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I’m sure I just read signing Messi ‘is not a footballing based decision’. I must still be pissed.
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I have friends who are big fans of Messi that read stuff like this and tell me in private that our club doesn’t deserve to sign him because of reactions like this. Lol
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Haha I’ve been thinking the same.
This isn’t us potentially signing another Robbie Fowler.
WE MIGHT BE SIGNING LIONEL MESSI.
Just a short article. Not much in it bar Laporta, the favourite to be Barcelona’s next President, morphing into Tebas.
On the possibility of Messi leaving.
‘The competitors are state clubs who have their ways of skipping Financial Fair Play regulations’.
It’s astonishing isn’t it. Barcelona have had state aid from the Catalan Government for decades. And have been bankrolled by the Catalan Banks for decades. And now Bar elina are over a billion Euros in debt. Yet, Laporta continues with the state and narrative when he talks about City.(and PSG)
The hypocritical, hard face, f*cker!
www.football-espana.net
On the possibility of Messi leaving.
‘The competitors are state clubs who have their ways of skipping Financial Fair Play regulations’.
It’s astonishing isn’t it. Barcelona have had state aid from the Catalan Government for decades. And have been bankrolled by the Catalan Banks for decades. And now Bar elina are over a billion Euros in debt. Yet, Laporta continues with the state and narrative when he talks about City.(and PSG)
The hypocritical, hard face, f*cker!
Laporta on Barcelona's battle for Messi: "The competitors are state clubs who have their ways of skipping Financial Fair Play" - Football España
Barcelona presidential hopeful Joan Laporta has admitted it will be tough to keep star player Lionel Messi at the Camp Nou next season. Laporta is the frontrunner in the presidential elections currently at the heart of Barcelona news and he has previously said he will do “everything possible” to...
www.football-espana.net
Rammyblues
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If Messi is a self funding deal why could we not still sign Haaland. What a forward line to behold when you have Jesus and Kun. Furthermore the Haaland Jesus partnership has time to bed in before Messi and Kun sail off into the sunset. If only Carlsberg were involved.
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I'm really quite relaxed about whether he comes to City or not but I wouldn't want to face a PSG team in next year's UCL if it fielded a front three of Mbappe, Neymar and Messi.
The time is overdue for City to do something really game changing again in the transfer market.
The time is overdue for City to do something really game changing again in the transfer market.
Just a short article. Not much in it bar Laporta, the favourite to be Barcelona’s next President, morphing into Tebas.
On the possibility of Messi leaving.
‘The competitors are state clubs who have their ways of skipping Financial Fair Play regulations’.
It’s astonishing isn’t it. Barcelona have had state aid from the Catalan Government for decades. And have been bankrolled by the Catalan Banks for decades. And now Bar elina are over a billion Euros in debt. Yet, Laporta continues with the state and narrative when he talks about City.(and PSG)
The hypocritical, hard face, f*cker!
Laporta on Barcelona's battle for Messi: "The competitors are state clubs who have their ways of skipping Financial Fair Play" - Football España
Barcelona presidential hopeful Joan Laporta has admitted it will be tough to keep star player Lionel Messi at the Camp Nou next season. Laporta is the frontrunner in the presidential elections currently at the heart of Barcelona news and he has previously said he will do “everything possible” to...
This narrative will be with us forever with people like him and others who run clubs taking a swipe at us. That’s why we should get Messi and spend shitloads on a striker. Fcuk them.
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