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Post Ironic

Senior Member
Feb 9, 2013
42,253
I have a dream. I have a dream that one day Juventus will stop selling its best players, and only add to the existing ones. I have a dream, a dream that someday all the deadwood will be gone. I have a dream, a dream that we'll finally put ourselves in the best possible position to win the CL by strengthening all areas, instead of sacrificing and weakening one area in order to fortify another. I have a dream, and that dream culminates with us finally lifting that trophy that has eluded us for so long.
When did Badass take over your account, bro? :p
 

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Bianconero81

Ageing Veteran
Jan 26, 2009
40,177
When did Badass take over your account, bro? :p
Come on Bro. That's low, even by Maple Syrup Standards :b81:

Sadass Tootsie could never hope to write with such fluidity and fervor :p

In other news, The Ladyboys Union have mobilized to ask for equal rights in running for government office, opportunities in the healthcare sector, and the field of education :D

I think Dybala will stay here until Messi retires, so I expect him to be Barca's key signing in 2023 :sigh:

I just hope we will bring in someone young and exciting to replace him when the time comes.
 

Post Ironic

Senior Member
Feb 9, 2013
42,253
Come on Bro. That's low, even by Maple Syrup Standards :b81:

Sadass Tootsie could never hope to write with such fluidity and fervor :p

In other news, The Ladyboys Union have mobilized to ask for equal rights in running for government office, opportunities in the healthcare sector, and the field of education :D

I think Dybala will stay here until Messi retires, so I expect him to be Barca's key signing in 2023 :sigh:

I just hope we will bring in someone young and exciting to replace him when the time comes.
:heart:

Dybala could be a lifer here if Tootsie didn’t alienate the fuck outta him with his summer shenanigans. Hopefully Paulo can be the bigger man and get over that. Sounds like he was pretty annoyed by it from his interview and confused by the club’s intentions. Tootsie really tried hard to ship him off this summer. Hopefully he stays and continues proving Tootsie a fool.

I think we’ll see some huge investments when Ronaldo moves on in a couple years, but it seems we’re going to invest in young players and rejuvenating the squad over the next couple years. Which makes a degree of sense. Don’t want to end up the next Inter/Milan/ManU... But it would be nice to get that 1 already world class mid + RB to finish constructing this team for domination now.
 

Xperd

Allegrophobic Infidel
Jun 1, 2012
35,054
Come on Bro. That's low, even by Maple Syrup Standards :b81:

Sadass Tootsie could never hope to write with such fluidity and fervor :p

In other news, The Ladyboys Union have mobilized to ask for equal rights in running for government office, opportunities in the healthcare sector, and the field of education :D

I think Dybala will stay here until Messi retires, so I expect him to be Barca's key signing in 2023 :sigh:

I just hope we will bring in someone young and exciting to replace him when the time comes.
:shifty:

Dybala will be 30 by then and Barca would have likely found a new 20/21 year old sensation to replace Messi. That time and opportunity has passed where Dybala could make an eventual move to Barca.

If Dybala isn't sold next summer, then more or less you can expect him to spend most of his prime years at Juventus.
 

sgjuveboy

Senior Member
Oct 31, 2012
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:shifty:

Dybala will be 30 by then and Barca would have likely found a new 20/21 year old sensation to replace Messi. That time and opportunity has passed where Dybala could make an eventual move to Barca.

If Dybala isn't sold next summer, then more or less you can expect him to spend most of his prime years at Juventus.
I really like the above post.
It is true that Barca is only ‘allowed’ by messi to sign his heir when he retires. And that should be somewhere in 2023.

But the irony is that, by 2023, Barca and Farmers La Liga may have rotted to the point where they can only hardly attract players like a 30yo dybala and not a 21-22 yo TOP talent.


The way I see it, Messi is Barca’s rise and fall. Messi’s market value is dropping. His capability to do magic is undeniable but he has been doing it in farmer’s league. In recent years, Barca’s team quality has dropped. And at the same time, they can’t sign the ‘future messis’ because Messi’s ego doesn’t allow that.

Farmers La Liga has already stopped showing in Asia because CR7 is no longer in it. It is like removing Predator from the movie Alien vs Predator.

On top of that, Messi is just no longer relevant to footballing world. He is aging, dribbling through farmers league, just like how Pele spent his career dancing in Brasília village league. Nice to watch on YouTube but boring to watch 90 mins of it.

Messi as a brand is also extremely unattractive. He has no social media game, not much sex appeal, hard to relate to millennials. Players with swag like Pogba, mBappe, Van Dijk, TrentAA, and our dear CR7, are head and shoulders above Messi in terms of global appeal. This is proven by the fact that no self-respecting clubs now are interested to sign Messi anymore, unless it is a China/MiddleEast/America club.

That is unlike the GOAT CR7, who at the age of 34, is still being linked to clubs like Man UTD, PSG, and sometimes even back to R Madrid.

Knowing CR7, his ego alone would have him stay competitive and rampant till his retire, probably ending his career back at Man UTD at the age of 40 to bring them back to greatness.

Knowing Messi, once he can no longer dribble through farmers La Liga, he will refuse to adapt his game, and in fact go to his boyhood Newell Boy club and dribble through the Argentinian village league.
 

Hydde

Minimiliano Tristelli
Mar 6, 2003
38,987
I agree that messi is the rise and fall of barcelona.

I even think he has some sort of mafia with the current board of directors, and earning money in shady ways.
 

AFL_ITALIA

MAGISTERIAL
Jun 17, 2011
31,804
He was dressed in pretty generic wear that would make him blend in with the crowd seamlessly... especially somewhere like London where there are usually tons of people on the trainline. Doubt anyone would have recognised him unless they had a long look. Also, celebrities do this all the time.
Still, look at him and his girlfriend. They must stand out tremendously when compared to the surrounding Sharons and Georges, out here looking like Shrek.

- - - Updated - - -

Dybala: "I was close to leaving, that was what the club wanted, but Sarri’s arrival has helped. He wanted me to stay."

https://www.theguardian.com/footbal...ala-juventus-mask-manchester-united-tottenham
The man has a heart of gold, bless him.
 

Ronn

Senior Member
May 3, 2012
20,898
These new tax laws mean that his renewal will cost more than wages of a player with same caliber coming from outside of Italy. I have a feeling that this will be the main factor and he’ll be sold.
 

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