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JRaty wrote in In Wigan Athletic v Swansea City
Lies. A 1 day old profile with two spam posts, nothing else.
Throwing 25 million on a midfielder is the last thing we need. The midfield is the only part where Barcelona isn't weak.
Trouble,
Alexis is a winger, not a striker. And as a winger, he's got 9 goals and 14 assists this season, and this was even though he was injured. He's got 5 g...
Yousif,
Did you notice that Messi wasn't chasing down balls? That he wasn't pressing? That he was mostly walking around? That's why he started on the bench. He...
TheChelsea,
Not quite:
"Messi felt good against Athletic Bilbao (on Saturday), but in the final minutes of the game at San Mames he noticed a strange feeling,...
Good show by Real tonight. Really makes me pessimistic about our chances tomorrow, Real played their hearts out and it still took 82 minutes for them to score. ...
That's nice dear.
To be honest, Dortmund has been hit by the loss of players time and time again, and they've always come back. The idea of them with almost 100 million to spend ...
Jeroen,
I'm not saying that you're *the* aggressive one, but you're also aggressive. Two wrongs don't make a right and all that. It just seems that you've bee...
Jeroen,
While I agree with your sentiment, do you really need to be this aggressive expressing it?
I think the 20 point lead from Bayern contradicts that.
When the throw was given to Bayern instead of Barca, he lobbed the ball at Robbens head instead of at his body. Wasn't hard, but clearly intentional.
Come now, don't be disrespectful towards women. Jordi is a boy. That's what petulant children do when they're upset.
Match-chat online!
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Kingleo,
Well, it isn't exactly like Dortmund will be left empty-handed. 40 million euros buys quite a lot of talent. Maybe they'll buy Robben from Bayern :).
Klopp also said that this is no different than what Dortmund did with Marco Reus. They bought him from Mönchengladbach last year by paying his release-clause. ...
Messionage,
I just can't see it that way. Suarez is a part of Liverpool, and a integral part at that. One player doing something that disgraceful does affect t...
Messionage,
I'd hardly call a equalizer from a player who should've been thrown off the pitch long ago deserved. Had justice been done and Liverpool finished t...
Oh look, a bitter Chelsea fan trolling the Barca forum. What else is new? I was rooting for Chelsea due to the dirty play by Liverpool, but you just showed why ...
I agree with TBS, the one positive side of yesterdays match was how few chances we gave Levante. 0 shots on goal. And a big part of that was due to Song and Abi...
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"They offer the player what they've calculated that he's worth.... "
What are they using to calculate his worth though? They're using an inflated index that is the result of greedy players and owners. The price that is offered is only fair in a relative sense and it CAN only be fair in a relative sense. There has to be something to compare to, what if all the comparable products are also inflated? Then the price you offer, although it might be "fair" will also be grossly inflated.
You claim that the market for footy players follows "simple supply and demand" but that is not a proper explanation. Big money causes greed, and greed causes high prices.
It's like oil, there's no reason I should be paying $1. 37/L of oil, but because CEOs want money, they can and do push up the price