Does R.Madrid Really Need Neymar Or will Messi,Villa,Xabi and Iniesta will break them down again next season?

cositomilan wrote:Neymar Vs Messi it is like brazil vs argentina :lol!:

cositomilan wrote:Menezez rank him highly and so was R9 by stating that neymar was the heir of his throne :king:

Omniscient wrote:I'm not sure that Neymar is skilled or experienced enough to combat the likes of Alves, Busquets, and Pedro. I mean, Di Maria already fulfills his role, a lightweight guy who's very mobile whilst on the ground. Callejon is quite promising, but I feel that Madrid just need a seasoned veteran to partner Ronaldo and help him get back to his magnificent best. It's a shame that Rivaldo is retired.

cositomilan wrote:Now it is been reported that the wonder boy Alexis Sanchez is about to become the newest element is what is now a long list of superstars for barca so the question is does neymar is really the Phenomeno or will it match messi's supremacy.....I guess only time will tell..................... :lol!:

cositomilan wrote:

Omniscient wrote:I'm not sure that Neymar is skilled or experienced enough to combat the likes of Alves, Busquets, and Pedro. I mean, Di Maria already fulfills his role, a lightweight guy who's very mobile whilst on the ground. Callejon is quite promising, but I feel that Madrid just need a seasoned veteran to partner Ronaldo and help him get back to his magnificent best. It's a shame that Rivaldo is retired.

Well canales was the next best thing for madrid and so was pedro leon but they could not deliver now neymar is of higher caliber than these two of that I'm certain

cositomilan wrote:

Omniscient wrote:I'm not sure that Neymar is skilled or experienced enough to combat the likes of Alves, Busquets, and Pedro. I mean, Di Maria already fulfills his role, a lightweight guy who's very mobile whilst on the ground. Callejon is quite promising, but I feel that Madrid just need a seasoned veteran to partner Ronaldo and help him get back to his magnificent best. It's a shame that Rivaldo is retired.

Well canales was the next best thing for madrid and so was pedro leon but they could not deliver now neymar is of higher caliber than these two of that I'm certain

The xcx wrote:

cositomilan wrote:

Omniscient wrote:I'm not sure that Neymar is skilled or experienced enough to combat the likes of Alves, Busquets, and Pedro. I mean, Di Maria already fulfills his role, a lightweight guy who's very mobile whilst on the ground. Callejon is quite promising, but I feel that Madrid just need a seasoned veteran to partner Ronaldo and help him get back to his magnificent best. It's a shame that Rivaldo is retired.

Well canales was the next best thing for madrid and so was pedro leon but they could not deliver now neymar is of higher caliber than these two of that I'm certain

Pedro and Canales were brought because of a backup really, they didint fail to deliver, they did it just fine imo, we used them much as possible which is a good thing.

english_jewel wrote:Barca will break them down again.

St_Nick09_of_Goal wrote:We are going to sign Aguero, not sure what will happen with Nemar...

St_Nick09_of_Goal wrote:sad to see you take everything you read to the first degree.

elmystique wrote:

St_Nick09_of_Goal wrote:sad to see you take everything you read to the first degree.

Mourinho has a type of build for his striking players, the man loves 'em strong, physically built and tall or moderately tall.

Aguero

strong - check

tall -

moderately tall -

I don't think he cuts it for Mourinho, your obsession for Kun, my good friend Nick to me seems like its been your personal desire for him to play at Madrid, but you and I don't call the shots....too bad...