Re: 'The Messiah' - Lionel Messi V.2

by ahmad25 Wed Jun 03, 2015 10:51 pm

Alex i think once you made a mistake by saying "sell messi". now you try hard to prove your point. Learn to admit mistakes dont be like a 7 years old boy. I feel like you want to lick Messi's ass right now (especially after his last show) but your silly and childish pride doesnt allow it

Messi was at his best in important games. Vs city psg bayern a.madrid a.bilbao.
Why you want Messi at his best against Deportivo or Eibar? This is childish argument. And you dont know if he will work hard next season? Why think so much? This is just obsession to justify your "once made" mistake

by Donuts Thu Jun 04, 2015 12:31 am

ahmad25 wrote:Alex i think once you made a mistake by saying "sell messi". now you try hard to prove your point. Learn to admit mistakes dont be like a 7 years old boy. I feel like you want to lick Messi's ass right now (especially after his last show) but your silly and childish pride doesnt allow it

Messi was at his best in important games. Vs city psg bayern a.madrid a.bilbao.
Why you want Messi at his best against Deportivo or Eibar? This is childish argument. And you dont know if he will work hard next season? Why think so much? This is just obsession to justify your "once made" mistake

watchout your a fanboy for using logic and not kissing suarez's ass as much as he does
Rolling Eyes

I'm a fanboy for not wanting to sell messi lol this guy

by free_cat Thu Jun 04, 2015 8:21 am

The funny thing is that the Alex is saying we should sell Messi because we don't know if he will work hard next season, while at the same time defending Alves renewal, who before fighting for a new contract was playing horrible and even admitted that he was unprofessional last season, so we can't really know if he will play well and be professional next season...

by Myesyats Thu Jun 04, 2015 4:18 pm

What a great goal that is. Being overlooked because of Messis incredible solo run.

'The Messiah' - Lionel Messi V.2 - Page 24 MelodicWideIrishdraughthorse

'The Messiah' - Lionel Messi V.2 - Page 24 MelodicWideIrishdraughthorse

by Myesyats Thu Jun 04, 2015 8:04 pm

by Myesyats Tue Jun 09, 2015 7:31 pm

What a fcking disgrace goal is. Feels like some spoiled kids are behind those articles. Not many things I destest more than English journalism.

http://www.goal.com/en/news/1717/editorial/2015/06/09/12562472/when-messi-is-happy-it-doesnt-matter-who-barcelonas-coach-is

by windkick Wed Jun 10, 2015 2:24 pm

http://www.espnfc.us/barcelona/story/2485769/lionel-messi-has-latest-appeal-against-tax-trial-rejected

Sounds like they want to find him guilty to charge him that full large sum

by neuro11 Wed Jun 10, 2015 2:41 pm

Messi to Chelsea with high wage to recover this loss :bow:

by futbol Wed Jun 10, 2015 2:44 pm

neuro11 wrote:Messi to Chelsea with high wage to recover this loss

Alves: "Messi told me I wouldn't find a better club than Barça."

:bow:

by Myesyats Wed Jun 10, 2015 3:02 pm

neuro11 wrote:Messi to Chelsea with high wage to recover this loss

Yeah. 500m for Messi after taxes + 20m/year in wages! He's not affordable. Laughing

by windkick Wed Jun 10, 2015 3:04 pm

neuro11 wrote:Messi to Chelsea with high wage to recover this loss

They have the best player already in Hazard.

Jokes aside, the tax issue is a pretty big problem Messi and his father are facing

by ahmad25 Fri Jun 12, 2015 7:39 pm

Was Messi born while running with the ball? pirat

by Deja Vu Tue Jun 16, 2015 8:25 am

Mirror wrote:Lionel Messi declined the Man of the Match award after Argentina threw away a 2-0 lead in their Copa America opener against Paraguay.

The Barcelona star, who scored his country's second on Saturday night, was so furious at the tournament favourites slipping up that he turned down the prize from CONMEBOL.

It was instead given to Paraguay forward Nelson Haedo Valdez, scorer of the Albirroja's first goal.

Sources inside the South American federation have confirmed to a number of outlets that Messi won't be fined, as he would have been for missing a press conference.

Messi told reporters in the mixed zone on Saturday night: "We were at fault in that we should have had more of the ball in the second half and controlled the match, not them.

"It’s maddening to go winning 2-0 and finish with a draw.

"We should have slowed the match down when they were coming at us.

"Now we have to think about Uruguay and we know we must win. There’s a lot to improve and this is only the first match, now we’ve got to be calmer than ever."

