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Re: Lionel Messi
« Reply #7920 on: March 16, 2018, 08:17:42 am »
Think that underrates that 2008 Man Utd team a lot.

Me too. Tevez, Van De Saar, Vidic, Ferdinand, even Rooney Carrick and Berbatov, they were an annoyingly good team.
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Re: Lionel Messi
« Reply #7921 on: March 16, 2018, 08:34:29 am »
You say this, but Ronaldo has actually proven he can carry another team to the highest level of club football while Messi hasn't. Both incredible players and considering the difference in natural ability, it shouldn't even be close but it is.
How could Messi carry any of the Barca sides he's been in? They've all been too good. He's carried Argentina a lot.
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Re: Lionel Messi
« Reply #7922 on: March 16, 2018, 09:42:10 am »
You say this, but Ronaldo has actually proven he can carry another team to the highest level of club football while Messi hasn't. Both incredible players and considering the difference in natural ability, it shouldn't even be close but it is.

Bull fucking shit. Why would any team with any sense sell a player of Messi's ability? And it's not like Ronaldo carried some minnows to the champions league. He took one of the wealthiest clubs in the world with a great manager on the back of 20 years of stability and success to the title.

It's not close and I say this as one of the few that though Ronaldo was incredible long before he moved to Real and it became more acceptable to say that. Ronaldo is a phenomenal player but he's not as good or even close to Messi. I think there is a fair distance between the two and a chasm between the two and everyone else apart from Suarez and a few years ago, Iniesta.
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Re: Lionel Messi
« Reply #7923 on: March 16, 2018, 10:16:51 am »
In summary:

One scores loads of goals.

The other scores loads of goals + loads of other boss stuff.

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Re: Lionel Messi
« Reply #7924 on: March 16, 2018, 11:27:56 am »
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Re: Lionel Messi
« Reply #7925 on: March 16, 2018, 12:09:17 pm »
Just got ticket for me and my lad to watch Italy v Argentina at the Etihad next Friday. Only reason I’m going is to watch this little magician and be able to sit back, relax and enjoy watching him in the flesh. As if we get Barca in the Champs League I won’t be able to enjoy his talents, as I won’t want him to get the ball

I was at the game in January at Camp Nou when Barcelona played against Alaves and Messi hit that free kick to win the game.  Was sat right in the corner he went and celebrated in.  I’ve been lucky enough to watch him play 5 times now nad I think he’s scored in 4 of those games.  What he does on the pitch is simply amazing. 

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Re: Lionel Messi
« Reply #7926 on: March 16, 2018, 11:57:52 pm »
It was Henry Winter of all people that alerted me to Messi. He said Man utd should go for dinho again because they have a guy called Messi so they may be willing to sale. This was when dinho was imperious. I figured this Messi must be something..

I bet, it's like Capello asking Rijkaard during the Gamper match whether they could loan Messi.  You never know with these things because he was so special at 16 that it was inconceivable he'd do this for as long as he has and at an elite level.  No one will ever be this good for as long as he has, everyone dips - not Leo

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Re: Lionel Messi
« Reply #7927 on: March 17, 2018, 03:31:21 pm »
There was a period years back where he seemed to keep getting bad injuries and i thought he would never get to realise his potential

Its been an absolute joy to watch this lad grace the game, you would think after all of these years everyone would just be used to seeing him do amazing things but i still find myself stunned by some of the things he does with the ball. I used to love watching Zidane and Ronaldinho as they seemed to just play the game at their own pace no matter what but no one does it quite like Messi. He's the only player in history i feel you can watch endless videos of things he's done in the game and always spot something new

Its insane to look back at that Getafe goal and think he did that at 19 years of age. Just to put that into perspective, Ojo, Wilson and Kent are all older than that now. I don't think in my lifetime we'll see another player close to the level of Messi

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Re: Lionel Messi
« Reply #7928 on: March 17, 2018, 04:09:28 pm »
Want to take my youngest to the Nou Camp before Messi retires, he'd love to see him in the flesh. Whether he will remember when he gets older (he is 7) is a different matter, as I saw Cruyff at Anfield, when we played Barca in the UEFA in 1976 and I can't remember him.
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Re: Lionel Messi
« Reply #7929 on: March 29, 2018, 01:30:50 am »
Messi gets a lot of criticism for Argentina's misfortunes in big tournaments. The reality is that without him, they probably wouldn't have even qualified for the world cup. A crazy thought. They were diabolical without him before he made a come back. And even after he came back, they are trash whenever he doesn't play for them. Nigeria beat them 4-2, now Spain 6-1. Yet, people blame Messi every time they fail.

