Messi
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JerryGarcia
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I only see one way for Messi to prove he's the greatest of all time and that is to join Spurs and lead us to Prem glory.
Spurger King
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We'd just leave him on the bench for most of the season because he's not 'proven in the Prem'.
JerryGarcia
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Yeah you make a good point, Tim doesn't know him and we have Ruben Lameiras coming through the ranks.
PSG are a shite club, barely 40 years old I think, but with their dough and the level of competition domestically, he would certainly land himself a bit of glory. I think they will go close in the Champions League this year too
beats1
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Winning the CL yeah but are they better team than Barcelona and I don't think they will win it. Also the reason Barca sold ibrahimovic was because Messi was angry at not playing in the middle. So you have that issue.
As for Ligue un whats the point
Top foreigners never really came here until the league was awash with dough.
They have a real chance in the CL. Better than Barca over 38 games? No. Can they be better than Barca over two legs or a one off game? Of course.
I actually think Real are going to win the CL this year.
They have a real chance in the CL. Better than Barca over 38 games? No. Can they be better than Barca over two legs or a one off game? Of course.
I actually think Real are going to win the CL this year.
Donki
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beats1
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Your first point is true but we weren't considered the best league until after they did. However french league is struggling with money problems and I cant see any team able to challenge PSG, maybe monaco depending on the court case
As for PSG, they aren't real challengers yet and I think Barca are more likely to win. Though I think Madrid and Bayern are way ahead
mattyspurs
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Cobblers!!
No, I actually mean cobblers, he's coming to my second team of Northampton Town
No, I actually mean cobblers, he's coming to my second team of Northampton Town
ExpatFan
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Actually it's not. Full of Parisians... awful people... they make the rest of the French look polite.You have to say living in Paris would be ok.
CornerPinDreamer
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which is really saying something...
bobbof
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I don't see Messi moving anywhere. He has the Barcelona team around him, playing FOR him. They have build their team around Messi, with the best team players in the world. I don't see Messi succeeding the same way in any other club. He'll be great, no doubt about it, but I can see him becoming frustrated a lot, like when he plays for Argentina. The risk would be too high, in my opinion. If he stays, he will be remembered as one of the absolute best players in the world. If he goes, he might ruin a little bit of that.
But don't misunderstand me; I would LOVE seeing him in the PL! Would be absolutely amazing.
But don't misunderstand me; I would LOVE seeing him in the PL! Would be absolutely amazing.
harry's chin
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can you imagine the evil in Charlie Adam's eyes if he got a chance to go through Messi
