Neymar - The Prick's Prick

Ronaldinho is levels above most players, absolute madness the levels he played at with a beer in his hand and slippers on basically

 

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For me he is the best ever the way he played the game was a joy to watch, Messi then rivaldo, my top 3

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Crazy he played football twice a week…. and partied the rest of it with ronaldo and was still that good haha

 

Made a complete * of his career playing in France.

He was absolutely unstoppable at Barcelona.

That being said he’s still one of the best players in the world and would waltz in to anyones team.

 

Not so sure if he would anymore, injured a lot, not as fit and has got far lazier.

Neymar, Messi and Suarez at Barca though, probably the best front three ever.

And annoyingly the most damaging player we’ve ever faced.


Riquelme is still the most frightening I’ve seen against us despite the tally the wee * got against us, goals and assist wise.

 

Probably true on the last sentence too but I'm not entirely convinced owing to how lazy he has become. His professionalism was already waning at the end of his Barca career so he's a far cry from that player despite arguably having squandered his prime years in Paris

Shame, he's hard to like due to antics but at his peak he could dazzle on the pitch like few others - I miss that, game is better for it IMHO

I.also believe it underscores the level required to be one of the true greats, so many variables involved beyond talent - mentality, work ethic & ambition/drive are huge too. That's why when I compare vs say Leo, clear he sits alone

 

Ratbag

 

If he's going to go about diving at nothing then someone should just break his leg. The punishment is the same so mays well make your tackle count.

 

I ACTUALLY HATE NEYMAR! Horrible wee *

 

Hopefully someone gives him something to really roll around about soon.

 

The Brazilian football star Neymar has come out in support of President Jair Bolsonaro, three days before the far-right leader looks set to lose a bitter re-election race against his leftist rival Luiz Inácio Lula da Silva.

Lounging in a gaming chair, the Paris Saint-Germain forward recorded a video singing along to a Bolsonaro jingle and making V signs with both hands to signify 22, the number of Bolsonaro’s party as it appears on Brazil’s electronic ballots.

The populist leader is trailing badly in the polls and could face a humiliating first-round defeat when 156 million Brazilians go to the polls on Sunday.
If neither candidate wins a first-round majority then a run-off will be held on 30 October.

Neymar’s support for the far-right leader came a day after Bolsonaro visited the Neymar Institute in Santos, the city where he made his name as a young player before being transferred to Barcelona.

Neymar was not present but he spoke via phone and welcomed Bolsonaro to a charity that provides sporting, health and educational facilities to thousands of underprivileged local children.

 

Not a surprise really that Neymar would support such a scumbag. I guess his on field personality is matched by his off field personality. As an aside Lula the Socialist candidate won the first round 48-43 over Bolsonaro and whoever else was running but because no one got above 50% they now go head to head on October 30th to determine the final outcome.

 

Fascist *. His diving was annoying but from now on I'll celebrate every brutal tackle on the scumbag and hope he gets injured.

 

Watched the last 20mins of the Benfica game last night, who btw look some side, and this little * was having a go at a Benfica player on the deck for exaggerating an injury. Funny seeing that and then him getting booked, *.


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He has such a pathetic attitude for a so called top player. Still diving about acting like he just got crunched in a 5 a side tackle

 

Controversial here, I think he's an absolute moron, and coming out supporting Bolsonaro makes me hate him even more, but he's a brave player. He takes some amount of kicks and wee fouls. Definitely over-exaggerates them, and is a general all round * about it.

He seems though for a defender to be such a great outlet this season. He comes short, willing to take the ball even though opposition are touch tight and more often than not leave a bit on him.