He leads Argentina into battle again late on Tuesday night as Argentina face Uruguay needing a win to keep their chances of topping Group B alive.

by neuro11 Tue Jun 16, 2015 9:17 am

i see..i was completely surprised to see that paraguay player winning it when he did absolutely nothing other than scoring the goal. even Paraguay keeper was better than him.
Anyway, Messi must be fed up with winning personal awards under NT when he desperately wants a Team glory. He better takes charge of NT team, they cant win anything under Tata, the Pekerman 2015, who subs best performaer Pastore for Tevez while keep on playing di maria .

by ahmad25 Tue Jun 16, 2015 1:00 pm

He should have accepted the award to get rid of criticism. He did his job it was not his fault they slipped from 2-0 to 2-2

by BarrileteCosmico Tue Jun 16, 2015 1:23 pm

Leaderessi :bow:

by neuro11 Tue Jun 16, 2015 5:20 pm

yeah...it was kind of silly to not accept it. Also it has put the entire team under pressure before next game. So as a captain he should not do that, no matter what.

by Myesyats Tue Jun 16, 2015 5:49 pm

He does what he wants, Messi does what he wants

I'd not feel like receiving any award after a bottled match either hmm

Individual awards are for Cristina

by free_cat Wed Jun 17, 2015 4:56 pm

Why Messi walks by Lorenzo Buenaventura (current Bayern physical coach and Barça's first treble physical coach)

Dedicated to Alexjanosik.

by jibers Wed Jun 17, 2015 5:08 pm

free_cat wrote:Why Messi walks by Lorenzo Buenaventura (current Bayern physical coach and Barça's first treble physical coach)

Dedicated to Alexjanosik.

Free please could you give a short summary of the video?

by futbol Wed Jun 17, 2015 5:25 pm

It says Messi is a lazy pos.

by free_cat Thu Jun 18, 2015 12:55 pm

He first talks about intensity in football games. He defines intensity as running more kms in long runs and fast speed. He then goes on to relativize intensity saying that Borussia Dortmund, the most intense team in Bundesliga, beat them in a game Dortmund was less intense, while Bayern beat them 0-3 in the second leg running much less, but doing everything better. Then says that people in Germany said Werder lost intensity because Bayern scored 13 on Werder in 2 games, but the stats show Werder ran a lot with great intensity.
He then talks about Bayern - Barça, mentioning the intensity was even in the two legs. He metions that Messi was criticized last season because he ran 8 km in one game (Atletico). He then looked what Messi runs, and saw that Messi ran also 8 km against Bayern at home, killing them. Is it important to run or not?
He then mentions that Messi can play 55 games in a row because he plays like his body tells him how to play and physical coaches should respect that. Instead of tying to bring his oxygen consumption from 12 to 14, they should respect that because he is faster with the ball than some players without it, so you should respect that. He is a player that sometimes plays walking because his body invites him to do so, and he takes advantadge of it by walking, stopping, looking at the game.... and predicting what will happen in 30 seconds while the rest still have no idea.

He finishes saying: A player that every team in the world double or triple mark, that he has scored 400 goals, we want to change his oxygen consumption because someone said he ran 8 or 9 km? We are crazy (to do that).

by Harmonica Fri Jun 19, 2015 12:23 pm

You don't need no physical coaches to realize that, just read my post history like a religion for now on. Football is a game of quality, not a game of distance running, quality decides the results, not how far you ran. Messi produces so much more with the ball in relation so you don't want to make him chase lost causes, like some others do to show that they care.

Messi is easily the most intelligent footballer in history, and that's why he's the only forward to play every league and cl game in a treble winning season. The fact that he doesn't need substition is good for Barca as they can strengthen other areas instead every game.

by free_cat Fri Jun 19, 2015 12:48 pm

Not to burst your buble, but although many of us already said this (I've been saying this before you even joined this forum btw), I trust much more the word of a world-class physical coach who has worked and collected physical data on Messi than mine or your opinions.

by neuro11 Fri Jun 19, 2015 3:29 pm

The translation should get stickied for future reference :coffee:

by The Franchise Sun Jun 21, 2015 11:40 am

That didnt tell me anything, im sorry to say.

Who here complained that Messi doesnt run great distances? Nobody.

The complaints are what kinds of movements he makes and when.

He can run as little distance as he wants, I dont care..however again, if an opponent is standing 3m from him he could do more than standing and watching him.

Not a scientist in the world can explain to me why it makes sense he can sprint 30 times with the ball, but not half that number without it.

His body invites him to walk? Thats called lazy where im from Laughing

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