This is why I say that even the greatest player in the history won't save a team, if the said team is really not a team but a collection of misfit individuals. I wrote here before during the Maradona vs Messi debate that if Maradona's 86 team was shipping 4-6 goals a match, they wouldn't have won anything either. Maradona cannot play both in attack, in midfield, defense and goal. Same applies to Messi. His team of the past 8 years could easily ship 3+ goals during all this time. They had some clown defenders and goalies. And since Riquelme, they didn't have a proper midfielder either.

Then all these people bring up Messi's scoring stats to "prove" he is crap for Argies and that is why they are failing. That's just BS. Even when Messi plays for them, he essentially has been a midfielder for them, has to drop all the way down to his half to pick up the ball and carry it to attack. If you look at his stats as that of a midfielder, it is still great for such a dysfunctional team.

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Re: Lionel Messi
« Reply #7930 on: March 29, 2018, 04:21:47 am »
You say this, but Ronaldo has actually proven he can carry another team to the highest level of club football while Messi hasn't. Both incredible players and considering the difference in natural ability, it shouldn't even be close but it is.


Bit difficult when he's only ever played for one club. And Ronnie never carried united. They were 5 points worse off the following season despite him and Tevez leaving. It took a pretty strong squad to take that double hit.

Just for an exercise imagine United had made what would have seemed an insane move and bought Messi to replace those two for 200million. We'd be living in a strange and terrifying future.....

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Re: Lionel Messi
« Reply #7931 on: March 29, 2018, 05:30:37 am »
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Re: Lionel Messi
« Reply #7932 on: March 29, 2018, 08:47:27 am »
There was a period years back where he seemed to keep getting bad injuries and i thought he would never get to realise his potential

Its been an absolute joy to watch this lad grace the game, you would think after all of these years everyone would just be used to seeing him do amazing things but i still find myself stunned by some of the things he does with the ball. I used to love watching Zidane and Ronaldinho as they seemed to just play the game at their own pace no matter what but no one does it quite like Messi. He's the only player in history i feel you can watch endless videos of things he's done in the game and always spot something new

Its insane to look back at that Getafe goal and think he did that at 19 years of age. Just to put that into perspective, Ojo, Wilson and Kent are all older than that now. I don't think in my lifetime we'll see another player close to the level of Messi

Same for me

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Re: Lionel Messi
« Reply #7933 on: March 29, 2018, 10:00:36 am »


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Re: Lionel Messi
« Reply #7934 on: March 29, 2018, 10:48:01 am »


Thinking how well we've done in our current away strip, it would appear that Jimmy Hill was certainly on to something!
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Re: Lionel Messi
« Reply #7935 on: March 29, 2018, 02:24:29 pm »
Messi gets a lot of criticism for Argentina's misfortunes in big tournaments. The reality is that without him, they probably wouldn't have even qualified for the world cup. A crazy thought. They were diabolical without him before he made a come back. And even after he came back, they are trash whenever he doesn't play for them. Nigeria beat them 4-2, now Spain 6-1. Yet, people blame Messi every time they fail.

This is why I say that even the greatest player in the history won't save a team, if the said team is really not a team but a collection of misfit individuals. I wrote here before during the Maradona vs Messi debate that if Maradona's 86 team was shipping 4-6 goals a match, they wouldn't have won anything either. Maradona cannot play both in attack, in midfield, defense and goal. Same applies to Messi. His team of the past 8 years could easily ship 3+ goals during all this time. They had some clown defenders and goalies. And since Riquelme, they didn't have a proper midfielder either.

Then all these people bring up Messi's scoring stats to "prove" he is crap for Argies and that is why they are failing. That's just BS. Even when Messi plays for them, he essentially has been a midfielder for them, has to drop all the way down to his half to pick up the ball and carry it to attack. If you look at his stats as that of a midfielder, it is still great for such a dysfunctional team.

He's crap for Argentina, but that doesn't mean anything. Gerrard,Lampard,Terry etc, they all were crap for England. I guess some players are just "monogamist" when it comes to changing teams.
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Re: Lionel Messi
« Reply #7936 on: March 29, 2018, 02:30:24 pm »
He's crap for Argentina, but that doesn't mean anything. Gerrard,Lampard,Terry etc, they all were crap for England. I guess some players are just "monogamist" when it comes to changing teams.

