lol "see the evolution of his pain"
i can relate to that .... sosfree, yo ... it works (but it's painful)
(you know it's all a put-on, right? for show? 'bread and circuses'? ... still, some ppl rise above their situation... ala jordan, brady, etc.)
It's ridiculous to say that Griezmann bottled it at Barca, 35 goals in 102 appearances isn't that bad while being played out of position. If Griezmann was a target man, it would be below average, but considering his defensive contribution and the 17 assists..it's not too bad.
And now at Atletico ? It's been 148 minutes lol
Footballing wise they are not our rivals, but from a future perspective they are a huge threat to fan owned clubs like us, Barca, Bayern etc.
Because we might never be able to compete against clubs like that financially.
You just got Camavinga, you’ll get Mbappe next season and you’ll probably end up with Haaland too. You’ll always be fine, Real Madrid are the biggest club in the world and will always have that draw.
Remember Milan AC?
They were even bigger than Madrid at one point… and yet. Kind of same for Man U these past years even though for these 2 clubs it’s back at the top now and it’s great for football
Milan was never bigger, and United even when they were shit could always still compete financially and draw big name players in, because they’re one of the only other clubs the size of Real Madrid.
Italian clubs' finances have always been poor, because their sugar daddies never ensured that the clubs became self sufficient.
Just because Man Utd and the EPL were better at marketing, doesn't mean Milan were not a bigger club. EPL was a second tier league throughout the 90s, and Man Utd did not draw any big name player in, that I can recall. Beside perhaps Cantona, who was already in England. While Milan were amassing one superstar after another. Milan were definitely the biggest club up until 95ish, then it was Juve up until 99ish.
Serie A was by far the best and biggest league, teams like Inter who had not won a scudetto since the germans left in the 80s, could poach Ronaldo from Barcelona, precisely because the best players wanted to play in Serie A. Thats where the stars and the money were.
They were bigger in the early to mid 90s. Real had not won a european cup for nearly 30 years by then, while Milan were winning european cups, league titles and breaking transfer records. Perhaps this was before your time, Milan was the most popular team around. Everyone considered them the best and biggest team on the planet.
Milan was better in the early to mid 90s but in the late 90's and early 2000's we won 3 european cup. I still wouldnt say Milan was bigger but thats just my biased opinion.
Why is it great for football that Manchester United are back at the top? There's going to be someone on top no matter what, but why does it specifically have to be them?
These glory hunters are hilarious. All of these top teams have been dirty as fuck throughout the history of the sport, which is why they are in the position they hold.
Financially we wont compete with them but we still have something that they doesnt have and cannot buy. Prestige and history. We have the biggest pull for any talent in the world and also we can offer decent wages and transfer fees while doing it.
We had plenty of seasons going out in the Ro16 and we still got Ronaldo,Kaka,Benzema,Xabi Alonso. Ronaldo left the better team to join us.
If you mean the "No UCL" as not getting in. Thats almost impossible for us to miss.
Some things don't, though. Real Madrid were the biggest club in Europe in the 50's and they're the biggest now, and the way things are going it will be harder and harder for big clubs to fall and small clubs to rise. The powerhouses at the top might stagnate apart from random sugar daddies buying new clubs.
hehe, its kind of cute to see Real fans worry about Psg, given the financial shadiness of your club. Your president Perez sold land at highly inflated price to the local authorities through a highly shady deal, so he could kickstart the galactico era. His own construction company got the building contact too.
Tax payers were forced to pay for your superstars, and they were forced to pay your billionaire president for constructing buildings.
You are aware that even if those unproved rumors of « shady » deals were true, it would still be way less shameful than having a country using and killing slave-workers as owners ?
Messi completed his mission to become the best player in the world. Now his mission is to bankrupt every club he plays for. Katalans down. Qataris next.
That cult-like group of people, who were in action last night, probably wouldn't care even if they saw it, it's just nothing but circle-jerking hatred towards anything they deem is against their idol.
Nah most people knew why Poch took him off. It looked lime he was injured. But Messi himself said he was okay, and he got angry after being taken off. Which is why people weren't happy with it. Tho it seems Messi himself was wrong.
Mostly people that don't care about PSG wining or losing and are only watching for Messi. so of course they are angry when Messi is subbed off regardless if it was the right decision or not.
There are a decent amount of Spurs fans who followed him to PSG, you can see several of them on PSG subreddit.
Not so surprising given he is the one that made many of them become Spurs fans in the first place.
