Hard to be interested in the gold cup when half our true national starters aren’t/weren’t playing in the tournament. I’m sure the same applied to Mexico [Reply]
Originally Posted by TripleThreat:
Hard to be interested in the gold cup when half our true national starters aren’t/weren’t playing in the tournament. I’m sure the same applied to Mexico
It wasn't the premiere lineup, but it was very exciting and heartening to see so many young and new players performing so well. It really was a gripping game. [Reply]
I hope Messi doesn't go to PSG. A league nobody watches with only one good team.
The Premier League is the only logical place. Problem is, I don't know if anyone can afford him now that the season has almost started and big spenders have already been dishing out money for players. [Reply]
Originally Posted by JudasRising20:
I hope Messi doesn't go to PSG. A league nobody watches with only one good team.
The Premier League is the only logical place. Problem is, I don't know if anyone can afford him now that the season has almost started and big spenders have already been dishing out money for players.
PSG would be the most likely spot, which would basically create a super team. In the PL, Chelsea could be considered suitors, given they've been trying to buy Haaland, and now Lukaku, both for big money. I don't really see that happening, but could be fun for my club. [Reply]
Originally Posted by Shag:
PSG would be the most likely spot, which would basically create a super team. In the PL, Chelsea could be considered suitors, given they've been trying to buy Haaland, and now Lukaku, both for big money. I don't really see that happening, but could be fun for my club.
PSG is a big fish in a small pond. He could increase his Champions League titles but the rest of the season would be meaningless. Who really watches Ligue 1 games?
Messi in the premier league would be a huge deal. Like you said, though, Chelsea (and Man City) probably wish this happened earlier in the summer. [Reply]
