clarkydaz
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had my hand over my mouth a good 30 seconds for that 2nd goal
had my hand over my mouth a good 30 seconds for that 2nd goal
I think that he could beat his 73 goals he scored in 11/12 if Barcelona win the Champions League have the extra games they get from that.
How many games have they got left? 8?
He'd have to get another 20 right?
That's just about enough games for him to get 20 goals.How many games have they got left? 8?
He'd have to get another 20 right?
Sorry, I meant next season with the Club Word Cup, preseason Cups etc.
That's just about enough games for him to get 20 goals.
I meant 7, but I think they actually have only 5.
Not too shabby a game:
vs. Bayern:
Not too shabby a game:
vs. Bayern:
you better rack up these champions leagues while you still canIts quite unfair that we have a player like him.
Bayern didn't play well at all. The match should've been over long time before messi decided to take matters into his own hands.Felt like a Bruce Lee movie tonight, watching Bayern play so well for... 70+ minutes, but all eyes on Messi, just waiting for him to explode into life.
Bayern didn't play well at all. The match should've been over long time before messi decided to take matters into his own hands.
I don't care about whether he is the best now, the best there has ever been or the best there ever will be. Taking the time to compare Messi to other players can only reduce the time spent watching him play. Every second would be a waste.
"There is no defence that can stop Messi. It is impossible," Guardiola said during his press conference on Tuesday. "How he is playing at the moment, you cannot stop him. Defending with nine in your area or 11 pressing high. You can't always be at your best physically during your career, there are ups and downs, but the way he has played the last four or five months there is no way to stop him. He is too good." Thirty-six hours later, we had the proof. Messi's second goal was stupendously good. At his best, he cannot be stopped.
My favourite thing about Messi (and it's a long list) is that nothing is unnecessary. For a player with such incredible skill there is actually very little flamboyance. Every touch is for a reason, no moment wasted. His fantastic football brain maps his route to goal; his phenomenal talent takes him there in the most efficient number of actions. What looks sexy is actually unerringly economical.
Watch Messi's second goal again, from the moment he takes on Jerome Boateng. An international defender is made the star of a million Vines. The greatest goalkeeper in the world is left stranded and helpless. Four touches.
Four touches. One to set the trap, to give Boateng the sniff. One to commit the defender to making the grave mistake; the trap snaps shut. One more to send Boateng spinning and tumbling to the floor. One final touch to dink the ball over Neuer, with his wrong foot. Never once did Messi move out of stride.
Messi is not a magician, because nothing he does is magic. It's just the same football as you're used to, but done to perfection.
i dont understand all the fuzz about messi's game today, two goals and an assist? that's a messi's regular day at the office
i was being facetiousAgainst Bayern/Neuer in the CL semis?
i was being facetious
(whatever "facetious" means)
i was joking
Lol i guess i should've known, hopefully we win the Copa America this summer to further improve his GOAT argument.
i havent seen pele, distefano or cruyff, i've seena lot of maradona, and IMO messi surpased him long time ago
He's playing an entirely different sport than any other player.
Simply outrageous talent.
Pretty much!I was trawling through Twitter to see what athletes were saying all singing huge praise for him I think this image sums it up though.