Gerrard ''crap'' for England?  He might not have single-handedly led them to a final but saying he was crap is a bit much. Think he's the fourth most capped player in their history and scored
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Re: Lionel Messi
« Reply #7937 on: March 29, 2018, 02:32:41 pm »
He's crap for Argentina,

123 appearances, 61 goals. "Crap".

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Re: Lionel Messi
« Reply #7938 on: March 29, 2018, 02:52:09 pm »
He's crap for Argentina, but that doesn't mean anything. Gerrard,Lampard,Terry etc, they all were crap for England. I guess some players are just "monogamist" when it comes to changing teams.
You need to update your definition of "crap". Argentina played in 3 major tournament finals with Messi. Without Messi, in the same Messi era, they looked terrible.

This is besides his scoring stats etc. Results have been fairly good for Messi's Argentina actually. It's not like Argentina played in many World Cup finals. If this Argentina is to make to World Cup 1/2 finals, it will have to be mostly due to Messi's inhuman efforts. They are an average team.

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Re: Lionel Messi
« Reply #7939 on: March 29, 2018, 04:47:23 pm »
123 appearances, 61 goals. "Crap".

42 appearances, 22 goals. "Crouch"
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Re: Lionel Messi
« Reply #7940 on: March 29, 2018, 05:17:14 pm »
42 appearances, 22 goals. "Crouch"

Messi is the reason Argentina have gotten to the finals in the World Cup and Copa America. Without him they'd be nowhere.

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Re: Lionel Messi
« Reply #7941 on: March 29, 2018, 05:47:00 pm »
Argentina defence is a joke.

Even when they had those Argentina teams in the 90's up till the mid 00's they always had great defenders with most of them plying their trade in Serie A,looking back not only have they always produced great attacking  players they also produced brilliant defenders to rival Italy the last 30 years.

Otamendi Rojas and the others are just utter gash.

The Messi  generation of this Argentina has always been skewed top heavy with an array of attacking talent,have they just stopped developing defenders in Argentina.

Sensini Zanetti Ayala Samuel were just awesome defenders back in their pomp before the Messi generation.
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Re: Lionel Messi
« Reply #7942 on: March 29, 2018, 05:50:34 pm »
Why is everyone making out Argentina is some sort of football backwater that Messi is having to carry?

In his era they've had Aguero, Di Maria, Mascherano, Tevez, Sorin, Samuel, Zabaleta, Heinze, Veron, Maxi, Cambiasso, Ayala, Aimar, Riquelme. I'm not even going to include Higuain in that because I know a lot of you like to make out he's the Argentine Welbeck, even though he's actually pretty damn good.

No other team in world football with the exception of Spain (and possibly Germany) has been that talented, not ever Brazil, in that period.

The way some of you are carrying on it's like he's carrying Belize or something ;D


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Re: Lionel Messi
« Reply #7943 on: March 29, 2018, 05:55:49 pm »
To be fair it's only our good friend Xxavi dong that.  ;D

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Re: Lionel Messi
« Reply #7944 on: March 29, 2018, 06:04:15 pm »
Why is everyone making out Argentina is some sort of football backwater that Messi is having to carry?

In his era they've had Aguero, Di Maria, Mascherano, Tevez, Sorin, Samuel, Zabaleta, Heinze, Veron, Maxi, Cambiasso, Ayala, Aimar, Riquelme. I'm not even going to include Higuain in that because I know a lot of you like to make out he's the Argentine Welbeck, even though he's actually pretty damn good.

No other team in world football with the exception of Spain (and possibly Germany) has been that talented, not ever Brazil, in that period.

The way some of you are carrying on it's like he's carrying Belize or something ;D

In World Cup years when Messi was of any real age the majority of those players were retired. Realistically in the world cups he has played in, Argentina have had some very good attacking players but they’ce been a completely unbalanced side.

They’ve not been close to the best sides for the best part of a decade, yet have got to the finalfinals of tournaments and would have won some if not for some massive missed opportunities - hence the criticism of Higuain.
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Re: Lionel Messi
« Reply #7945 on: March 29, 2018, 06:17:08 pm »
In World Cup years when Messi was of any real age the majority of those players were retired. Realistically in the world cups he has played in, Argentina have had some very good attacking players but they’ce been a completely unbalanced side.

