Neymar Jr.

[FinBarcelonafan]

Basically his career peaked back when he was still a good finisher.

Yes, that wing role fit him perfectly, but he needed more the ball for ego.

 

[DAMNit]

Neymar vs Argentina:
84 Touches (most)
34 Accurate passes (82.9%)
9 Dribbles (most)
4 Key passes (most)
1 Cross
16 Duels won (most)
5 Times fouled (most)

 

[mc_lovin]

He's a clown, but when he's motivated he's incredible. Still rather happy we don't have to deal with him anymore (and especially his twilight years).

 

[aragorn]

Never seen a bigger waste of talent than this guy.

Unreal how he fell from grace after 2017.

That will always be Ronnie! Irony is, he calls Neymar his heir

 

[Gnidrologist]

That dribble at the end was class, also how hard it actually is to bring him down when he fights back. Immense.

Yeah, i saw that dribble in the highlights and thought "dude, if you'd done it all your career you'd actually be b'dor winner at least once".
Anyhow, another brazilian magician bites the dust too early. Thanks for all the fish.

 

[Jadentheman]

Yeah, i saw that dribble in the highlights and thought "dude, if you'd done it all your career you'd actually be b'dor winner at least once".
Anyhow, another brazilian magician bites the dust too early. Thanks for all the fish.

No he didn?t. His most entertaining seasons were with Barcelona. And it also when he won everything. I am fortunate to witness that.

That will always be Ronnie! Irony is, he calls Neymar his heir

This is the only player that upset me. Imagine if he lasted at Barcelona till at least 2010. To see what he would have done with Messi.

 

[Gnidrologist]

Didn't what?

 

[Jadentheman]

He didn’t bite the dust early. He peaked at the right time, with FC Barcelona. Sucks to be a Neymar fan when he plays for PSG.

The only mistake was leaving Barcelona for $$$

 

[Gnidrologist]

Just like with Ronaldinho, his peak was way too short for his abilities and he deteriorated rapidly due to bad decisions and personality.

 

[Laplacian]

His career peak was with Barcelona, he is still very much in his physical prime. By the time Ronaldinho was 28 he could barely run as he was showing up overweight to official matches. By the time Ronaldinho was 29, he had to leave Europe as he was no longer good enough for top flight football there. Neymar is still very much one of the best forwards in all of Europe.

The situations between Neymar and Ronaldinho are not at all analogous. Fucking nonsense.

 

[FinBarcelonafan]

His career peak was with Barcelona, he is still very much in his physical prime. By the time Ronaldinho was 28 he could barely run as he was showing up overweight to official matches. By the time Ronaldinho was 29, he had to leave Europe as he was no longer good enough for top flight football there. Neymar is still very much one of the best forwards in all of Europe.

The situations between Neymar and Ronaldinho are not at all analogous. Fucking nonsense.

True. Neymar is still top shape and who knows how good without the injuries.

 

[Horatio]

True. Neymar is still top shape and who knows how good without the injuries.

How good of shape is he really in though? He has become more injury prone. This could be because of bad nutrition. If so, his body is not in top shape.

 

[HanDW]

2022 is a legacy year for him, no excuses in UCL with the superteam PSG is building and has to redeem himself with Brazil in the WC.

 

[KingLeo10]

If Messi goes to PSG and only then they win CL, Ney will have been turned into a full blown cuck.

Of course, slim chances of that happening.

 

[Laplacian]

2022 is a legacy year for him, no excuses in UCL with the superteam PSG is building and has to redeem himself with Brazil in the WC.

Huh?

They've had a super team since 2017. Nothing has changed, other than it's more of a superteam now than it was then.