There is no doubt they can win any league but it would require little bit of more effort. Could they win the treble playing in La Liga or EPL? It's a different questionOther than Pep and Enrique's Barcas - as I mentioned above - and Pep's Man City, I cannot see who is better. I said it above, it's unfair on them as they get no credit for winning the domestic league, so they have to win the CL every season to be taken seriously. But I think they could win any league in Europe.
Also we got so fucking unlucky with Balde and Kounde being injured vs Inter... can you imagine PSG missing both fullbacks? Or any team really.
What sort of argument is that? Yeah, take away a few of a team's better players and they'll be weaker, there's a shock. And Balde and Kounde are nowhere near Mendes and Hakimi in quality anyway. I know it's Barcaforum but call a spade a spade. Plus Balde is more injury prone than those players - it's not a shock that Balde is not fit at the end of the season and Mendes and Hakimi are, because they're far more durable players. It isn't luck.Also we got so fucking unlucky with Balde and Kounde being injured vs Inter... can you imagine PSG missing both fullbacks? Or any team really.
That's less to do with them playing in a strong league and more to do with Madrid themselves being a cup team/club. Barca generally win the league alongside the CL.Yeah, I mean there's a reason Madrid only managed to win both CL and La Liga only three times out of 9.
That's less to do with them playing in a strong league and more to do with Madrid themselves being a cup team/club. Barca generally win the league alongside the CL.
If you say so - I hate human rights abusers, but to me the moaning about clubs like City, PSG and Newcastle comes from 'traditional clubs' (and yes I include Barca in that). There's a lot of sour grapes about PSG on this forum because of Barca's dreadful financial predicament- I like Barca but just calling it as I see it.That is another discussion, but Barca is a fan owned club, not state of Qatar's. PSG shouldn't even be allowed to compete considering they are funded by a state effectively, disguised through their QSI or whatever is called. Oil state ownership of sports clubs should be illegal.
What? How do I blame PSG? And I agree that PSGs fullbacks are better, but losing ours thoroughly fucked us. Both can be true.What sort of argument is that? Yeah, take away a few of a team's better players and they'll be weaker, there's a shock. And Balde and Kounde are nowhere near Mendes and Hakimi in quality anyway. I know it's Barcaforum but call a spade a spade. Plus Balde is more injury prone than those players - it's not a shock that Balde is not fit at the end of the season and Mendes and Hakimi are, because they're far more durable players. It isn't luck.
Also, didn't Martin set up two goals in the Inter game? So it's not like it's an assurance that Balde would have done better anyway.
Injuries happen, Barca should have been prepared for it with better full-back backups. Don't blame PSG for that.
Yeah, if they played in France they would have. If Madrid were competing against Man City and Liverpool at their peak (I know Madrid peaks several years before those sides did) then it's less clear cut, and I think they'd still have struggled to win leagues.Yeah, at a cost. Much less CL wins due to fighting on all fronts constantly. Proves the point even more. If Madrid didn't have such strong competition in Spain, they would have won many CL - League doubles.
If you say so - I hate human rights abusers, but to me the moaning about clubs like City, PSG and Newcastle comes from 'traditional clubs' (and yes I include Barca in that). There's a lot of sour grapes about PSG on this forum because of Barca's dreadful financial predicament- I like Barca but just calling it as I see it.
It's not PSG or Man City's fault that Man United spent over a billion on mostly donkeys in the last 12 years, or that they kept poor players for years and years. Or that Barca spent a fortune on guys like Coutinho, Griezmann etc. It's not PSG's fault that Barca and Man United are awfully run clubs who make mistakes in the transfer market.
Clubs like Leganes and Ipswich would say the same about Barca - it's a food chain. Barca and Man United are hardly paupers who don't spend. Don't get upset because there's now clubs who can spend more than you can. Just screams entitlement.
It's true that losing the full backs fucked you. But my point is injuries happen - you have to be prepared for that.What? How do I blame PSG? And I agree that PSGs fullbacks are better, but losing ours thoroughly fucked us. Both can be true.
Also Martin was so utterly shit against Inter that even 2 assists don't redeem these performances.