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Make your researches well man, Messi never won the balloon d'or controversially in the expense of Luka modric. Modric won the 2018 edition due to his performances that season more especially his performances as Croatia reached the 2018 WC final.

What you said is right, when a player is feeling unsettled, the door should be shown to the player. It is not right to keep an unsettled player in the midst of the team. I know, Ronaldo never said publicly about his intention to seek new adventure in order to secure a champions league football. But the signs are there, be wants champions league football, be isn't finished yet, that's what he feels, he can give something better to the team he joins. He isn't bigger than man united, let's see what the future holds for Ronaldo.

Even at that, he wouldn't struggle man, I believe he'll get 20+ goals a season. If Ronaldo can score over 15 Premier League a season, then I believe Messi can also replicate such. When you're counting for the goals, always put goal involvements, and add up his assists, you'll realized that, Messi manage some good season in France League.

I don't like sex movies, that's the kind of movie where I know, it can play without sound and the viewers will still enjoy them that way. I love movies and sound, that's where the entertainment lies mostly.

Game of the thrones Gladiator Rambo 'first blood Ijele - Nollywood Isakaba - Nollywood Scorpion King - De Rock version.

At this point, their is no movie that can beat that mark of 8.5/10 rating on my end. I don't pay much attention to movies nowadays, and no movie I even watch complete. The last one I watched is 'blood convenient, a Nollywood movie.

You said it perfectly bro, Messi is never selfish, he is very creative, always help his teammates to score even when one of his scoring partner is facing dry scoring spell. He helps out by leaving out penalty to the player, in order to build up confidence and start scoring freely. Imagine Messi when Barcà operated under the MSN trio, each of them scored over 20 goals in their first season 2014/2015. Messi just need the right players around him and he'll shine in any league, not just in English Premier League.

Yes, we got all the good players then, and all odds were on us to win that encounter, but luck wasn't on our side. I was very young when I followed my uncle to watch the game at the game village. Tears rolled in my eyes, because I wanted Barcà to win it all that year.

I wouldn't stand just because I staked on my favourite team to win. I relax my mind when ever I staked on matches, because I know it is made on luck, If I win I win, when I lose I take it that way.

The scoreline at Namp Nou is '3-0, which Liverpool turned the deficit to 4-0 at the return leg at their home 'anfield. I watched the game when the scoreline was poised at 3-0, I knew Barcà will misbehave, and I went out to get some rest to calm my devastated head down.

That's pretty cool to hear about your own part. If you're being forced/influenced to love any sport at all, you wouldn't drive on for long. It is better to make a choice by yourself. You aren't moved by the game 'soccer that much, your love for it, is just limited. Just like me, no matter how my friends force me, I can not love playing or watching cricket game, golf, at this time. Their is nothing appealing to me with those kind of sport games, I've been a soccer lover for long, I love handball, beach soccer and all forms of track and field games.

Correct, their is no way it can be compared as to when referees were in total command of officiating. Now the assistant referee is helping to limit the errors of officiating in the field of play, that's why the European football governing body never considered scrapping upon some fans displeasure.

Blood Convent - Nollywood - 8.0/10

The Lord of the Rings: The Return of the King' is also very long. When I watched it, I couldn't complete it due to how long the duration was, about 3h and 21m of duration.

But have you taken your time to listen to what others are saying against the VAR? Their are goals that doesn't supposed to be counted, yet VAR counts it as good goal. And their are harsh calls too which VAR takes that doesn't warrant it. Like, calling someone who was initially shown a yellow card and hand red card instead. Some aren't worth the red card, and some goals in which VAR rules out and in, don't deserve to be there. VAR should be checkmated and improved.

For me, it is better not to hurry and release nonsense. And also, it is better to delay and not announce the official release of the game, than announcing it and later delaying. Such can put gamers in total disarray and cast doubt around the company.

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Is easier that way, I wouldn't just stay off from video games, when I'm not doing anything tangible. Of something is taking my time and brings me better return, it can drift away my gaming time, and I wouldn't bother much since I'm making use of my time too.

My answer is capital NO. If you doubt, go ask PSG, if their blockbuster spending spree made huge impact in their top ambition which to win the champions league since the Qatari owner took over? The answer remains No. Their is no doubt, money can build great team, when injected wisely, you don't just buy big names, because you feel they can transform the team with immediate effect. Such backfires, the best, is building from academy players, nurturing them with the best training facilities/equipments to aid their development faster. Such made Barcelona huge success in the past, their famed 'La Masia Academy really helped them to achieve the greatest benchmark in the history of the game, winning unprecedented sextape of trophies two times, which made them the first to win it in European football, including numerous other honours. Bayern Munich, Arsenal, Liverpool, Ajax etc, don't rely on already made players, they build their stars from the academy setup. Ever since Barcelona shifted their attention away from their famed academy 'La masia' success at the highest level eluded them. Because they went for already made players who aren't acquainted into their Tiki-Taka system of football, which cost them huge amount of money and sending them into bankruptcy with lots of debts to clear. Building your team around potential stars is the best, and you can recruit them from the youth form, which is from the academy. You wouldn't buy every good talent with money that can adjust to the brand of football the team posses. It takes time to build up, success doesn't come immediately in football. I don't believe in spending huge amount of money to buy already made players, instead, use the money to scout for young talents and grow them to become super stars, they can become more successful due to the chemistry/connection within the team.

Please, list the teams with the worst transfer deals in the past decade and how much they spent in each player acquisition and how the player performed based on the price tag.

Just as the thread implies, share the best teams around European top 5 leagues whose transfer business in this current window, is going as planned.

Just recently, the incumbent Manchester united coach 'Erik Ten Hag said 'Cristiano Ronaldo is not for sale. Alot of speculation has been ongoing that CR7 wants to seek new adventure, in search of a champions league football. And most notable destination muted for the super star forward is 'Chelsea FC. With this latest news, do you think Ronaldo will be moved to stay put for Manchester united and play EUFA EUROPA LEAGUE football this season for the first time in his professional career? You can read full article of what 'Erik Ten Hag said regarding CR7's future in Manchester united.

Yeah, their is no league Messi wouldn't succeed in. Forget it that he isn't having the best of time at France League, but he managed to chip in some crucial goals and assists during his first season there. Let's watch out what this season will being to him, if he gonna be a hit or miss in the league. If Messi can score all big teams in the premier league, it means he will score lots of goals if eventually he migrates to that league in the future.

LoL 😂, Sevilla FC beat us 3-0 in that contest. I couldn't forget the night, I was hoping that we gonna win the super cup and add to the list of silverware we won during the 2005/2006 season. Ronaldinho, Samuel Eto,o, Deco, Messi, Puyol, Xavi, Iniesta, were my favourites back then.

As a Barcà fan, I'll mention two matches that inflicted more pains to me as a fan. The defeat of Chelsea during the 2011/2012 UCL semi final and the one Liverpool turned a 3-0 deficit to 4-3 on aggregate during the 2018/2019 UCL season.