Always. I've never known you to be wrong.Everything? Every time?
You have to question why Real Madrid are so willing to let him go, they might lose players who then develop into stars but they dont often let players at the top of their game go. They dont even have an abundance of options either so there has to be questions asked there.
He was 31 and visibly in decline. Despite that he had one decent season left in him.Fair point. City and Real Madrid are similar in that respect. Both hold onto their best players until they can't really cut it anymore.
That's the exact point I made with the rags signed Casimero. He was only 28 or 29 . Real Madrid aren't selling their 29 year old midfielder starters unless they're really on the slide or think they won't be missed
....only takes a nano second of thinking about....he's a decent player, but miles from anything special.You have to question why Real Madrid are so willing to let him go, they might lose players who then develop into stars but they dont often let players at the top of their game go. They dont even have an abundance of options either so there has to be questions asked there.
He was 31 and visibly in decline. Despite that he had one decent season left in him.
Rodrygo is 24 and are only going to be let go because they have invested a lot of money and time into to egomaniacs that both need to play in his best position.
Madrid aren’t arsed about losing Rodrygo because he hasn’t got any better between the ages of 21-24. He was a potentially top class winger in the making three years ago, now he’s just not kicked on. Last year was actually his worst since he was 20.Sorry 31. Even so, the rags thought they were getting a player with plenty left, as players today should have at 31. Madrid knew he was done.
Yes Rodrygo isn't finished, that's why I said "or players they think won't be missed.
Egomaniacs of not, they're still being preferred by the club if they're putting that much money into them . They clearly don't see him as a vital player .plenty of our fans don't rate him either.
I happen to think he's good. I would take him at city but I don't think he would be a huge difference maker. I think that's also how Madrid view him
You have to question why Real Madrid are so willing to let him go, they might lose players who then develop into stars but they dont often let players at the top of their game go. They dont even have an abundance of options either so there has to be questions asked there.
They have enough depth imo.You have to question why Real Madrid are so willing to let him go, they might lose players who then develop into stars but they dont often let players at the top of their game go. They dont even have an abundance of options either so there has to be questions asked there.
They have enough depth imo.
Vini, Mbappe, Garcia, Brahim, Mastantuono all play in the front 3.
I think the problem is he isn't necessary and that's why he wants to leave.
I think Guler looks a real talentAnd that's not even mentioning Guler who might have the highest ceiling of the bunch (not comparing Mbappe).
Watching Guler at the Euro was as excited as I've felt about a non-city youngster in years.I think Guler looks a real talent
You have to question why Real Madrid are so willing to let him go, they might lose players who then develop into stars but they dont often let players at the top of their game go. They dont even have an abundance of options either so there has to be questions asked there.
Please see his numbers again.. Rodrygo significantly improved from 3 years ago, both in goals and assists.Madrid aren’t arsed about losing Rodrygo because he hasn’t got any better between the ages of 21-24. He was a potentially top class winger in the making three years ago, now he’s just not kicked on. Last year was actually his worst since he was 20.
But Foden - while Foden is a much better player than Rodrygo - mirrored that, and we all hope he can get back to his best, so I’m not saying Rodrygo won’t kick on again like we are expecting Foden to… but that’s the reason Madrid are happy to lose him.
Doesn't fit their new system (which is inferior to their previous one that won them 2x UCLs). And probably because he's not 'flashy' enough compared to primadonnas such as Mbappe and Vinicius. He's the most humble Brazilian player so probably lacks the 'crying for a penalty' part in Madrid's view.You have to question why Real Madrid are so willing to let him go, they might lose players who then develop into stars but they dont often let players at the top of their game go. They dont even have an abundance of options either so there has to be questions asked there.
I've never seen Soriano mentioned except posters here guessing.
The only person to know everything is my wife.This place knows everything pal,Sorianos thoughts ,Peps thoughts, players confedential salaries, it's the font of all knowledge
Those cunts just tap everybody up and dont buy anyone, don't think they're struggling for money. Who is he blocking the route of? He isnt getting much football right now anyway.Could it be that they want to use the money to strengthen elsewhere or they think Rodrygo is blocking the route to the first team of a player with sky high potential?
That's not a lot or great depth, ours is bigger and better. If Madrid don't need him, why would we?They have enough depth imo.
Vini, Mbappe, Garcia, Brahim, Mastantuono all play in the front 3.
I think the problem is he isn't necessary and that's why he wants to leave.
Please see his numbers again.. Rodrygo significantly improved from 3 years ago, both in goals and assists.
Doesn't fit their new system (which is inferior to their previous one that won them 2x UCLs). And probably because he's not 'flashy' enough compared to primadonnas such as Mbappe and Vinicius. He's the most humble Brazilian player so probably lacks the 'crying for a penalty' part in Madrid's view.