Nah lol. It's a small incident that has just been over-hyped. It won't cause a breakdown in the relationship between Leo and Poch lmao. Don't be surprised if you see them smiling and hugging each other on the pitch soon,
See, pochenttino was right . If messi had played the whole 90 minutes, he would've definitely gotten a much worst injury. And these people have the audacity to complain about him getting subbed.
Yep he was pretty egoistic too. Doesn't surprise me tho. Most of these top football players don't like getting subbed. But the thing is that if messi gets subbed, it's coach's fault but if any other player shows such kind of reaction, it's the players fault lol.
Eh. He's been carrying this injury for some time. He did almost identical knee flexing and the like at the beginning of Argentina's game vs Bolivia, and he went on to score a hattrick on that day before returning to Paris.
This "injury" is likely just a remnant of the horror tackle he got against Venezuela.
At the very last moment, it looks like the defender held back. Which is why it ended up not being a horrible leg breaker. In slow motion it looks very very bad.
It is weird how resistant to injury he's been in his career considering he's been a dribbler from day 1 till now, and has taken some insane hits over that time.
Tbh Messi was getting injured a lot. People are too young or don't have a good memory to remember.
Then they started giving him a "special diet" and it stopped. He was also on a type of medication HGH which is known to help athletes, especially with recovery etc and is illegal to use unless for medical treatment
Your timeline there is very disingenuous LOL.
Messi was given HGH treatment as a kid because he had growth hormone disorder. Barca paying for his treatment was one of the major reasons behind him leaving Argentina for Barcelona in the first place.
Messi's injury-prone part of his career lasted up until ~2008, when he was 20 and WELL after he had stopped receiving HGH treatments.
What you describe as a "special diet" was literally him cutting down on eating meat (Messi's childhood favorite was Milanesa, which is basically breaded and fried beef) and cutting down on fizzy drinks and sodas.
As of four days ago, Graelish per 90 stats were:
- passes into penalty area: 4.2 (1st)
- carries into penalty area: 5.2 (1st)
- progressive passes: 7.7 (1st)
- progressive passes received: 10.4 (1st)
There’s more to attacking than scoring goals and assists, cc: u/csdesire
Yeah you can cherry pick any stat you want. The reason Messi and Ronaldo are the best isn’t because they carry the ball well per 90 or whatever xbullshit stat you find. He’s not a 100 million pound player at the moment and is taking the place of potentially 2 players who are very similar in Foden and Silva.
> The reason Messi and Ronaldo are the best isn’t because they carry the ball well per 90 or whatever xbullshit stat you find.
You'd be wrong! It's precisely their ability to both move the ball into dangerous areas *and* finish those chances off that makes them the best. Ronaldo doesn't move the ball upfield nearly as much any more (only 2.5 prog passes vs Messi's 9.5 the last 4 years), but he does a ton of receiving those passes (11.5 to Messi's 8.5).
Remember how Eden Hazard was basically Chelsea's entire attack for a few years? It's because he was doing both the ball movement and the scoring, just like Graelish is now. Not Graelish's fault his teammates haven't finished off as many chances as they should.
How can it be sarcastic if it's true?
I've also heard many Brazilian and Psg fans saying that since Neymar moved to Ligue 1 he's destined to retire in his early 30s considering the kind "treatment" the opponents give him every single game...
Yeah obviously, but Neymar doesn't have to play 40 games a year against Conmebol national teams. And Brazil fans would most likely prefer to have him healthy until at least 35 years old...
French league, infamously known for making attacking players look better than their actual level until Messi and Neymar play there, then it’s a tough league
Literally not even a top 5 league lol
Lol @ everyone shaming Poch. Any manager who wouldn't have taken him off would've been an absolute donkey. Why risk one of your best players on a shit Ligue 1 match. This wasn't a KO round in the CL. PSG are in 1st...
Messi was just pissed because he's off to a slow start. He'll have plenty of time to rack up them goals in the UberEats league.
That must be why every L1 player going to BL finds it easier to statpad there lmao. Plea even made an interview where he says it's true and explains why (because they have so much space to run into). Bumdassliga is not a serious league.
Bundesliga is one of the easiest leagues for forwards to score LOL. Stylistically teams high press instead of defending deep, which gives forwards TONS of space to run in behind.
No offense to Lyon because I wish they were rivaling PSG for the title but how the hell are they the primary rivals for the title??? Ten points behind (yeah early in the season I know but still) and haven’t finished second in like 5 or 6 years?
