Super B'dor would be nice 
I really don't see Messi winning this year, he is likely there to present it to the winner passing the torch to Yamal (meh)
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The ceremony is always scheduled from the start, i don't think they are preparing any special surprise regarding the super bdr as that would overshadow everything and there aren't even any rumors about such a vote taking place.
I really don't see Messi winning this year, he is likely there to present it to the winner passing the torch to Yamal (meh)
I really don't see Messi winning this year, he is likely there to present it to the winner passing the torch to Yamal (meh)
I don't see there is any other way to give Messi the award than in Ballon dor ceremony. There isn't anyone more deserving than him, well Ronaldo is close but he won't win and he probably won't attend the ceremony too. The ceremony has to be grand. So are they going to reserve a date out of the calendar and expect many players will attend too. The best place is in the Ballon dor ceremony imo.
The league phase was interesting for the first season where the teams miscalculated the format and City and PSG risked missing out on the top 24, but now most matches feel like glorified friendlies.
Who cares if PSG loses to City or Barcelona to PSG next week? Their qualification for KO stage is secured and these are the matches that count.
Only the final matchday feels interesting.
Who cares if PSG loses to City or Barcelona to PSG next week? Their qualification for KO stage is secured and these are the matches that count.
Only the final matchday feels interesting.
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Good come back from Bayern but I guess they will really struggle against Arsenal
Good come back from Bayern but I guess they will really struggle against Arsenal
Typical Ronaldo fan post. Overlook entire context.
Ronaldo was benched. He didn't like it. Threw tantrums. Walked off the field. Refused to sub in when coach asked him to. Skipped training.
Then he went onto his biggest meat rider - to talk about ManU.
Martinez hasn't done anything. He's still serving ManU as he has been asked to by the manager.
So yeah Ronaldo is a manchild. He's a narcissist. If you see how he acts in S. Arabia then you'd even call him insane.
Ronaldo was benched. He didn't like it. Threw tantrums. Walked off the field. Refused to sub in when coach asked him to. Skipped training.
Then he went onto his biggest meat rider - to talk about ManU.
Martinez hasn't done anything. He's still serving ManU as he has been asked to by the manager.
So yeah Ronaldo is a manchild. He's a narcissist. If you see how he acts in S. Arabia then you'd even call him insane.
@Reborn @K!NG HARA$H!MA Yes, Ronaldo's interview was more self-serving, but I was still glad he publicly called out the Glazeshits, and I never called him a cry baby for the record. I only hated that he did it on an interview with that cunt Piers Morgan lol
Good on Licha for speaking up as well, but honestly, none of it matters. Fans have been saying the same thing since 2005. The leveraged buyout the Glazeshits pulled off in 2005 essentially turned Manchester United into an interest payment generating ATM for their own benefit. If we hadn't had the GOAT manager winning Premier League titles and going toe to toe with the greatest Barcelona team of all time in two UCL finals with Cleverley, Fletcher, Ji Sung Park, Antonio Valencia and Chicharito (LOL), we'd have been in this state from the very beginning.
At this point, the only thing that matters is whether someone has $12 billion they're willing to gamble on reviving this club, with absolutely no guarantee that it'll work. That's why Sheikh Jassim was our last hope, and he pulled out (pause) on October 14, 2023. Funnily enough, exactly three years ago today. So, yes, we're a finished club. We're no longer a sporting institution with any genuine ambition to win major competitions. We're an interest payment generating ATM for the Glazers, and that isn't going to change no matter how many people within the club publicly expose them.
Ronaldo, Martinez, Amorim, Rangnick, Van Gaal, Mourinho...every one of them had the balls to speak up has said some version of the same thing. And what has actually changed? Absolutely nothing. Nothing ever will until the Glazers are gone.
Good on Licha for speaking up as well, but honestly, none of it matters. Fans have been saying the same thing since 2005. The leveraged buyout the Glazeshits pulled off in 2005 essentially turned Manchester United into an interest payment generating ATM for their own benefit. If we hadn't had the GOAT manager winning Premier League titles and going toe to toe with the greatest Barcelona team of all time in two UCL finals with Cleverley, Fletcher, Ji Sung Park, Antonio Valencia and Chicharito (LOL), we'd have been in this state from the very beginning.
At this point, the only thing that matters is whether someone has $12 billion they're willing to gamble on reviving this club, with absolutely no guarantee that it'll work. That's why Sheikh Jassim was our last hope, and he pulled out (pause) on October 14, 2023. Funnily enough, exactly three years ago today. So, yes, we're a finished club. We're no longer a sporting institution with any genuine ambition to win major competitions. We're an interest payment generating ATM for the Glazers, and that isn't going to change no matter how many people within the club publicly expose them.
Ronaldo, Martinez, Amorim, Rangnick, Van Gaal, Mourinho...every one of them had the balls to speak up has said some version of the same thing. And what has actually changed? Absolutely nothing. Nothing ever will until the Glazers are gone.
