Fsssss, this is how it's done. In a World Cup against a Brazilian:
Neymar Da Silva
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haha, carlos didnt like that 1 bit!
Was wondering what all the traffic in here was about, yay another superstar for Barca. I am chuffed for them and will soundly sleep tonight knowing that they are getting stronger and stronger cheers.
Great video, this guy is brilliant, would love to see him at United.
I bet as a kid he was influenced by Christiano Ronaldo
I bet as a kid he was influenced by Christiano Ronaldo
Jesus christ, that youtube vid was ridiculous. A front three of Sanchez-Messi-Neymar excites me, and I'm not even a Barcelona fan.
His explosiveness once he gets past players is fecking amazing.
Yep, for all his creativity, flair and imagination, his acceleration is almost unnatural. He just explodes past players.
Part of the reason he looks like he is accelerating so fast is that his fantastic footwork and body feints leave defenders off balance as he accelerates away, that and the fact he is a fast fecker.
Spot on. Hope he doesn't stagnate if he stays in Brazil for a few more years.
Pleaseeeeeee let us take our profit from ronaldo sale just buy this kid, i think we potentially witnessing messi sucessor!!!! Even if we only keep him for 4-5 yrs we'd all get to witness the emergence of a great!
He did nothing in that game against Barca
I think he is ready to leave Brazil and move to Europe.
Why do we never get close to getting these sort of talents? It seems like we are never a serious player when it comes to the sought after talent out of South America.
Why are people one about a Messi successor. In this thread and the Lucas one. Messi is 24 ffs. He'll probably retire the same time as these two youngsters.
Money, location and name recognition of our club.
We cannot offer the money Spain and Italy do with all the tax involved and the transfer fee is also too high. The weather is better there as well. Plus language is another problem. If they go to Spain, they don't have to worry about that. Real have a better name than us. Barca, in that regard, are starting to catch up to Madrid with the players they have and the trophies they are winning year after year.
feck. Me
I think our club is famous worldwide mate.
Break the fecking bank.
A Shawcross special would sort this fecker out
It's like watching Ronaldo in 2003.
Pay £60m for him now, win the fecking lot with him and sell him to Real Madrid for £200m+ in 6 years time.
It is that simple.
Pay £60m for him now, win the fecking lot with him and sell him to Real Madrid for £200m+ in 6 years time.
It is that simple.
If only it was...
He would want huge wages and i dont know if that is something we would pay, but if the oppertunity came up he would surely be worth it.
The kid is destined too be a top top player, but i just cant see us battling for that sort of market anymore.
You just know that city would pay through the sky if they could. We could never reach that limit which is a shame
Except for the fact that Barcelona already have a first option on him. Very nice to see a Brazilian in their league rather than leaving it early and stalling their potential.
The Brazilian league is notorious for targetting the opposition team's best players with systematic fouling, much more so than it is in England. And there's been some brutal tackles.
They do? fecking hell. All the little talents at la Masia and neymar. It's just silly.
What a douche!!!
fecking Hell!!!!
This guy could be unbelievable.
Thank god people like you dont run football is all i can say
He was clearly joking.
His feet are so quick. He'll skin defenders in any league with his pace.
I wonder how much show-boating he could get away with in Europe before someone decides to break his legs. Ronaldo had a couple of nasty tackles aimed at him with the goal of destroying his legs.
I wonder how much show-boating he could get away with in Europe before someone decides to break his legs. Ronaldo had a couple of nasty tackles aimed at him with the goal of destroying his legs.
Thank you. Jaysus
He seems bloody skillful, not seen many better for a while in that aspect. Seems too selfish and there are a lot of similarities to Robinho but this guy has more tricks up his sleeve. He could become an absolute great or just join the club of the washed up brazilians in a few years.
Which would be even better for imports if the club were located in Spain.
Rain or sun.
Snow or sun.
Cloudy skies or sun.
Crap food or sun.
I never said we weren't. I just said Madrid and Barca have a better name and South Americans prefer those locations over England.
That's very impressionistic though. In the seventies and eighties nobody talked about Real Madrid, despite the history.
The aura they have now is of recent origin. They've manipulated their image well, and managed to turn those almost forgotten former glories into present lustre.
Nobody talked about them because we didnt have SKy tv and the internet and most of Britain etc never got to see them. A big chunk of the rest of Europe knew about them though. Their Aura started when they helped create the European Cup. Well before we won our first European cup Real Madrid were a team everyone feared. Not sure why you think what you do, my guess is you are under 40 years old.
Also a lot of the Sth American players have preferred Spain because of climate and language and the similarities there to their own culture. Before Ardiles and his buddy came to Spurs we had very very few south americans playing in Britain.
Also a lot of the Sth American players have preferred Spain because of climate and language and the similarities there to their own culture. Before Ardiles and his buddy came to Spurs we had very very few south americans playing in Britain.
I wasn't denying the club's status in the 50's and 60's. But i specifiallly mentioned the decades of the 70's and 80's, when teams like Liverpool, Ajax and Milan were dominant.
My point being that there's nothing inevitable about the place they hold in the world game at the moment - it's not an unalterable birthright of their illustrious history. If they run into debt trouble, or lose significant revenue in a new Spanish TV deal, or slip on any other football banana skin, their irresistible lure for young players from South America, or anywhere else, can easily evaporate.
I don't know if you have heard, but Spain aint anything like England. You know there is this thing called corruption that is going around and politicians are involved heavily with Real. That is not going to change anytime soon and so their name will not be affected anytime soon either.