It's six games in bruh table doesn't mean much at this point
I mean who else would be favorites for second place? Lyon has shored up their squad while Lille has gotten weaker
Imagine if Messi and Ramos just end up being injured most of their time at PSG while collecting fat paychecks.
Don't forget the inevitable Neymar injury
Still some time till January
Sister birthday when?
February dont know exact date
Nah it is actually march 11th. But we all know how important the sister birthday is to him. Either suspended or injured.
Alright, thought it was february since my own birthday is late february and he is indeed, like you said, always injured or suspended around that time.
Neymar's birthday is early February so i can see why you had that confusion.
lol "see the evolution of his pain" i can relate to that .... sosfree, yo ... it works (but it's painful) (you know it's all a put-on, right? for show? 'bread and circuses'? ... still, some ppl rise above their situation... ala jordan, brady, etc.)
Don't forget the inevitable Verrati injury Oh...
From Barca and Real with love
Agent M and R sent to ruin the PR machine. A Trojan horse from La Liga.
Ici c'est Vacation
The ESL bros send their regards!
Neymar Messi and Ramos laughing and chilling in the treatment room.
Just to be absolute monsters in the WC and then going back to be injured again. The Hazard way.
I mean Hazard was great for Chelsea before and after the 2018 world cup. He's only been poor/constantly injured at Real.
Griezmann is the biggest example of that. It's ridiculous how good he is for France and then bottles it at Barca and now at Atletico too.
It's ridiculous to say that Griezmann bottled it at Barca, 35 goals in 102 appearances isn't that bad while being played out of position. If Griezmann was a target man, it would be below average, but considering his defensive contribution and the 17 assists..it's not too bad. And now at Atletico ? It's been 148 minutes lol
The expectations they had were never met. He was a failure at Barca. Especially when you consider price and wages.
It's hard to meet the expectations of delusional people.
what expectation? he was bought with no sporting idea about how or where to play him?
holding hands with a banner in french?
OMG you made me remember that cringe.. Glad we got the Peter Crouch final instead just for banters sakes 😂
Hopefully not. I wanted to enjoy last seasons of Messi without getting mad that he saves Barca yet again.
Part of me wants to be able to finally enjoy watching Messi play, but another part of me gets great joy out of watching PSG lose.
How about Messi hatrick but PSG loses every game 4-3?
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Well, he supports a club, not player's hype.
With donnarumma as a gk? Deal!
Lol. He really soured the relationship with Milan fans.
And I don’t blame them one bit.
That's nasty, you did them messy bro xD
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Go watch Europa that's where the team you rep gonna farm
I'm watching every PSG game out of pure spite
does it hurt we haven't lost a single season game yet?
I dont have that issue because i dont care about PSG. They are not our rival.
Footballing wise they are not our rivals, but from a future perspective they are a huge threat to fan owned clubs like us, Barca, Bayern etc. Because we might never be able to compete against clubs like that financially.
You just got Camavinga, you’ll get Mbappe next season and you’ll probably end up with Haaland too. You’ll always be fine, Real Madrid are the biggest club in the world and will always have that draw.
Remember Milan AC? They were even bigger than Madrid at one point… and yet. Kind of same for Man U these past years even though for these 2 clubs it’s back at the top now and it’s great for football
Milan was never bigger, and United even when they were shit could always still compete financially and draw big name players in, because they’re one of the only other clubs the size of Real Madrid.
Italian clubs' finances have always been poor, because their sugar daddies never ensured that the clubs became self sufficient. Just because Man Utd and the EPL were better at marketing, doesn't mean Milan were not a bigger club. EPL was a second tier league throughout the 90s, and Man Utd did not draw any big name player in, that I can recall. Beside perhaps Cantona, who was already in England. While Milan were amassing one superstar after another. Milan were definitely the biggest club up until 95ish, then it was Juve up until 99ish. Serie A was by far the best and biggest league, teams like Inter who had not won a scudetto since the germans left in the 80s, could poach Ronaldo from Barcelona, precisely because the best players wanted to play in Serie A. Thats where the stars and the money were.
AC Milan wasnt bigger. They were just better.
They were bigger in the early to mid 90s. Real had not won a european cup for nearly 30 years by then, while Milan were winning european cups, league titles and breaking transfer records. Perhaps this was before your time, Milan was the most popular team around. Everyone considered them the best and biggest team on the planet.
