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I honestly don't think it is that bad, if he is really willing to stay on bench for 90% of the time.

He was bad today, but I can't totally blame him for getting caught on the wrong foot by a unintentional rebound from Mascherano. He had two choices at that moment, both risky: 1) try to stop the ball and risk to splash himself like shit on the ground (exactly what he did); 2) do not try to...

To be fair, is easy to be invisible as a striker when your team cannot leave his own defense zone. Of course he could have done better, but it's understandable.

His father and his agent wanted him to stay at Madrid when he was 13, but boy wanted to come back to Brazil. And then years later his agent and his father, again, wanted him to sign for Madrid, but boy wanted to sign for Barça. You guys need to bury this "Neymar is his father's puppet"...

That's it. People believe and gives repercussion to every shitty news just to suit his own pre-made opinions about our players (and, in this case, about Neymar's father).

Yep, we Brazilians have pretty much nothing in common with our neighbors. Maybe Neymar could try mate to be closer to Messi :lol:

Three party hard addicted guys, three players without a disciplinary father, three unfocused and undisciplined athletes, etc, etc, etc. Of course he can eventually be absorbed by his own success and things can go south, but there is too much difference in the details to repeat their history...

He was poor against top opponents in La Liga. This is a fact.

His only win against a top team was a purely fluck one (PSG's goalkeeper mistake, plus Madrid being completely dominated). What a joke. Such a shame Perez sacked him.

Everything is possible when Dani Alves is your partner in the dressing room.

As I said a couple of days ago, I really don't worry about his lack of movement, because this is heavily related to his injury. What really really really worries me is how poor his finishing is currently (except for the free kicks). He is constantly finishing in the middle of the goal...

Even in his dreams he is not able to, because that requires a genius' mind.

Please Uncle Flo, stay there forever, we love how Madrid is a joke with you. :lol:

What finals? :neymar:

Tomorrow, front cover, Marca.

Brazilian website GloboEsporte.com says Messi himself tried to punch the cunt River hincha. Apparently his tattoos are working as expected. He is now a bad boy.

He was cool when subbed off and chatted friendly with Lucho. No reason at all to any fear about it.

Luis Suárez is the first player after Pelé (1966) to score a hat trick in a CWC (former Intercontinental Cup) competition.

To be fair, it should go for KingLeo10. He was the one nailing with the answer/joke. :lol:

Oh, the irony!!! I really laughed out loud when I read the joke. :lol: :lol: :lol: :lol: