

Devils

Senior Member
Some of you guys have never played football apparently. These "fights" are completely normal in training and if anything it means that the players are dedicated and passionate about what they 're doing, which is good.
Later they will be laughing at each other.
Too much drama in this thread ffs

Neymar is lashing out a guy who just joined up with the squad a week or so ago.

It's really the shittiest thing you can do to someone new at your club. Even if Semedo made a mistake in training, he's learning and everyone who has any amount of brain capacity, unlike Neymar, understand that.

I've played on many football teams, we've never had people who treat new players in such a way because there really isn't a worse way to make a new guy feel unwelcome than to lash out at him in such a classless way. Especially when it comes from a star player in the team.

Neymar is a piece of shit.
 
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