Lionel Messi | Joins Inter Miami (pg4111)

[O.B WAN]

Who’s this Messi fella? Is he any good?

 

[fulabeer]

He's not here yet and he has already raised our profile.
Assuming he does sign, then our profile and commercial power goes to the very top.
When he eventually leaves, having him as a CFG shareholder also has a long lasting effect commercially.
Win win win etc.

 

[Delphinho]

He`s 33, would cost a lot and is not PL proven. Not so great physically either. I think we should be looking to promote Patrick Roberts instead

 

[BlueBrain]

He`s 33, would cost a lot and is not PL proven. Not so great physically either. I think we should be looking to promote Patrick Roberts instead

Was ready to go off until I realised tbe sarcasm

 

[Rammy Blue]

Close your eyes. Open them, do you feel your heart quicken? Can you feel the force?

Haha, you’ve lost the plot mate!

 

[Bengmanc]

Can’t help but think this will end up with a new contract for messi at Barca

 

[Tugay One Cup]

Close your eyes. Open them, do you feel your heart quicken? Can you feel the force?

Am I only dreaming? Is this burning an eternal flame?

 

[domalino]

He's not here yet and he has already raised our profile.
Assuming he does sign, then our profile and commercial power goes to the very top.
When he eventually leaves, having him as a CFG shareholder also has a long lasting effect commercially.
Win win win etc.

The only downside is that we'll be commercially strengthening our domestic rivals too.

Taking out La Liga, the PL's biggest competitor, at the knee, bringing the most famous sportsman on the planet to England...it won't just benefit us.

We're going to have to put up with cunts like Sean Dyche doing a "what's wrong with my players elbowing him in the face, if he's that good it won't effect him" routine while the game with Messi is simultaneously their biggest event of the season, 100% capacity, corporate boxes packed like sardine tins.

It will really show the malignant stupidity that's widespread in the PL ownership. Every club outside Liverpool, United and Chelsea should see this as a massive benefit to them as well as us. It's going to bring them more money, short term and long term, you can guarantee that's not how it'll be treated though.

 

[Groke]

Potentially one of the biggest things to happen in Manchester for a whi!e, yet strangely nothing on the MEN website home page about it. The 2 red clubs really have got a grip on our media - peddling lies and underplaying city's achievements whilst going on a full.on wank fest over everything united and Liverpool do, and ignoring anything negative. This is their worst nightmare though, after years of trying to clip our wings commercially with negative propaganda from their paid schills, even they won't be able to suppress the Messi effect.

 

[Tricky_Trev]

The only downside is that we'll be commercially strengthening our domestic rivals too.

Taking out La Liga, the PL's biggest competitor, at the knee, bringing the most famous sportsman on the planet to England...it won't just benefit us.

We're going to have to put up with cunts like Shaun Dyche doing a "what's wrong with my players elbowing him in the face, if he's that good it won't effect him" routine while the game with Messi is simultaneously their biggest event of the season, 100% capacity, corporate boxes packed like sardine tins.

To be honest, that sounds fantastic. Much better than reduced capacities and social distancing, which will be here for most of Messi’s stay.