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I love this man.
People kept making fun of him, and now he won us 3 points.
I'm sure you were excited when we paid 40 millions to a Chinese club.
I love this man.
People kept making fun of him, and now he won us 3 points.
And thank you again!
About time this team gets more pace and muscle, I am tired of seeing slow, lethargic game play focusing on trickery and players falling down at the gentle touch of defenders.
Paulinho must have been under a ton of pressure with the 40m from China label on him. Very happy for him. Wish he was a couple of years younger but keep fighting, Paulinho.
No. I was excited after we signed him, because he became a Barca player, and thus, deserved our support.
Will be 2017-2018th Mathieu.
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PaulinGOD is a better striker than Suárez atm.
Another shit Rakitic performance, and a good one from Paulinho is convincing me again that he should get the chance as a starter over Raki against Eibar. He's different, let's see what that brings as this team simply can't keep going with more of the same.
I think the reactions here are jumping the gun quite a bit though. People are acting as if this proves that the team was taken in the right direction with transfers, that Paulinho's "pace and strength" was the crucial key we needed to win games? Lol, I think having a good starting quality technical midfielder in place of Rakitic would've been as good or better to give us victory than pace+strength. It happened to win us this game, but that doesn't mean it's the only way we could've won this game or that it's the key to us winning. RM will be laughing their way to more and more titles with transfers like Isco/Kroos/etc. while Barca fans sit here crying gratefully for the pace+strength of Paulinho. This is not validation, even retrospectively.