They’ve not been close to the best sides for the best part of a decade, yet have got to the finalfinals of tournaments and would have won some if not for some massive missed opportunities - hence the criticism of Higuain.

Yeah fair enough about '06 not being the Messi era, he was bit part back then. But the majority of players I mentioned were either in 2010 or 2014 (or both).

I do think the downplaying of how good Argentina's players are though a bit ridiculous. Take this weeks 6-1 loss to Spain - the usual nutcases are saying it's all because Messi was missing, but they forget to mention Aguero, Di Maria and Dybala also missing. Take those 4 out of any team and they'll suffer immensely.

Messi's not carrying dross.

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Re: Lionel Messi
« Reply #7946 on: March 29, 2018, 07:03:36 pm »
Messi is the reason Argentina have gotten to the finals in the World Cup and Copa America. Without him they'd be nowhere.

Oh I'm not anti-Messi in anyway, I just thought it was a good reply haha
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Re: Lionel Messi
« Reply #7947 on: March 29, 2018, 08:34:55 pm »
Why is everyone making out Argentina is some sort of football backwater that Messi is having to carry?

In his era they've had Aguero, Di Maria, Mascherano, Tevez, Sorin, Samuel, Zabaleta, Heinze, Veron, Maxi, Cambiasso, Ayala, Aimar, Riquelme. I'm not even going to include Higuain in that because I know a lot of you like to make out he's the Argentine Welbeck, even though he's actually pretty damn good.

No other team in world football with the exception of Spain (and possibly Germany) has been that talented, not ever Brazil, in that period.

The way some of you are carrying on it's like he's carrying Belize or something ;D
First and foremost, they lacked team in all these years. These names all look good on paper, but they never made a team.

But even then, you are naming some of the players who were way past their best during Messi's peak. The likes of Ayala, Riquelme etc. A grand total of what, 1 year overlap in 2006? Most others are attackers.

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Re: Lionel Messi
« Reply #7948 on: April 1, 2018, 12:04:48 am »

Watching this cover actually reminded me of an 18 year old Messi vs Chelsea at stamford bridge. After that match i actually believed he would be the next Maradona. Never did i actually believe that he would become better then Maradona.

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Re: Lionel Messi
« Reply #7949 on: April 29, 2018, 10:49:58 pm »

Another hat-trick for Messi tonight, this time away vs Deportivo...

1st goal on 38 mins - https://a.pomfe.co/yporqm.mp4
2nd goal on 82 mins - https://streamable.com/mrpdm & https://streamja.com/4dg6 - a sublime 1-2 with Suarez in the box which took out 6 Deportivo players
3rd goal on 86 mins - https://streamja.com/l2BZ


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Re: Lionel Messi
« Reply #7951 on: April 30, 2018, 01:17:54 am »
He is shit tho....................................................
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Re: Lionel Messi
« Reply #7952 on: April 30, 2018, 08:35:21 am »
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Re: Lionel Messi
« Reply #7954 on: May 13, 2018, 04:59:48 pm »

With Salah's league season over, Messi wins his 5th European Golden Boot (with 2 la liga games left):-

https://www.transfermarkt.com/statistik/goldenerschuh (unless Immobile or Cavani bang in 5/6+ goals with their 1 game left)

Next season though, Messi, next season...
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Re: Lionel Messi
« Reply #7955 on: May 13, 2018, 08:09:59 pm »
Incredible

https://twitter.com/INFOSMESSl/status/990696936356401152?s=19


Messi is competing with:
 ⚽️ Mohamed Salah on GOALS..
🏹 Kevin de Bruyne on ASSISTS..
⚡️ Neymar on DRIBBLES..
 🧠 Özil on CHANCES CREATED..
🚀 Dybala on FREEKICKS..

And Harry Houdini on DISAPPEARING in European games away from home..

Keep on the good work, Leo.

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Re: Lionel Messi
« Reply #7956 on: May 13, 2018, 08:11:56 pm »
Ah yes, the Argentine Salah. ;D

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Re: Lionel Messi
« Reply #7957 on: May 14, 2018, 09:35:04 am »
I got a glimpse of what it will be like for Barca without Messi last night.

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« Reply #7958 on: May 14, 2018, 10:14:16 am »
I got a glimpse of what it will be like for Barca without Messi last night.

Forget Messi. The defenders that started were all over the shop.

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Re: Lionel Messi
« Reply #7959 on: June 26, 2018, 10:09:22 pm »
That goal tonight was pure filth