BlueMoonRisin’
Well-Known Member
It will most probably cause jealousy and resentment in the dressing room. Like it did at United when Pogba wanted pay parity when Sanchez arrived.You say that like the 2 reasons are total opposites when they actually go together...
Messi would boost the brand and boost the finances - both of which you need to sign the best players in the world
I agree that Messi in 2020 / 2021 is not the same player as 10 years ago (obviously) but he can still turn on the magic, create / score goals and create a buzz like no other player can... as a short term measure I can't see much wrong with it *if* he comes to City?
The only concern would be the dressing room - would the existing players be buzzing with Messi in the squad or would it cause problems????
Don't get me wrong here I wouldn't be gutted if Messi signs, it's just that I find it hard to watch a fast drop off in players fitness and performances when they're passed it. Sad to see how far Yaya declined, for two seasons he was pretty much ineffective. If Messi does sign it will piss off our rivals if nothing else. But I'm not getting too excited at Pep Guardiola being ringmaster to 34 Argentinian circus dwarf. That's what it would become like with the stadium packed with clueless tourists watching that fake manc **** bleating - "this is what it feels like to be Citeh. Let's give a warm welcome to Messeh" bullshit blasted through the speakers. Call me a miserable **** but I hate the American style razzamatazz that has steadily crept into our game and it's not for me.If we got 2 seasons out of him then personally I’d be absolutely delighted.
I think the idea that the Premier league is the toughest and most physical is a little bit over egged and watching games over the last 6 months without the crowds has shown that more than ever.
He will cope.