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The team bends over backwards to give goals to the three players who score the vast majority of our goals? How insightful. It's not a bad thing but it's worth noting, we could have scored many more goals, but the team wanted Paco specifically to score. In a situation where Paco is actually...

2-1 away from home with only 10 minutes is FAR from the right time to fuck around with the ball. That is the kind of situation where lesser teams would dribble to the corner and stall, not give the ball away being a clown and possibly risk the full 3 points. If Neymar loses the ball there and...

His overall play is the same as it always has been. The only reason he got more chances to score (All of them went wasted) in his last appearance is because the team was bending over backwards to give him a goal. I wouldn't even be surprised to see Messi give him the penalty if we get one and...

Good news. It's great to finally have something promising coming up from the B team defensively, even if it's not the La Masia product many of us were hoping for.

Injury prone. Not a good sign.

It's about our striker position, not Paco. Which is part of the problem. We let Sandro go for free and spent 30m+ on an inferior player. Is this so hard to comprehend? I'd like for you to calmly go back and quote where I said or even implied this. That's quite possibly the dumbest thing...

If we let him go and replaced him with someone better maybe you'd have an argument. But we spent 30m+ on a player who isn't better, so you do not.

That seems a bit premature, but he is promising.

Bravo was pretty mediocre with Sociedad. You brought it up, not me. It's all relevant because when Bravo was failing to put up his godlike performances that had earned him such high praise and the team started to slump, very few pointed the finger at him the way everyone is keen to point at...

Oh. I see. My activity actually dropped because I broke my jaw, I just like to pop in every now and then and this thread had gotten pretty interesting, lol.

You probably didn't see it because you were one of those who still claimed him to be better than Stegen despite the difference in their performances that night. I could easily say Stegen last season and the season prior was 2-3 steps above this season's Bravo, and I'd be right.

No bullshit, Sandro is more likely to score a hat trick on us than Paco is to score one on them.

Oh I agree that he can still develop and I'm overall satisfied with him, but there are many cases (I wasn't even thinking of the shirt pulling) where he flat out messes up on a tackle where a penalty should be given, but wasn't. These no-calls are the reason he hasn't actually costed us, but if...

I'm not sure I follow. Are you trying to tie anything I say about our backup keeper to thinking he might overtake Mats? Because that's essentially the equivalent to bad mouthing Vidal because you want Roberto to be the RB, it's redundant and pointless. We badmouth Vidal because he's bad, and I...

Bravo in his last 6 months here wasn't performing any better but he's still hailed as an almighty god by some even after he fucks up and gets sent off playing against us.

Most of the risks he takes aren't clever, though. A lot of them are stupid fouls that for whatever reason are not called as penalties.

The hell does Ter Stegen have to do with anything?

No he fucking can't lmao.

His one performance certainly wasn't very good, though. He's definitely a backup keeper in every sense of the word, and from what we saw from him he'll be somewhat easy to replace.