PSG Thread - 2021/22

[Dobsy]

I have two colleagues/friends who are PSG fans and they're less than ecstatic about this, I'm surprised.

One of them said PSG is becoming a "museum" and the other that it's a "circus".

I said I like visiting museums and circuses so they should just enjoy it for what it is.

I think they've been burned by Neymar. His league stats there are a disgrace.

 

[City Man]

Those crocodile tears soon disappeared when that 25m check went into his account the greedy little midget.

Can't say I have any respect for Messi. He's rich beyond words yet he's willing to uproot his wife and kids to a different country, against their wishes, apparently they were in tears, just so he can continue to play. Greedy maybe, self-centred git definitely.

 

[manimanc]

This will have boiled piss all over Europe.

Rich upstarts PSG snaffling the best player on the planet half an hour after he leaves behind 21 years at Barcelona. Literally no one else appeared to be in the picture.

Huge statement regarding pecking order and financial clout.

PSG have now got one seriously ridiculous front 4 and imo that makes them favourites for the CL.

Messi has made the right decision in relation to his desire to retire with the best "numbers" and cement himself as the GOAT.

He will absolutely arsehole the French league and I mean arsehole it. The premier league would've been a much harder challenge but let's be honest who wants to be fucking about with that at his age?

Very true but they need a decent manager now.

 

[BlueMoonRisin’]

Very true but they need a decent manager now.

Pochetino is a lot better manager than you give him credit for, and I know he won nowt in the PL. Only a matter pf time before he's deemed successful though; )

 

[Indaparkside]

Can't say I have any respect for Messi. He's rich beyond words yet he's willing to uproot his wife and kids to a different country, against their wishes, apparently they were in tears, just so he can continue to play. Greedy maybe, self-centred git definitely.

But would have been alright to come here I bet

 

[City Man]

But would have been alright to come here I bet

I know what you're saying but if he'd come here in similar circumstances I'd have felt the same. Obviously footballers' families have to accept upheaval like others who have to move for career progression in their families' best interests. I've moved my family abroad so I know that. The difference is that this guy doesn't have to do it but chooses to do so for his own selfish reasons.

 

[CityBluez]

Pays for himself??


Translation : A delusional queue in front of the #PSG to buy Messi's first jerseys

 

[manimanc]

Pochetino is a lot better manager than you give him credit for, and I know he won nowt in the PL. Only a matter pf time before he's deemed successful though; )

He's alright I agree with you there but I don't think he's got what it takes to get to the next level with PSG.
Having said that their team picks itself and I'm sure they don't need teamtalks and tactics.
Give it Messi or Give it Neymar or Give it Mbappe.
Ouch.
Having said that sometimes a dreamteam front three don't always hit it off.
We had a lethal front line of Barry Conlon, Lee Bradbury and Craig Russell but they just didn't click when it mattered.

 

[baggy]

110% will still implode in the Champions League.

 

[WRicko]

How can they afford all this ?