In fairness I'd way rather be in the financial and club running situation we're in than the absolute shitshow Arsenal is and is further sliding into.
This maybe a stupid idea but surely every major club in the world could afford Messi, as he will bring in so much commercial money and sponsorsThere’s allegedly some sort of clause that enables him to leave for free, no idea on the stipulations. Doesn’t seem like any of the Italian league could afford the wages though, as you say - especially with Juve looking like they have to offload people.
This maybe a stupid idea but surely every major club in the world could afford Messi, as he will bring in so much commercial money and sponsors
I get that, but my point is that Messi doesn't fit with any clubs wage structure but he's such an exceptional player and commercial entity, he pays for himself.According to Deloitte if we cant afford him then only 6 other teams can...
Some recent FA Cup wins have massively been papering over the fact that they’ve been on a very steady decline as a club on a whole.Sort of agree with you. Kia is fleecing them with huge fees but they are getting them as a result.
He would struggle in England and Germany, so it's France or Italy I reckon. Unlike Ronaldo he hasnt got experience with adjusting to a new league and has usually been disappoing for Argentina. He will opt for nice and easy.They won’t get anywhere near 100 million for him with only a year left and the big clubs knowing that.
He might be a relatively low transfer fee, but will be close to £1 million per week wages.
He wouldn't, is my bet.It’s been suggested inter is a possibility, but I’d love him in the pl. even if it was for city, it would be a blessing to have him in the prem to see how he’d cut it.
No he wouldn'tHe would struggle in England and Germany, so it's France or Italy I reckon. Unlike Ronaldo he hasnt got experience with adjusting to a new league and has usually been disappoing for Argentina. He will opt for nice and easy.
He would struggle in England and Germany, so it's France or Italy I reckon. Unlike Ronaldo he hasnt got experience with adjusting to a new league and has usually been disappoing for Argentina. He will opt for nice and easy.
He’s the best player in football history. He’d light it up wherever he is.He would struggle in England and Germany, so it's France or Italy I reckon. Unlike Ronaldo he hasnt got experience with adjusting to a new league and has usually been disappoing for Argentina. He will opt for nice and easy.
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We saw him run circles around Bayern the other day, right? He's not 18 anymore. But that's just my opinion.No he wouldn't
Like against Bayern? Having players tripple up on him in Newcastle in January, I doubt he would.He’s the best player in football history. He’d light it up wherever he is.
We'll see I guess.Utter nonsense
And he's fantastic against top6 premier league so I'm sure he would be good against NewcastleLike against Bayern? Having players tripple up on him in Newcastle in January, I doubt he would.
He would struggle in England and Germany, so it's France or Italy I reckon. Unlike Ronaldo he hasnt got experience with adjusting to a new league and has usually been disappoing for Argentina. He will opt for nice and easy.
It seems I have offended SC's collective mother. It is just my opinion. Messi is not the youngster he was, and we saw him struggle against an aggressive pressing defense last week. Most teams in the Prem would not only target him but virtually cordon him off from the rest of the pitch. All Im saying is that he has virtually zero experience with football outside of Spain (on a regular basis obviously) will struggle in fast and aggressive leagues such as the prem or Bundesliga. He's only ever played elite clubs from those leagues. We all know the rest ain't as rosy.In a league where Danny Ings scored 22 goals for a mid table side, I'm pretty confident that Messi would do ok, especially if he goes to Man City who create chances for fun.