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Saw some reports that Xavi is ready to let him and Gundogan go in the summer if needed.

Has he lost the dressing room yet?

But he'd wanna win the CL too, innit?

Apparently, Roberto Martinez just said in an interview that he voted for Messi because he took the WC into consideration. There has to be some sort of mix-up with the dates here. If all the players voted for Messi because they loved his game, he'd win in 2021 too when he had a way better...

Both Real Madrid and Liverpool would give him unlimited spotlight, prestige and regular exposure globally. Madrid are likelier to win CL trophies and will be better at lobbying for individual accolades. But if he wins PL and CL with Liverpool, he'll get the BDor anyways and be remembered as...

I said it at the time. I knew there would be problems in the dressing room the moment Xavi subbed off Lewandowski against his wishes. He has a huge ego.

It's based on personal priorities I guess. It's a straight choice between money and glory. So far he has chosen money. He can choose glory and move to Real/Liverpool. But if he chooses money, good for him. What can you say? He's still super successful in Football and will be the richest...

You do make valid points. With Newcastle, he has been linked for a pretty long time now. Saudis do love big names and the publicity that'd generate. There's also the Bobby Robson factor and he has a soft spot for Newcastle. Newcastle fans(like True Geordie) like Mourinho a lot. Chelsea are...

Would it be ideal for him? They prefer developing young talents and selling them at a high price. Attacking Football with youngsters ain't very Mourinho-like. Don't see that as a natural fit unless you meant club size and competitive ability.

Dunno mate; can see Newcastle and Chelsea hiring him soon. When he was at Roma, I read that Perez wanted to hire him. These are some big jobs. Imagine if Simeone decides to move on from ATM or Juve part ways with Allegri. He'd immediately be the favourite for those jobs and be a perfect...

Many clubs would be happy with a successful 3 year stint. Look at Football Management these days. How many managers last more than 3 years? Clubs are used to changing managers all the time so they might as well take a gamble on him as a short term manager in the search for immediate success.

Well, considering the fact that more than half of his posts this decade starts with ":lol: Temp" or "lil Temp" it's clearly some sort of creepy obsession. Clearly lacks self awareness and thinks he's spouting some sort of gospel truth just because some posters and mods in his group encourage...

Following me around to another forum like a pet dog isn't the flex this skank thinks it is. :lol: All he proved with his digging is that my opinions remain the same regardless. What a discovery! 👏 "Destroyed" me just like he "predicted" I would talk about Mourinho's Chelsea in a thread...

Cool. LVG it is then! :troll:

He said in an interview he's not ready for national team jobs. He's a workaholic and wants a club. Think it might be Chelsea/Newcastle next unless he accepts the Saudi money.

What about Flick? Laporta likes him. Took over Kovac's Bayern which was a dysfunctional one man team and turned them into hyper attacking, dominating, pressing monsters overnight. Won the sextuple with Bayern. Enjoys great relationship with Lewandowski and definitely rates most of the...

Bring Mourinho. Results and the style of play won't be worse than Xavi. Atleast the press conferences, substitutions and touchline antics will be entertaining. I hear he's well respected by Madrid fans and Perez so that would add an extra layer of drama. Imagine Mourinho taking savage digs and...

Won't be watching regularly but still love the player. Hope he moves to a bigger club. Given his low release clause and relationship with Mourinho I can see him at Mourinho's next club.

Damn this decade has been a nightmare for CR7 fans. :lol: I remember around 2018, the narrative changed and many neutrals started picking CR7 as the GOAT after the 3peat and his clutch reputation at it's highest. It remained stable till 2020 and people gradually started acknowledging that...

Did a good job at Roma overall. Won them the first European trophy in their history. Took them to a Europa final and got robbed. Attracted some big names on loans and short term deals. Worked with very lil money. Gave around 15 youngsters their debut. Developed some of the youngsters and Italian...