The 2 of them seem to be developing a bit of a bromanceMessi is the best passer in the game.
And Neymar has been great of late.
Suarez definitely looks like the odd man out these days (not talking about today).The 2 of them seem to be developing a bit of a bromance
Yeah, it's a tough one to call but Neymar's currently settled in "better" then Bale during their 2nd seasons. But Neymar probably has a higher ceiling. It's odd though. One could almost turn it into a "mini CR v Messi" debate, if you like . Bale's game being much more about power, physique and pace.Suarez definitely looks like the odd man out these days (not talking about today).
Neymar can be a bit unintelligent and selfish on the ball but purely as an attacker he's very very good. I see a lot of similarities in him and bale in that both in the end produce the goods but perhaps have a lot of refinement required to proper greatness. Neymar the more likely I reckon.
Suarez definitely looks like the odd man out these days (not talking about today).
Neymar can be a bit unintelligent and selfish on the ball but purely as an attacker he's very very good. I see a lot of similarities in him and bale in that both in the end produce the goods but perhaps have a lot of refinement required to proper greatness. Neymar the more likely I reckon.
Neymar is probably the only player (apart from Xavi/Iniesta from a few years ago) to have all, talent, confidence, hype, personality and age on his side to actually shine beside Messi in the same team. Villa didn't have the same effect, neither Ibra and Sanchez. And Suarez will fail in this regard as well.
Anyway a a huge Neymar fan, very happy to see he continues to impress and improve. Once Ronaldo/Messi decline I don't think there will be anyone who could come really close to Neymar, neither in footballing terms nor marketabity/superstar ability
To be fair the scoreline really did flatter them. Their midfield offered nothing until they went a goal up. They're very top heavy for me.What happened to the Barca meltdown? 23-1 goals in the last 2 games including 2 victories against Atletico. City will be in massive trouble. Messi and Neymar are in superb form, Suarez isn't in form but he is Suarez, Iniesta and Alves are showing signs of improvement and the general organization and pressing of the team is as good as I haven't seen since the Guardiola days.
Looks like Enrique's Barca is going to do what his Celta did and improve massively in the 2nd half of the season. His Celta side was 19 points (15th place in the table) + 23:31 goal difference in the first half of the season and 30 points (6th place) + 26:23 goal difference in the second half of the season.
To be fair the scoreline really did flatter them. Their midfield offered nothing until they went a goal up. They're very top heavy for me.
Neymar is probably the only player (apart from Xavi/Iniesta from a few years ago) to have all, talent, confidence, hype, personality and age on his side to actually shine beside Messi in the same team. Villa didn't have the same effect, neither Ibra and Sanchez. And Suarez will fail in this regard as well.
Anyway a a huge Neymar fan, very happy to see he continues to impress and improve. Once Ronaldo/Messi decline I don't think there will be anyone who could come really close to Neymar, neither in footballing terms nor marketabity/superstar ability
I want Manucho to score. I can't help it. I want to see him score that goal he never managed to score for us.
To be fair the scoreline really did flatter them. Their midfield offered nothing until they went a goal up. They're very top heavy for me.
He was good, but considering he was at his prime, his incredible record with Valencia and Spain, and considering he joined them after just having win Spain the world cup, I have no doubt he would have been much better and could have had more goals if he had joined RM or even us (and he could have, all Europe wanted him).That's unfair. Villa was fantastic for them in the 10-11 season, especially considering he was played as a winger when he'd been a striker his entire career.
To be fair the scoreline really did flatter them. Their midfield offered nothing until they went a goal up. They're very top heavy for me.
He was good, but considering he was at his prime, his incredible record with Valencia and Spain, and considering he joined them after just having win Spain the world cup, I have no doubt he would have been much better and could have had more goals if he had joined RM or even us (and he could have, all Europe wanted him).