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This deal is dead in the water now
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This deal is dead in the water now
Our club is dead in the water, we have been shafted.This deal is dead in the water now
doobyedoobye
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Our club is dead in the water, we have been shafted.
I think it’s too early to say but unfortunately the economics I’m assuming made it impossible to say no which is pretty depressing
The Super League cash influx for Barca now presumably means a great deal of, if not all, their debt has been wiped. They can afford to give Messi a respectable (vs what he’s on) contract.
Add to that; he wanted to leave because they couldn’t compete in the CL anymore. That’s no longer a problem either. They’re challenging in Spain with La Liga and just won a cup too.
As much as it pains me to say, the likelihood of him staying there was high anyway but now become definite IMO.
Obviously transfers do suddenly feel redundant after last night, though. Presuming I'm not alone in that.
Add to that; he wanted to leave because they couldn’t compete in the CL anymore. That’s no longer a problem either. They’re challenging in Spain with La Liga and just won a cup too.
As much as it pains me to say, the likelihood of him staying there was high anyway but now become definite IMO.
Obviously transfers do suddenly feel redundant after last night, though. Presuming I'm not alone in that.
The Super League cash influx for Barca now presumably means a great deal of, if not all, their debt has been wiped. They can afford to give Messi a respectable (vs what he’s on) contract.
Add to that; he wanted to leave because they couldn’t compete in the CL anymore. That’s no longer a problem either. They’re challenging in Spain with La Liga and just won a cup too.
As much as it pains me to say, the likelihood of him staying there was high anyway but now become definite IMO.
Obviously transfers do suddenly feel redundant after last night, though. Presuming I'm not alone in that.
Pretty much
If he stays, then he won’t be able to play on the World Cup and his national team anymore...The Super League cash influx for Barca now presumably means a great deal of, if not all, their debt has been wiped. They can afford to give Messi a respectable (vs what he’s on) contract.
Add to that; he wanted to leave because they couldn’t compete in the CL anymore. That’s no longer a problem either. They’re challenging in Spain with La Liga and just won a cup too.
As much as it pains me to say, the likelihood of him staying there was high anyway but now become definite IMO.
Obviously transfers do suddenly feel redundant after last night, though. Presuming I'm not alone in that.
Madness.
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Have you read Fifa’s statement? They sound pretty resignedIf he stays, then he won’t be able to play on the World Cup and his national team anymore...
Madness.
If he stays, then he won’t be able to play on the World Cup and his national team anymore...
Madness.
And if he comes to City?
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If he stays, then he won’t be able to play on the World Cup and his national team anymore...
Madness.
I think there is zero chance FIFA and UEFA will prevent players from playing in national teams
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