9 - Robert Lewandowski

[TemporaryFan]

If he wins us CL he'll leave an incredible legacy here. That's how it is. Number of goals isn't important unless titles follow. He was brought to provide "instant" success, now three years later he has a great chance of proving his worth.

He was brought to help Xavi made the transition.

Xavi's question to him was "Do you want to join our project?" Not "We need you to win us trophies."

For what it's worth, the job is done already.
All what's left to do now is to find his replacement which according to many here is a walk in the park...well why don't you find the replacement then and let the project be absolutely complete?

 

[Barcaman]

He was brought to help Xavi made the transition.

Xavi's question to him was "Do you want to join our project?" Not "We need you to win us trophies."

For what it's worth, the job is done already.
All what's left to do now is to find his replacement which according to many here is a walk in the park...well why don't you find the replacement then and let the project be absolutely complete?

We will as soon as Lewa leaves and we free up big portion of cash available. Funny that you mention walk in a part because walking is how your posterboy spends most of the time on the pitch. Great abs though. Shame they dont help in staying on his feet or being actually fit.

 

[Horatio]

Xavi's question to him was "Do you want to join our project?" Not "We need you to win us trophies."

A bit too desperate of an attempt to find new ways to criticize Xavi imo.

 

[KingLeo10]

Uncle Jerry doing damage control early in case his nephew fails to deliver the goods

 

[MonteCuler]

It's true that Lewandowski was brought here more as a short term solution to bring us back to the top, rather than long term striker intended to win us big trophies.

I don't think, at the time of his signing, if somebody asked us what he would win in Barça any of us would think of a CL, because of the situation at club back then. That tells you everything.

Up until this season since his arrival Barça was not at the top, so it was a failure. Now we definitely are. It's true that Lewandowki didn't really do it on his own but he played a big role.

 

[Joan]

Whatever the club’s reason for bringing him in, pretty sure Lewa came here to win trophies. @Temptation opinion?

 

[Fati_Future_BallonDor]

It's not happening, but just imagine the shark starting over Lewy in CL

Even if Ferran would be a better starter than Lewy it makes no sense to put him in first 11 as we need his sub power. But in big games Lewy didnt disappointed us so far so he will start and score 👀💯

 

[Fati_Future_BallonDor]

If he wins us CL he'll leave an incredible legacy here. That's how it is. Number of goals isn't important unless titles follow. He was brought to provide "instant" success, now three years later he has a great chance of proving his worth.

I think expectations were to win ll title again, and 2 ll in 3 years are great.

If we win cl it would be overachievements with Lewy and he would get a spot in barca history thread after he leaves us 🔥

 

[Temptation]

pretty sure Lewa came here to win trophies.

Duh! Ofcourse he did.

 

[Temptation]

I think expectations were to win ll title again, and 2 ll in 3 years are great.

If we win cl it would be overachievements with Lewy and he would get a spot in barca history thread after he leaves us 🔥

I'm not too worried about his Barca legacy.

His personal legacy is already immense and his career speaks for itself.

 

[TemporaryFan]

We will as soon as Lewa leaves and we free up big portion of cash available. Funny that you mention walk in a part because walking is how your posterboy spends most of the time on the pitch. Great abs though. Shame they dont help in staying on his feet or being actually fit.

Wasn't like that until he met Pep, the one of Barcelona's pedigree. He told him to start falling as they were missing on free kicks...he assigned Roben to train him on that skill.
Be it, as it may, no fall no foul.

Having said that I don't like it either.
That's why in this part of the world it is not called football but soccer which is high-school girls sport. Males plaing soccer are thought to be sissies or straightout gays. I know it ain't fair but here the real men play football.

 

[Barcaman]

Wasn't like that until he met Pep, the one of Barcelona's pedigree. He told him to start falling as they were missing on free kicks...he assigned Roben to train him on that skill.
Be it, as it may, no fall no foul.

Having said that I don't like it either.
That's why in this part of the world it is not called football but soccer which is high-school girls sport. Males plaing soccer are thought to be sissies or straightout gays. I know it ain't fair but here the real men play football.

Noone gives af what it is called in India or US.

 

[TemporaryFan]

Noone gives af what it is called in India or US.

Just giving you a clue it is a pro sissy game where it is good to fall. More often than not anyway.
Robert knows the rules, his play is smart, he falls to the team's advantage.

Weak on his feet....🤣

I put you and him in a cage you're in a coma after 10 seconds.

 

[SebaDzik]

They had Neymar, but complain about Lewy diving funny or dancing heh.

And yes it was Pep who taught him to dive, injected with the famous Barca DNA.

 

[SebaDzik]

It's not happening, but just imagine the shark starting over Lewy in CL

So be it, would just mean Lewandowski is really a bit over it. It's no problem when Flick comes to that conclusion, only is when biased against Lewy, entitled galactico brats and trolls do so, without any proof other than their selective eyes.

Btw I actually like Ferran, hard not to tbh, would like to see them together with Lewy also, nothing like 2nd striker to unlock the latter and show his football IQ.