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Personally I don't mind Messi leaving because, as everyone else says, at some point it was bound to happen, whether after 2 years or 5 is anyone's guess. But I do wish we would have been in a better place when Messi would had eventually left us. One of the few reasons I'm partially bummed by...

Coutinho, Umtiti, Pique, Bob, Pjanic, Dembele would not do the trick? Every one of them has been dogshit so nothing of value would have been lost. Anyway, just arguing for the sake of arguing here, don't really know all the details of how the wage cap works so yeah.

Well it does make sense since keeping Messi would be as easy as not registering the deadwood. New players are still under contract with the club though, receiving wages already so i'm still confused how this whole shit works.

Really? So what, the likes of Depay, Emerson, Garcia now count against the cap even though they aren't registered? Thought that only registered players count for the cap.

Maybe Messi being out of contract from 1st of July or whatever doesn't count towards that rule because he is a free player. Must be that we should lower the wage bill by reducing the salaries of players that are still under contract by either selling, loaning them out or swapping them or some...

Sad day but it had to come at some point. Never will we ever see a greater talent wearing Barca's shirt and everyone who says that it isn't a sad day in this clubs life can go eat bricks and support another club. Ungrateful cunts. Good luck Messi, go and do your thing wherever you are! So...

Taking at face value whatever clowngician says. :clown: I have to give it to him, the man trolls the gullible folks really well.

Devils:braida:

What loss mate, having Griezmann doesn't guarantee us winning it. Being able to retain Messi sure gives us a chance though, which is why this Griezmann-Saul swap even happens in the first place.

Silver lining, you guys won't be wining it either. :mou: Which is preferable until we resolve our issues.

No worries. It was truly a sight to behold how people were saying that Messi was more at fault for our situation than fucking Bartomeu and him going against Barto's clique was inexcusable. They were able to interpret every quote just so that Messi was blamed for the shit happening at the club...

Messi had a rough start of a season but some posters, instead of giving him the benefit of the doubt, began saying that he was washed up, throwing all kinds of invectives around. Our best player of all time and for many the GOAT couldn't get just be in a slump and have some patience. Some...

Just imagine it happens, it will be one of the most amazing ending to a career ever, in any sport. Nevermind, that depending on where he signs next year he could end with a La Liga against all odds or a first CL for PSG/City in case he signs for them. Basically, anything he adds now is...

Fucking deserved! Quiet final for him but after all the shit he endured over the years it's about damn time he got a break. Winning an international trophy for Argentina, after a 28 years drought, at the Maracana against Brazil, is what legends are made of. Number 7 is on the way and...

The weight on his passes is incredible. Already their best player and he's only 18. Ridiculous!

Could probably get 10m + add ons from some lower level EPL team. Though, considering how that rat Bartomeu gave big contracts like they were tic-tacs, no one is going to be able to match the salary so we are probably shit out of luck.

They are a team that plays with intensity, never said that they are the epitome of aggression but they play with pace, conviction and absolute determination and Spain made them look like fools for most of the match thanks to a sublime game of possesion. That's how they are on a streak of 33...

Imagine thinking that peak Barcelona from 2009-2011 would have problems with the intensity of teams nowadays when the likes of grandpa Busquets, baby Pedri and "meh" Koke just ran circles around a relatively aggressive and intense team like Italy's. :koeman:

What a load of rubbish. He was one of the best players on the pitch and together with Pedri and Koke absolutely dominated and dismantled a very good and capable midfield of Verrati/Jorginho/Barella. The Italy team barely had the ball. The old tired cliche of Busi slow, Busi bad does not apply...

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