Rake
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He hasn't managed more than 30 games in the last 6 seasons. The PL will probably take a further toll on him. Even Varane is like a terminator in comparison.
I would too, maybe I am biased as a Brazilian, but Neymar is quality and would be amazing in a team that's not a Circus like PSG. He's still talented as fck.If what people say is true and that he's actually not a circus or lazy on the pitch, I would take him on a loan in a heartbeat as he is still one of the best around, and would be a Casemiro like signing. I don't think we would be relying on him to be our main man so his springtime holiday wouldn't be a huge problem. However, if he is either a circus or a lazy player then hope we stay well clear as we have finally gotten rid of the circus (Pogba) and the lazy forward (Ronaldo), it would be the kind of mistake we would have been making in the Woodward era.
I would too, maybe I am biased as a Brazilian, but Neymar is quality and would be amazing in a team that's not a Circus like PSG. He's still talented as fck.
MLS or Saudi beckons by the looks of it
Surprised at this age but I suppose he's probably priced himself out of a move elsewhere in Europe
He kinda brings the circus thoughI would too, maybe I am biased as a Brazilian, but Neymar is quality and would be amazing in a team that's not a Circus like PSG. He's still talented as fck.
We’ve got that already with AntonyHe kinda brings the circus though
Saudi’s perfect for the true, purist mercenaries. All the money but without the scrutiny and grief of PSG. Plus you’re not having to play against those bloody french players that actually try, now it’s just other mercenaries
He’s a shameless mercenary though (which was my point). If he fecks off to Saudi when he’s still got a couple of years at the absolute top of European football then it’ll only confirm this.He glides past those French tryers with ease and puts up the performances and the numbers, problem is the injuries.
PSG once had the most formidable front 3 in Europe in messi, mbappe and Neymar. And now they’re looking like a mid table French team.
Did they? Feel like you’ve just looked at the names and not watched how unbalanced they were. Galáctico transfer tactics always fail for a reason.PSG once had the most formidable front 3 in Europe in messi, mbappe and Neymar. And now they’re looking like a mid table French team.
This is one take on it for sure, but there is slight exaggeration on wasted his whole prime. Neymar is a top player there is no doubt in it. There are things that you have to take into account. One is Neymar World cup exploits, injury leading up or and during 2014/18/ and 22 hamstringed him from delivering the legacy. We are always, but player X is way better. That is not to discount Ronaldinho being a outrageously talented world class Player.Absolutely tossed away his whole career after just 4 years at Barcelona. Did nothing of note after that. Wasted his whole prime at that joke of a club in Paris. His entire legacy in club football is those 4 years at Barca where he was truly elite in the last 2-3yrs. Earned a feck tonnes of money sure but way to destroy or not fulfill his footballing talents. That’s why I just can’t put him above Ronaldinho, Dinho’s career was also short but he made sure he destroyed everyone in his path in that prime and won everything.
Thing is he joined PSG to win Ballon D'or and be on the very top of the top, not to be a top player and have a very good career, he could have been that in Barcelona also.This is one take on it for sure, but there is slight exaggeration on wasted his whole prime. Neymar is a top player there is no doubt in it. There are things that you have to take into account. One is Neymar World cup exploits, injury leading up or and during 2014/18/ and 22 hamstringed him from delivering the legacy. We are always, but player X is way better. That is not to discount Ronaldinho being a outrageously talented world class Player.
Ye it’s still formidable on paper. I never said about how they performed or tactics etc. surely it’s down to the manager aswell to get the tactics right and the best out of the team.Did they? Feel like you’ve just looked at the names and not watched how unbalanced they were. Galáctico transfer tactics always fail for a reason.
Cristiano is a dick. No one likes him. Oh…. I see your point!It's the same for Neymar to be honest. I'm sure he'll be revered after he's retired. Has Ronaldinho's flair and near-Messi production combined with Ronaldo's likeability. He's a greater footballer than Ronaldinho though in my opinion though (and Ronaldinho's probably one of my favourite players to have watched ever).
Is it? It’s old Messi, Mbappe and Neymar. I think you’d look forward to facing them if you’re a good team because offensively you’ll get so much time and space. It’s not like they set loads of goal scoring records together either.Ye it’s still formidable on paper. I never said about how they performed or tactics etc. surely it’s down to the manager aswell to get the tactics right and the best out of the team.
It's okay to have any opinion you like, he was a brilliant player.
Saying that he was "easily" better than 2015 Neymar with 39 goals and 15 assists who was beautifully silky, beating players for fun, gorgeous skills, offering far more without the ball and scoring 10 goals in 12 champions league games including the final?
That's just a bit of an absurd opinion.
Is it? It’s old Messi, Mbappe and Neymar. I think you’d look forward to facing them if you’re a good team because offensively you’ll get so much time and space. It’s not like they set loads of goal scoring records together either.
PSG once had the most formidable front 3 in Europe in messi, mbappe and Neymar. And now they’re looking like a mid table French team.
Most teams would still want it as a front 3 though. If you’ve got a solid midfield and defence then you know with them 3 you’re gonna score plenty.That was never the most formidable front 3. It never played out like that on the field.
Most teams would still want it as a front 3 though. If you’ve got a solid midfield and defence then you know with them 3 you’re gonna score plenty.
He’s always been that type of person though. I don’t think he’s an ambition person. I think he’s greedy and all about the money.Neymar going to Saudi Arabia ushers in a whole new era. It’s also sad; he’s checked out of football… literally and figuratively.
Neymar going to Saudi Arabia ushers in a whole new era. It’s also sad; he’s checked out of football… literally and figuratively.
Barcas front three worked though because Suarez is a grafter and Neymar was really good off the ball there (he he also been at PSG for the most part it’s worth saying) so they really only carried Messi and he obviously more than made up for it with his offensive output.Counter-example : PSG last two seasons. The midfield and perhaps defence roster was not on that level, and the strategy post-Neybappé was to build them on the cheap but you know not exactly French midtable level either.
If Hernandez can stay somewhat fit and with Skriniar & Ugarte, the team should be more even up and down the pitch.
Only modern team to make it work was peak Barca, I think ?
Neymar going to Saudi Arabia ushers in a whole new era. It’s also sad; he’s checked out of football… literally and figuratively.
What do you mean mate?
You have a final to play.
Left wing position needs one player.
2015 Neymar or 2006 Dinho.
Who do you pick? Neymar for you??
I think that's an absurd decision
Why is that sad?In 5 years (or less), top players will probably be going to Saudi-Arabia in their mid-twenties. Just sad.
Why is that sad?
But it’s positive that European teams are becoming reluctant to crazy unsustainable salaries.Neymar is rumoured to get 100m euro per year contract offer from the Saudi - it simply doesn’t make sense for European clubs, regardless of the level of the playerWe thought the sun would never set on the Euro football empire.
That was never the most formidable front 3. It never played out like that on the field.
MLS or Saudi beckons by the looks of it
Surprised at this age but I suppose he's probably priced himself out of a move elsewhere in Europe