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Strongly worded letter incoming.

More like he's celebrating like mad right now. The CL chapter is soon to be forever closed just as he's close to retiring and he will be remembered as the greatest player in the history of the competition.

Most top teams already play 55-60 matches a season to be fair.

Florentino Perez (European Super President): "We will help take football to its rightful place, football is the only world sport with more than four billion fans and our responsibility as big clubs is to respond to their wishes." Signing on to a pact and league headed by Flo. :lol: What a travesty.

What a difference a week can make. From everything being over last weekend to a smashing 4-0 Copa final victory and the league back in our hands! VAMOS RONALD! :koeman:

Expecting the 82' - Benzema, 90+1' - Benezma special now. All hope gone.

Hearing that UEFA and governing domestic bodies will move to ban teams that agree to participate in this league from their competitions. Question is whether that is a viable proposal or simply a bluff? Big clubs banding together in the form on a oligarchy will have loads of negotiating and...

Cristano at the start of his prime (2008-2012) was a world class dribbler and free kick taker. Mbappe is neither of those.

He's back. :crbust:

Deft first touch inside the box to evade defenders and a composed finish into a corner. Has Dembele ever scored a goal like that in his entire career?

Maybe, but Haaland seems to be more open to going to a handful of different clubs, with Madrid being one of them of course. Impression I get from Mbappe on the other hand is that he has eyes for only Madrid if he were to leave PSG.

Would be great news if he locks himself at PSG for another 5 seasons. Prevents Real from getting his best years. Then at age 29 he can finally make his move to Madrid for 300m with his body falling apart, complacent and become Hazard 2.0. :lol:

He just loves being a celebrity. Fair play to the lad. Not every footballer has aspiration of becoming a superstar. Puig is living his best life. La Masia icon, makes great money, is a part of the squad for one of the biggest clubs in the world. Most on this forum would take that without hesitation.

Nothing short of winning the Champions League can be considered a success for Pep at City. Let's see how he handles Neymar and Mbappe now. Will he set up his side to make the same old mistakes of years past, or will he have learned a thing or two?

Maybe for the better if the hype starts dying down a little bit. Will be on low morale next season if forced to stay at Europa League bound Dortmund and will struggle to match his stats from this season. No CL showcases either. Maybe a few clubs back out, Raiola lowers his demands and we are...

Don't think there is any delusion about Haaland being able to control matches apart from scoring and creating space. Very clearly a proper number 9 and if his team is getting dominated in the middle of the the park he will be anonymous on most nights. Mbappe has shown to be more proficient at...

Had very little service in goalscoring positions. Did well considering the circumstances. Link up play was great, controlled long balls maintaining possession for his team, good workrate. Dortmund have a few decent players, but all in all their overall squad quality is complete shite...

Do you not understand the nature of of cup competitions or are you being intentionally daft with all this pissing and moaning about teams with a negative net xG winning matches? Nothing to do with Valverde.

Score still says 0-0 for me.

Dortmund have looked shambolic at the back and are lucky not have conceded at least one. In theory City should be able to break through in the 2nd half, but never put anything past them in the CL.