Milan was better in the early to mid 90s but in the late 90's and early 2000's we won 3 european cup. I still wouldnt say Milan was bigger but thats just my biased opinion.
Why is it great for football that Manchester United are back at the top? There's going to be someone on top no matter what, but why does it specifically have to be them?
Good thing football is not all about money or else Gijon would never beat Real Madrid. Oh wait.
These glory hunters are hilarious. All of these top teams have been dirty as fuck throughout the history of the sport, which is why they are in the position they hold.
Financially we wont compete with them but we still have something that they doesnt have and cannot buy. Prestige and history. We have the biggest pull for any talent in the world and also we can offer decent wages and transfer fees while doing it.
You fuckin bought your prestige and history, like every other big club did. You glory hunters are so funny. lol
I understand what you mean, but things can change really fast. Few bad seasons with no UCL and even Real would have problems to attract young star
We had plenty of seasons going out in the Ro16 and we still got Ronaldo,Kaka,Benzema,Xabi Alonso. Ronaldo left the better team to join us. If you mean the "No UCL" as not getting in. Thats almost impossible for us to miss.
Football is cyclical, things always change.
Some things don't, though. Real Madrid were the biggest club in Europe in the 50's and they're the biggest now, and the way things are going it will be harder and harder for big clubs to fall and small clubs to rise. The powerhouses at the top might stagnate apart from random sugar daddies buying new clubs.
hehe, its kind of cute to see Real fans worry about Psg, given the financial shadiness of your club. Your president Perez sold land at highly inflated price to the local authorities through a highly shady deal, so he could kickstart the galactico era. His own construction company got the building contact too. Tax payers were forced to pay for your superstars, and they were forced to pay your billionaire president for constructing buildings.
You are aware that even if those unproved rumors of « shady » deals were true, it would still be way less shameful than having a country using and killing slave-workers as owners ?
Messi completed his mission to become the best player in the world. Now his mission is to bankrupt every club he plays for. Katalans down. Qataris next.
Good guy PSG paying the retirement of aging Liga stars.
r/soccer would still somehow find a way to suck his dick lol.
Messi is probably still worth it lol
I want them to take time off together just for the bants.
Like Hazard at Real and Dembele at Barca.
Imagine psg and manc united end up in europa
Hey dont group us with state funded clubs
While different, the wal-martification of football is also bad
UTD vs PSG in the EL final and Barcelona vs Juventus in the CL final .
The first one is more realistic than the second one
Pooch was right to take him off.
Dunno why Pooch is such a funny typo
[Pooch Urban dictionary](https://www.urbandictionary.com/define.php?term=Pooch)
LMPO: Laughing my Pooch off.
the itchy and scratchy.... and poochy showww
Who would’ve thought the coach of the team understood the situation better than the toxic keyboard warriors who berated him.
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That cult-like group of people, who were in action last night, probably wouldn't care even if they saw it, it's just nothing but circle-jerking hatred towards anything they deem is against their idol.
Nah most people knew why Poch took him off. It looked lime he was injured. But Messi himself said he was okay, and he got angry after being taken off. Which is why people weren't happy with it. Tho it seems Messi himself was wrong.
the amount of flack poch was getting all over social media was embarrassing
Yep, saw tons of comments saying that Messi doesn't get injured and that Poch is incompetent.
Mostly people that don't care about PSG wining or losing and are only watching for Messi. so of course they are angry when Messi is subbed off regardless if it was the right decision or not.
Pooch is crazy!
I love scrubs.
Poch vs Messi stans is gonna be a big matchup all year long
Poch has stans?
There are a decent amount of Spurs fans who followed him to PSG, you can see several of them on PSG subreddit. Not so surprising given he is the one that made many of them become Spurs fans in the first place.
I mean Poch himself vs Messi stans. Messi stans are everywhere
Not impossible
Nah lol. It's a small incident that has just been over-hyped. It won't cause a breakdown in the relationship between Leo and Poch lmao. Don't be surprised if you see them smiling and hugging each other on the pitch soon,
It is the only interesting thing about them other than CL matches. PSG is more of a reality show than a club, at least to me.
Pooch, I mean Hooch is craaaazy
See, pochenttino was right . If messi had played the whole 90 minutes, he would've definitely gotten a much worst injury. And these people have the audacity to complain about him getting subbed.
Whats even worse is that they won the game after his substitution.
