soul24rage
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Tata should have won the title if it wasn't the refs mistake in thinking messi's goal was an offside vs ATM at home.
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Tata should have won the title if it wasn't the refs mistake in thinking messi's goal was an offside vs ATM at home.
serghei
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If every coach is good enough for La Liga:
How come that in 48 Months of Neymar here:
1. we lost La Liga in the first 12 Months (Tata) to Atletico
2. we were shit for the next 6 Months under Lucho with horrible play and a horrible results, he was one match away from getting fired
3. we were good for the last 6 Months in 2014/15
4. we were awesome for the first 6 Months in 2015/16
5. we almost lost La Liga and 10 points advantage in the last 6 Months of 2016
6. we were a total shit in 2016/17
Now, if every coach is good enough for La Liga...
Since this is Neymar's topic, how come that out of 48 Neymar's months here:
1. we were the best in terms of points ONLY in 12 Months out of those 48 Months?
2. in 36 other Months we were behind Atletico or RM
If winning La Liga is a piece of cake:
1. how come that EV managed that
2. and Tata and Lucho didn't manage it?
3. also, how come that we were shit in 36 Months of 48 Months of Neymar here
The funniest twist in the world would be: if EV is fired and if a new coach loses La Liga in his first season
I am dying to read alibies and explanations as if why that happened.
1. Tata didn't even have a full preseason. He was named on short notice after Tito's cancer came back. The team was in transition when he came, after 6 months where they didn't have a manager, being prepped by Roura. First season of Neymar. And the huge problem of having Pinto in goal in the most important part of the season. And Messi had probably his worst individual season since like forever. And his main rivals in Spain, those versions of Atletico and Real Madrid played the CL final that year. And, in spite all of these factors being against him, Tata Martino ALMOST won the league. Heck, with VAR, if that Messi goal in the 2nd half was not disallowed for nothing, he would've probably won it. So, bad example. REALLY BAD EXAMPLE. So bad, it makes my case even more. We brought a rookie manager in Europe, and with all the bad luck in the world (I mean, keeper having ACL injury, what the actual fuck), almost ended up a double winner like Valverde, against much much stronger opposition.
2-6. What? With Lucho we won 2 titles and lost the third one in the last match day vs the best Madrid I've ever seen (2017-18), miles better than whatever Madrid Valverde faced after that.
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serghei
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Yea, as I said, taking a rookie in Europe like Tata that close to a domestic double. with the huge amount of bad luck we had that year, is even more of an argument that winning domestically with this super-team ain't that much of a managerial feat.
This thread should be closed down till 3rd Sept.,too much BS.
Pedro
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Jadentheman
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Ney is desperate for an exit. Man PSG and Dembele need to get with the program, time for almost gone!
Vilarrubi
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Imo they look more stupid keeping him over selling him when it's so obvious Neymar doesn't want to be there.
snowy
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Are you Krayyyze? Sarri has got Pep as a fanboy. Valv is neither fit to hold Sarri's playbook or Tuchel's Frühstück trayyyyy
CRY vs AVL 2nd half under way xD gogo SuperZaha go
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