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Matthijs de Ligt
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Mike Cledford
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And a dodgy method of paying him that.340k/week ....damn
Mods is there any chance of shutting this thread and getting FCBarca and Parisiento communicate by PM ?
Give them both some gloves and throw em in the ring.
nmc
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I don’t disagree, same wages as Piqué & Vidal. He is however a generational talent (22 y.o.)
Nevertheless thank the Qataris for blowing up the market- Neymar deal changed everything
I think you need to reflect on that - the Neymar deal was crazy but it’s not singlehandedly that deal that blew up the market. In all fairness the English and Spanish leagues and to a lesser extent Italy have done more than PSG to inflate transfer fees over the years. All PSG seem to be doing to Barca is making you pay loads more to secure your targets.
Stoned Rose
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It is one game and he is only 19. Just remember that.
He has been outstanding in nearly every game i have seen him in. From what i can remember, it was Blind that was being targeted and not De Ligt. Llorente beat Blind in the air numerous times in the second half of the game which caused problems.
What did you make of Laporte's performance at home v Spurs in the CL? If we are going off one game, i might as well throw that one in fella.
The context of my point was you’d said he was a leader.
In that game v Spurs he was nowhere to be seen, let alone leading.
That was an enormous game of the highest importance. A proper leader would’ve stood up, stuck his chest out and ran through fire to ensure his team got through.
I’m not disputing he’s s good player with lots of potential, just that he’s a ‘leader’.
Stoned Rose
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Another picture of Mino Raiola in Paris.
The kid’s got diabetes and a stroke written on his forehead in big neon felt tip.
nmc
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Another picture of Mino Raiola in Paris.
Mine has deffo been on the pizza.
Agree with you. Ajax was leading and they crumbled. And him particularly against Llorente.The context of my point was you’d said he was a leader.
In that game v Spurs he was nowhere to be seen, let alone leading.
That was an enormous game of the highest importance. A proper leader would’ve stood up, stuck his chest out and ran through fire to ensure his team got through.
I’m not disputing he’s s good player with lots of potential, just that he’s a ‘leader’.
If it was someone else, they would question the whole leader thing. I think he has that leader mentality, but that doesn't mean it is enough to fire up your teammates to win.