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Digne is not shit, he's actually pretty damn good. I can agree that Grimaldo should have at least been given a chance but Digne is a good replacement. There's nothing stopping us from bringing Grimaldo back one day either.

Piss poor performance and it's impossible to defend him costing us the game this way, but the way people are reacting you'd think he's the first player this season to cost us goals. We even have serghei in here channeling his inner Mandrake and blaming Mats for Bravo demanding a transfer :lol...

Well that's just not true at all.

Anyone who doesn't kiss Arda's ass is a hater it seems.

A lot... Although I attend university, partying is part of the culture :lol:

I can actually agree with this. We already had a young striker who was still developing and had the potential to be very useful for Barca but was still the unfinished product. This actually made me laugh for a minute or two, because that literally describes Munir. But why? When he was...

Do gingers count as a race?

Your experiences are not unique. "I've played before and it's hard!" is not a valid excuse. We could say the same nonsense about every position and every player that doesn't perform well. And if you by yourself really had eleven players trying to reduce your space the game would be a cakewalk...

Well the fact that Munir is from La Masia and has been part of the team for years is a pretty fucking big deal, so it's no wonder you want to dismiss that right from the get-go. And you must not have been paying attention last season. Munir had been playing well since the turn of the year, and...

I've played football since I was 5 years old but yeah let's try to use the bullshit "You've never played" argument. He didn't show us anything at Valencia to suggest he'd be a good fit here and now that he's here he's showing he's not a good fit. It's not exactly rocket science.

Which one? There's a difference between a player having a hard time adapting or what have you, and a player having a few bad games.

How about the fact that Rakitic and Iniesta should not be a certain starting duo themselves other than their list of accolades?

You suggested those things just by bringing it up. Why else would you say it? Otherwise you're just saying nonsense for the sake of it. Paco was mediocre at best while at Valencia and the excuse was "Well he had a bad team", but now that he's shit for us the excuse is "Well even Suarez was bad...

He's more reactionary than proactive to the pass coming his way is why. We can talk shit about Ronaldo and his tap-ins all we want, but he's always setting himself up for them. When Paco is getting the ball hooked away from him right before a tap in, it's because he's usually running onto the...

Suarez in his very first game got an assist against Real Madrid after having not played a single competitive minute since the World Cup. Two things are wrong with this comparison: The suggestion that Suarez was anywhere near as bad as this when he first started, and that the circumstances are...

Oh, shit. Recall Samper and just let him be a sub here.

Denis Suarez and Rafinha were both loaned out and are quite well liked by our current manager now that they're back at Barca. The question isn't their age, but their quality. We haven't produced very many gems in a while.

Everyone is discussing who they'd want the manager to be, but what about the manager himself? Would you prefer he be more like Lucho in most aspects, or would you prefer to go back to a Pep mentality, so to speak? Any particular styles of play you'd like to see? Any greater or reduced reliance...

22 isn't old at all and I wouldn't say he's "Nowhere near" ready, as he's on loan, which is usually reserved for those who are indeed almost ready.

If you think he hasn't improved with the B team in the past two years you're basically saying he's as good now as he was with Juvenil A, which... Lol.