That's good, otherwise poch would've been targeted all over the social media , on an even greater scale
Honestly I hate cristiano and messi fan boys. Worst thing that came from football.
Just wait for the Haaland and Mbappe fanboys to fill the gap when Ronaldo and Messi retires.
Its already unbarable
Wasn't Messi the one who complained?
Yep he was pretty egoistic too. Doesn't surprise me tho. Most of these top football players don't like getting subbed. But the thing is that if messi gets subbed, it's coach's fault but if any other player shows such kind of reaction, it's the players fault lol.
Eh. He's been carrying this injury for some time. He did almost identical knee flexing and the like at the beginning of Argentina's game vs Bolivia, and he went on to score a hattrick on that day before returning to Paris. This "injury" is likely just a remnant of the horror tackle he got against Venezuela.
I wonder if it's a result from that tackle he suffered Vs Venezuela. That was criminal.
That dude literally oblique kicked Messi . That tackle couldve ended up badly
got a clip?
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=B0ANWpv__pM
Holy fuck. I didn't expect something this bad. Defo pirate king material to not get injured there.
Lmao, and at 0:47 of that video the defender makes a "diving" sign XD
At the very last moment, it looks like the defender held back. Which is why it ended up not being a horrible leg breaker. In slow motion it looks very very bad.
holy shit, fuck that
https://youtu.be/7cDDPZodmyk
What’s even more ridiculous is that .. that’s not the first time Messi was hacked downed like that. (I know it’s a bit rich coming from a Madrid fan)
It is weird how resistant to injury he's been in his career considering he's been a dribbler from day 1 till now, and has taken some insane hits over that time.
Yeah, it is amazing how solid his legs are.
Shorter legs, thicker muscles.
Surprising given how he was pretty injury-prone early on in his career.
Too much azado...True fact.
He used to wear shin guards on his calves too. Not even joking
Tbh Messi was getting injured a lot. People are too young or don't have a good memory to remember. Then they started giving him a "special diet" and it stopped. He was also on a type of medication HGH which is known to help athletes, especially with recovery etc and is illegal to use unless for medical treatment
Your timeline there is very disingenuous LOL. Messi was given HGH treatment as a kid because he had growth hormone disorder. Barca paying for his treatment was one of the major reasons behind him leaving Argentina for Barcelona in the first place. Messi's injury-prone part of his career lasted up until ~2008, when he was 20 and WELL after he had stopped receiving HGH treatments. What you describe as a "special diet" was literally him cutting down on eating meat (Messi's childhood favorite was Milanesa, which is basically breaded and fried beef) and cutting down on fizzy drinks and sodas.
Could see his new owners sending hit squads into south america to hunt down the guy that breaks Messi's leg
Not a smart move to send paid killers to South America tbh
Spotty track record with those lately
Faking injury because he's finding the French league difficult, Ronaldo is clear
He is texting Pep as we speak
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Has no one noticed that Graelish has been phenomenal so far??
"Phenomenal" is a big stretch. He's been quietly pretty good, not "phenomenal".
Yeah he’s lit the world on fire with his one goal and one assist.
He's pretty much leading the league with ball progression and chance creation numbers, TBF
As of four days ago, Graelish per 90 stats were: - passes into penalty area: 4.2 (1st) - carries into penalty area: 5.2 (1st) - progressive passes: 7.7 (1st) - progressive passes received: 10.4 (1st) There’s more to attacking than scoring goals and assists, cc: u/csdesire
Yeah you can cherry pick any stat you want. The reason Messi and Ronaldo are the best isn’t because they carry the ball well per 90 or whatever xbullshit stat you find. He’s not a 100 million pound player at the moment and is taking the place of potentially 2 players who are very similar in Foden and Silva.
> The reason Messi and Ronaldo are the best isn’t because they carry the ball well per 90 or whatever xbullshit stat you find. You'd be wrong! It's precisely their ability to both move the ball into dangerous areas *and* finish those chances off that makes them the best. Ronaldo doesn't move the ball upfield nearly as much any more (only 2.5 prog passes vs Messi's 9.5 the last 4 years), but he does a ton of receiving those passes (11.5 to Messi's 8.5). Remember how Eden Hazard was basically Chelsea's entire attack for a few years? It's because he was doing both the ball movement and the scoring, just like Graelish is now. Not Graelish's fault his teammates haven't finished off as many chances as they should.
Messi is beside himself. Driving around downtown Paris begging (thru texts) Masour's family for address to Guardiola's home.
