Neymar

CitizenTID said:
Surely Barca would only let Neymar (the youngun of the 3) go if they do indeed need the money and have faith in one of their youth players to take his spot - or a significantly cheaper buy.

How exactly are Barca in debt/need of money anyway? Not just because they want a new Nou Camp surely?
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Is the silence because we've an arrangement to leave them to Pogba and we'll take Neymar?
 
Damien10 said:
That's because two teams in Spain are on another level, Real and Barcelona. Spains national team doesn't do so bad either considering alot of its players play in this uncompetitive league. Each league has its strengths and weaknesses and I hate it when I see people claiming a player wouldn't handle the prem.

The same was sed about Aguero, Silva, Mata ect. It's rollox and it's down to the individuals talent and technique nothing else.
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I'll put it another way,as to why I think the prem is tougher.
Not one of Messi,Neymar,Ronaldo or Suarez would come to the prem and consistently score the amount they do in La Liga.
Put Aguero in one of Barca or Real,he'll consistently score 50+ a season...IMO.
 
SPIDERBOY said:
I'll put it another way,as to why I think the prem is tougher.
Not one of Messi,Neymar,Ronaldo or Suarez would come to the prem and consistently score the amount they do in La Liga.
Put Aguero in one of Barca or Real,he'll consistently score 50+ a season...IMO.
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That's because In Spain you don't get teams parking the buss, they all want to play football. It's that simple.
 
If you watch the old YouTube video of when the Spanish duo were at Barca this fits their MO as well. Signing a big money player for the PR and profile

They did it with Ronaldhino there but if you watch the back room conversations it was not motivated solely by footballing reasons
 
moh said:
If you watch the old YouTube video of when the Spanish duo were at Barca this fits their MO as well. Signing a big money player for the PR and profile

They did it with Ronaldhino there but if you watch the back room conversations it was not motivated solely by footballing reasons
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I remember Soriano saying this. I suspect you are right. They want a major marketing flagship.

Shock and Awe! Baby. Shock and Awe.
 
Damien10 said:
That's because In Spain you don't get teams parking the buss, they all want to play football. It's that simple.
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no its not at all - in England there are a greater number of large conurbations and more teams with a fan base / regular crowd of 30,000 plus. How many Spanish teams get 30,000 plus - I would hazard a complete guess at no more than 6 - I would guess 15 in our prem. Plus the TV money. In essence Barca and Real play 10 tough games a season and the rest are the equivalent of playing Barnsley.
 
What's all this junk got to do with people dismissing players just because he plays in a so called uncompetitive league, it's garbage and your current superstars come from this league.

The standard in La Liga is good you shouldn't worry about it.
 
SPIDERBOY said:
I'll put it another way,as to why I think the prem is tougher.
Not one of Messi,Neymar,Ronaldo or Suarez would come to the prem and consistently score the amount they do in La Liga.
Put Aguero in one of Barca or Real,he'll consistently score 50+ a season...IMO.
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Suarez tore the premier league apart the season before he left... and that was for Liverpool.
 
mrtwiceaseason said:
Maybe just me but see him as a Brazilian Mario type of character ?
Not even sure he would hack it in a more evenly matched prem as opposed to the bar 6 uncompetitive Spanish league
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Brazilian Mario? Quite possibly one of the worst descriptions I've ever seen on this forum. Neymar runs all day, never gets in trouble off the pitch, and actually delivers on it. He's not known for sulking and doesn't get in fights with his teammates. He's quite clearly delivering on all his potential.

What exactly has he got in common with Balotelli?


SPIDERBOY said:
I'll put it another way,as to why I think the prem is tougher.
Not one of Messi,Neymar,Ronaldo or Suarez would come to the prem and consistently score the amount they do in La Liga.
Put Aguero in one of Barca or Real,he'll consistently score 50+ a season...IMO.
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Put Aguero in Barca or Real and he'll be getting assists from Messi and Neymar, not Jesus Navas and Sterling. That's why he'd score more goals. Ronaldo scored 31 premier league goals at 22, last season he scored...34. What a difference those easy games against awful Spanish teams made!

I remember how people said Neymar would be awful in Europe, could only hack it in Brazil.

Then they said he'd crumble at the world cup when it mattered, and he carried Brazil to the semi-finals.

Neymar would be the best player in the league if he joined. He goes down too easily, so some people will always dislike him, but questioning his quality at this point is embarrassing.
 
Damien10 said:
Absolute garbage, people like you make me laugh. La Liga is a technical league, how have the English teams done against the Spanish teams in the last 5 years?

Uncompetitive but yet the La Liga teams still come out on top against the superior Prem teams, somethings obviously wrong.
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Totally missing the point mate.
How do we know how an English team would do against a below 7 the place team as they don't play them as they don't qualify.
Why not have a look at the teams the superstars get their 4 goals etc against ?
Give you a clue not top 7 teams.
If the standard apart from the top few is so good how come the top players score 40/50 goals a season ,that happens all the time in the prem .
Top few teams are quality the rest are championship at best
 
domalino said:
Brazilian Mario? Quite possibly one of the worst descriptions I've ever seen on this forum. Neymar runs all day, never gets in trouble off the pitch, and actually delivers on it. He's not known for sulking and doesn't get in fights with his teammates. He's quite clearly delivering on all his potential.

What exactly has he got in common with Balotelli?




Put Aguero in Barca or Real and he'll be getting assists from Messi and Neymar, not Jesus Navas and Sterling. That's why he'd score more goals. Ronaldo scored 31 premier league goals at 22, last season he scored...34. What a difference those easy games against awful Spanish teams made!

I remember how people said Neymar would be awful in Europe, could only hack it in Brazil.

Then they said he'd crumble at the world cup when it mattered, and he carried Brazil to the semi-finals.

Neymar would be the best player in the league if he joined. He goes down too easily, so some people will always dislike him, but questioning his quality at this point is embarrassing.
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Well sed. Some of them obviously forget that Aguero and Silva also come from the shameful La Liga. Neymar is unbelievably talented and he won't loose that talent just because he moved leagues.
 
worsleyweb said:
no its not at all - in England there are a greater number of large conurbations and more teams with a fan base / regular crowd of 30,000 plus. How many Spanish teams get 30,000 plus - I would hazard a complete guess at no more than 6 - I would guess 15 in our prem. Plus the TV money. In essence Barca and Real play 10 tough games a season and the rest are the equivalent of playing Barnsley.
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Not sure why the number of fans who fit in the stadium is relevant? It's certainly not linked to quality. Celta Vigo get 18,000 a week, and I'd fancy them to beat anyone outside the top 4 in the Premier League.
 
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