Thiago Translantara

[DonAK]

Ah well...........

We have Song.

 

[barca1899]

Thiago will fail they said

He's mediocre they said

 

[xavi_the_Boss]

Ah well...........

We have Song.

Yeah Song has more Swag then Thiago.

 

[Zebulun]

[video]http://www.101greatgoals.com/gvideos/thiago-alcantara-bayern-munich-stunning-93rd-minute-scissor-kick-winner-v-stuttgart-vine/[/video] they said sergi roberto is better :tata1:

 

[BarcaGirl]

I still don't want him back

 

[jamrock]

the same people who said he was mediocre or the same ones who said bartra was as well.
for this single reason alone i have a serious dislike of tito until the day I die

 

[Cule4life]

I still don't want him back

Dont worry you are not gonna get him

 

[AfricanBavarian]

Pure magic!

 

[ThwiX]

We need him just as much as we needed Neymar, if not more. Would pay 40-60M to get him back.

 

[DinhoR10]

We need him just as much as we needed Neymar, if not more. Would pay 40-60M to get him back.

I give it 2 years for us to bid 40 or 50M for him.

Edit: Actually that depends on Rafinha.

 

[DonAndres]

129 touches, 90% passing accuracy, 10 dribbles, 2 tackles, an assist, and a 93rd minute scissor kick winner. He was dubbed "one of the most overrated players to come out of la masia" and losing him was "good riddance".

His talent has been apparent for a long time, and now under Pep he has been nothing short of fantastic in a majority of the games he's played. I was surprised to see how much playing time he's been getting and how much of a contributor he is to Bayern's play when a lot of people (even me) thought that he'd struggle to break into the side.

 

[Ryu Hayabusa]

I give it 2 years for us to bid 40 or 50M for him.

Edit: Actually that depends on Rafinha.

And then Hoeneß will smirk and say "thank you, but no thank you".

 

[JamDav1982]

129 touches, 90% passing accuracy, 10 dribbles, 2 tackles, an assist, and a 93rd minute scissor kick winner. He was dubbed "one of the most overrated players to come out of la masia" and losing him was "good riddance".

His talent has been apparent for a long time, and now under Pep he has been nothing short of fantastic in a majority of the games he's played. I was surprised to see how much playing time he's been getting and how much of a contributor he is to Bayern's play when a lot of people (even me) thought that he'd struggle to break into the side.

Haha who on earth called him the most over rated player to come out of La Masia? Don't remember that at all.

He is showing that he is not a Xavi type player and is better given the freedom to go forward.

 

[aaron101]

Tito was just too dumb not to see Thiago's talent. He destroyed the La Masia youngsters last season. (Montoya, Bartra, Thiago)

 

[Flavia]

129 touches, 90% passing accuracy, 10 dribbles, 2 tackles, an assist, and a 93rd minute scissor kick winner. He was dubbed "one of the most overrated players to come out of la masia" and losing him was "good riddance".

His talent has been apparent for a long time, and now under Pep he has been nothing short of fantastic in a majority of the games he's played. I was surprised to see how much playing time he's been getting and how much of a contributor he is to Bayern's play when a lot of people (even me) thought that he'd struggle to break into the side.

While we have Song

Tito wasn't a good coach. It's enough to look at Bartra, Pedro and Alexis, and how they transformed this season, with Tata. Same goes to Thiago... Bad, horrible, terrible management.