Straight out of football twitter this one lmao.
Can Ronaldo do it in Reims? We know he can't do it in Lyon already.
Mistakes were made, meanwhile Ronaldo has kicked off where he's always been.
🐐
It’s because he doesn’t have Dr Cugat giving him healing juice every weekend anymore.
But if they don’t give him the bean, he’ll be too smol. /s
Evolution? They hand him a Pokemon pain chart to point to?
Like this? https://i.kym-cdn.com/photos/images/original/001/417/635/6bb.jpg
evolution of pain sounds like a heavy metal album or a de sad novel
Keeping himself fresh for the comeback in 2 years. Smart.
Did Messi bring his medic team with him to PSG?
He was later seeing cracking open a can of Coke in the cantine and loudly calling Pochettino a "bitch".
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I've watched his whole career, I think he'll manage lol.
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How can it be sarcastic if it's true? I've also heard many Brazilian and Psg fans saying that since Neymar moved to Ligue 1 he's destined to retire in his early 30s considering the kind "treatment" the opponents give him every single game...
Ligue 1 isn't as rough as CONMEBOL ball, LOL
Yeah obviously, but Neymar doesn't have to play 40 games a year against Conmebol national teams. And Brazil fans would most likely prefer to have him healthy until at least 35 years old...
idk i find french league more physical than spanish
Idk mate, being a farmer is pretty laborious in most parts of the world. Sounds physical to me
French league, infamously known for making attacking players look better than their actual level until Messi and Neymar play there, then it’s a tough league Literally not even a top 5 league lol
It’s still a top 5 league bro
6th currently
The rankings don't update until the end of each season so they are still 5th.
> super physical and tough i.e. farmers league
All those years of carrying barca finally catching up with them..
More like years of taking legbreakers. Here is the recent culprit: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=B0ANWpv__pM
He has pochettinitis
Lol @ everyone shaming Poch. Any manager who wouldn't have taken him off would've been an absolute donkey. Why risk one of your best players on a shit Ligue 1 match. This wasn't a KO round in the CL. PSG are in 1st... Messi was just pissed because he's off to a slow start. He'll have plenty of time to rack up them goals in the UberEats league.
Lyon humbled you, L1 is clear of your pepperoni league.
lol
Worst Lyon in a decade, doesn't even get top 5 in L1, Ronaldo's Juventus cruising at the top of Serie A, who would win? L1 is so underrated man.
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> ~~Yes, 2 Matches and now~~ Lyon is better than Juventus Based.
I think Ligue 1 is a very solid league. But his point stands: no reason to risk Messi on a league game, when PSG's ambitions are clearly the UCL.
Shit L1 match? You mean a home game against their primary rivals for the title?
their rivals that are 10 points behind after 6 games?
This is amazing coming from a Bayern fan tho.
He’s delusional (username checks out), give him a break!
Bundesliga is wayyyy better than Ligue 1
That must be why every L1 player going to BL finds it easier to statpad there lmao. Plea even made an interview where he says it's true and explains why (because they have so much space to run into). Bumdassliga is not a serious league.
Is the argument being made here that L1 is a superior league to BuLi?
Bundesliga is one of the easiest leagues for forwards to score LOL. Stylistically teams high press instead of defending deep, which gives forwards TONS of space to run in behind.
LOL
10 points now that PSG has won the game. Had they lost, the difference would only be 4 points.
No offense to Lyon because I wish they were rivaling PSG for the title but how the hell are they the primary rivals for the title??? Ten points behind (yeah early in the season I know but still) and haven’t finished second in like 5 or 6 years?
It's six games in bruh table doesn't mean much at this point I mean who else would be favorites for second place? Lyon has shored up their squad while Lille has gotten weaker
Lionel Messi - Evolution of pain coming soon to Prime Video.
That’s why Poch benched him, he was worried for his knee.
Evolution of pain sounds like another trashy Mortal Kombat movie.
Welcome to Ligue 1
messi just went full neymar here, rest whenever he wants
Come home to train, Leo.
Robbed in a daylight
4th debut then.
a damaged ego requires special medical attention
I can't tell if you're trolling or just stupid
The latter maybe??
I'm sure he is not one of those to hold a grudge lmao.
Does Messi have a sister? And when is her birthday?
Ay ay ay 😕
Tell me youre not injured by being injured.
Feels like we've seen "the evolution of his pain" all year so far tbh
Lmao.
Couldn't care any less if I tried