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1. It has little to do with them being friends. That guy just called the club Ney Ney (1) left in the worst way imaginable (2) tried to milk every penny from (3) this is the best one - sued :lol: his second home. Talk about his self-respect. 4. :lol:

Shame Pique doesn't know how that feels.

Piqué: "Did I ask Neymar to not go to Madrid? We didn't talk about it. Today he came to training, he has a lot of friends here and we talked about a lot of things. I am glad he came to visit his second home." Now that's an idiot.

Which has nothing to do with the club welcoming him in its training facilities. He's suing the club and we're letting him come as he pleases. lol I'd never do that.

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Riiiight.

Selling Rafinha only to keep Denis makes me cry.

But, but... he'll be in Madrid by then? :thinking:

Nudes will do.

That Arthur?

People tend to leave the opponent out of the equation. We are not a team (if there is such) able to keep the ball and dominate possession for 90 minutes. The idea that Valverde with us not being comfortable without the ball decided to let them have it is entertaining. Most teams in the league...

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Who's in charge in Bordeaux as we speak? Sofa says it's still Gus Poyet and he's sacked as far as I know... :thinking:

I'd rather receive Ramos than him.

And he's heavily criticized for a reason. I'm frustrated with his performances too. Whether I'm impressed with them or not is irrelevant here. He's making runs and getting into positions to shoot. Not as often as before, normally. You named a few alarming issues yourself. (1) ball control (2)...

That's it. Had he converted some of his chances (there were many), he wouldn't be criticized this hard. It's normal he's not going to make all sorts of crazy runs like a madman now he's lost some of his pace. Clear as day. But it remains his strong suit.

Saw he played against Monaco once again (2-1 win for Bordeaux), ratings are consistent (6,5) but I didn't watch the match. Was he a disaster waiting to happen again?

Nay. He missed 4 big chances according to stats in 2 matches. Against 2 parked buses. Doesn't mean he had 2 'chances'. lol Now, I'm highlighting (some) good runs he made and chances he had vs. Valladolid. (source...

Simply untrue. Does a man who 'rarely gets into the position to deliver' miss 4 clear-cut chances in 2 matches?

Aye. With tons of examples. It's not the point. The point is that he's cheaply alluding Suarez' positioning has all of a sudden become a weakness. Basing it on a single highlighted run not made.