Justin11

I never believed it, that Real Madrid will win in the expense of PSG and Manchester city. That's football for us, which isn't 1+1, it is a game full with surprises, even where underdogs can pull a huge upset and claim the top prize.

Sure, I can share the moment with friends and family via social media and the fun will be there. I just love being at my own comfort, and enjoying the beautiful game. I don't like crowds to watch with, maybe 3-7 people are enough for me to watch with, when I needed that presence.

You're just correct man, when I played cricket first time during my college time, I didn't love what I played. It was just boring, a complete one sided game, with crowds of defenders. Someone suffering from insomnia will get asleep immediately, cos their is no real suspense in the game like the way football drags suspense in.

Sure, not all, I love the 90 mins of football matches. Then 120 mins when extra time is needed, I don't want any further rules as regards to the time frame of matches.

If he plays for team like 'manchester city, with world-class coach like 'pep guardiola, I don't see reasons why Messi wouldn't excel in the PL. Remember, Messi doesn't like wasting the ball, and he doesn't defend better, he is much of an attacker and creator in the team. Their is no way you can expect him to do the dirty job too.

😂, I play for local amateur team here in my country. I am versatile, but I love playing as a left forward flank, due to my preferred foot being 'left.

Let's see if Darwin Nunez's signing will fill the void left by Sadio Mane as the season draws closer to starting. Chelsea is also busy in the transfer window, with excellent acquisition, most notably 'Sterling signing.

😂, the player who turns against his own teammates during crucial matches. At this time, I'll agree with you, that Harry Maguire's signing is the worst in history, not just in EPL. The drama he performs in the pitch is totally insane.

Sure, competition success isn't guaranteed even when you splashed all the money in the club's bank. Even if you get CR7, L. Messi at their twilight age, including Ney, and Mbappe, still, PSG's UCL success isn't still guaranteed.

Their is nothing more annoying than that, allowing an opposition team to do such an unlikely comeback. Barcà have seen such a turnaround in their history double, the one Roma FC overcame, during 2017/2018, and the Liverpool FC own. But Barcà hold the record for the unexpected turnaround in UCL history vs PSG in 2016/2017 UCL season.

I cried so much in the past for my club 'FCB as a child, not nowadays, I've come of age. But all the same, it still pains me seeing them losing any crucial game. Barcà is under rebuilding, it will take years for them to comeback to their usual best.

Nope, if you made name for yourself as a pro, you wouldn't lack options to earn money just the same during your professional career as a player. You can turn your attention and becoming a coach, or work as a pundit, or an ambassador for a club in which you earned a legendary status, just as Paolo Maldini of AC Milan, whose job is a 'technical director role.

Understand, but such shouldn't make them to trek on the field. If they're injured and it couldn't let them move, then the stretcher should come quicker and take them away and save the time.

That was in 2011/2012 UCL campaign during the semi final match. That's one of the saddest nights as an FCB fan, i couldn't digest it as a child back then as tears rolled down.

I mostly stay silent to play video games, but that doesn't mean that my sound system has to be turned off, with no commentary or voice over coming directly from the game, never. I love hearing commentaries, voice overs, radar of teams than listening to nothing and just being silent.

That's awful, they just have to work extremely hard to correct such kind of bad look and poor record when it comes to matching with other European referees in other countries.

Apart from Mbappe and Ney, I don't think PSG spend that much when it comes to players recruitment. Take a look at Manchester city's transfer expenditure in the past five years, you'll notice that, it is way more than what PSG has spent.

Sure, he is behind cross bars fueling his agent 'Jorge Mendez, which has made his agent to voice out about Ronaldo's interest in a new adventure. He just wants to play in the UCL and not UEL for the first time.

Lol, what about Howard web? He was one of the most successful English referees ever, he officiated lots of UCL matches before bowing to retirement finally. No doubt, some English referees are just living by hype, they aren't all that exceptional only few, that's why the VAR is around to correct them.

Already VR is defining the odds, if it isn't something magnificent and beneficial enough in other aspects of life, people wouldn't have considered it today. I can't wait to get into VR and meet different people I never met before in real life.

Square Enix aren't just ready to change from F.F, they love such video game franchise series name. And they want to keep milking from the series as long as nature permits.

Messi scored about six goals in the French League, you can research about it. He didn't perform at his usual best, but I believe next season will be better. And I also believe that, Messi will succeed in the Premier League as well irrespective of age.

Spending it wisely is the key, that's the main point of your comment I found so interesting. And we know how Manchester City, PSG, Barcelona, have spent the cash carelessly without real success over those hefty transfer fees they made on those players that cost them much. Let's see if PSG and Manchester city signings gonna get them somewhere in the near future and land them their biggest dream of winning the UCL.

To be frank, the list you put here is just the real fact. Those clubs have overseen an extravagant spending spree, with no real success coming through, upon the funds they've pulled out for players acquisition.

Yeah, that haaland acquisition is a tremendous one, and Manchester City is deserving of the player, since his father played for the club too. So, it is a privilege for the son to follow in the footsteps of the father to represent the club he supported when his dad was a player. Chelsea, Barcelona, Bayern Munich, are having a good transfer window too. Let's see what others can bring on before the transfer market ends.