Neymar Jr.

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Givenchy

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ridiculous that less talented bums think flair players deserve a kick because they can only dream of playing at that level. its like when he did that rainbow flick vs Bilbao, i thought it was great, fuck all this respect bullshit.
 

Newcomer

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He's the most fouled, but he also dives the most. Harsh one for refs. Putting some extra effort into protecting Nemyar would be silly.

Have you seen the action ?
He didn't even try to dive or anything. The guy kicked him twice without a chance to get the ball.
Reputation or not, the job of a referee is to be fair and don't let his bias affect his officiating. If he is not able to do that, he shouldn't be a professional referee, period.
 

FCB1987

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ridiculous that less talented bums think flair players deserve a kick because they can only dream of playing at that level. its like when he did that rainbow flick vs Bilbao, i thought it was great, fuck all this respect bullshit.
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That same idiotic logic could excuse Ramos' kick on Messi at the end of the 5-0
 

FCB1987

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I was agreeing with you in that it's ridiculous when people excuse terrible fouls because a player was doing a few tricks or skills. I brought up the Ramos kick on Messi because everyone would condemn that, but people won't do the same when it happens to Neymar because they don't like him
 

Givenchy

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I was agreeing with you in that it's ridiculous when people excuse terrible fouls because a player was doing a few tricks or skills. I brought up the Ramos kick on Messi because everyone would condemn that, but people won't do the same when it happens to Neymar because they don't like him

oh okay i misunderstood sorry

agreed. Neymar may not be likeable but this kicking bs should be left in the stone age
 

DonAK

President of FC Barcelona
Neymar leaving Barcelona was like Kyrie Irving leaving the Cleveland Cavs because he didn't want to remain under LeBron's shadow and wanted to be "The Man".

Kyrie recently admitted he took a lot for granted. I wonder if Neymar will ever publicly admit that.
 

BBZ8800

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I was agreeing with you in that it's ridiculous when people excuse terrible fouls because a player was doing a few tricks or skills. I brought up the Ramos kick on Messi because everyone would condemn that, but people won't do the same when it happens to Neymar because they don't like him

Since I posted a first post about this, once again: Messi and Neymar played at Barca.
They both have awesome skills.
Messi is even better.

Yet, no one (or rare) guys are kicking Messi.
Yet, everyone is kicking Neymar.

So, my point was that they are NOT kicking him due to skills.
But because of a personal 1 vs 1 behavior/attitude/provoking.

Again, this video has very LITTLE with to do his footballing skills and shows WHY everyone is fighting with him.
For me, he is a tier 1 of the most annoying top footballers, and the most hated ones, together with Sergio Ramos, Pepe, Muller.
On the other hand, Ronaldinho was dribbling all the time.
Why the opponents didn't hate and kick him?
= because he had a likeable personality, he wasn't getting into fights and he was not disrespectful in any way.

On the other hand, then you have Neymar, fighting with 3 defenders, a ref, 1 fan and at least 1 teammate on almost every single match:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=DyjDMhluoPg
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ln1SK5D7qF0
 

Jair Ventura

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Neymar leaving Barcelona was like Kyrie Irving leaving the Cleveland Cavs because he didn't want to remain under LeBron's shadow and wanted to be "The Man".

Kyrie recently admitted he took a lot for granted. I wonder if Neymar will ever publicly admit that.

Kyrie Irving’s team is competing for a top seed in the playoffs while the Lakers aren’t in the playoffs at all. Terrible analogy.
 

DonAK

President of FC Barcelona
Kyrie Irving’s team is competing for a top seed in the playoffs while the Lakers aren’t in the playoffs at all. Terrible analogy.

No.

The analogy is that the Cavs without Kyrie Irving, eased through the Eastern Conference again last season. While Kyrie had to sit at home and watch. :)

Also if we're going to talk about the Boston Celtics then they went from being the best team in the East without Kyrie to having issues with Kyrie and being the 3rd best team there.

As for the Lakers, the Western Conference is significantly better and they were in the playoffs until LeBron got injured.

Yes another stupidity from DonAK ... Last days, he collects them.

Collects what? The only one who's been collecting Ls here is you since you joined this forum. There's a lot of material available to laugh at you so don't even bother.

Some people have even included it in their signatures, that's how bad of a laughing stock you are, Monsieur.
 
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Jair Ventura

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No.

The analogy is that the Cavs without Kyrie Irving, eased through the Eastern Conference again last season. While Kyrie had to sit at home and watch. :)

Also if we're going to talk about the Boston Celtics then they went from being the best team in the East without Kyrie to having issues with Kyrie and being the 3rd best team there.

As for the Lakers, the Western Conference is significantly better and they were in the playoffs until LeBron got injured.



Collects what? The only one who's been collecting Ls here is you since you joined this forum. There's a lot of material available to laugh at you so don't even bother.


The only championship LBJ won in Cleveland was sealed by Kyrie Irving's jump shot.

Also: Celtics > Lakers, healthy LBJ or no

Also: Spanish media has been trying to unsettle Neymar for the better part of two years. It hasn't worked. Instead, he's repaid that he's happy in Paris.


Again, poor analogy.
 

DonAK

President of FC Barcelona
No, it's a pretty good analogy.

Kyrie's career gone downhill ever since he left the Cavs, just like Neymar's.
 

Jair Ventura

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No, it's a pretty good analogy.

Kyrie's career gone downhill ever since he left the Cavs, just like Neymar's.

- It’s not a good analogy because you say so. Multiple people have already scoffed at it.

- No one thinks Kyrie Irving’s career has gone down hill since he moved to the Celtics, one of the NBA’s top franchises.

Your logical deductions need work, mate.
 

DonAK

President of FC Barcelona
The multiple people are you and the simpleton Lutece :shrug:

Obviously you two PSG fans would disagree.

So much for multiple people scoffing at my analogy eh? Multiple people here believe Ligue 1 is a farmer's league. I guess since multiple people have scoffed at your notion of Ligue 1 being at the level of the Bundesliga and Serie A, we, the multiple people are right.

;)

I'll agree to the multiple people scoffing at my analogy and say that my analogy is poor, if you agree to the statement that the Ligue 1 is a farmer's league, just like multiple people here have said.
 
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