Yeah, I know.
But I still think it, for half a second, every fucking time.
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Match Tottenham Hotspur vs Barcelona - UCL 3/10
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But I still think it, for half a second, every fucking time.
Years of tedious practice.
At the time guardiola said it wasn't banging In hat tricks and being the league's leading scorer. It definitely did apply to Kane.
But Poch was right to say that we weren’t a one man team
Whereas Messi was the difference tonight
"That didn't affect me but the reality is it was very disrespectful for many people and it's difficult to understand because he was part of the big success at Barcelona with Messi at his best, and I never said it was 'the Messi team.' I always said it was Barcelona or Pep Guardiola."
The irony looooool.
I've just seen the full press conference.
He also name dropped Suarez and Coutinho. And I quote ''When you play Messi, Suarez, Coutinho and company and go down after 1 minute, it's terrible.''
We could have bought someone. A player or two to give us more of a fighting chance instead of sitting on our moneybags and doing fuck all. It's not like we're a small club or a skint club.
That's the real issue.
Thanks mum.
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Davies? We are fucked.
he's a god awful footballer.
You fucking numpty.
Ok that's fine. I was just going off the quotes totti posted.
Hmmmm I think you're missing the point intentionally.
Yes Messi was the best player on the pitch tonight.
Well him and Rakitic, Busquets, Lenglet, Alba, Coutinho, Ter Stegen and Arthur
I think Tot's quotes are from the post match interview. Mine from the presser.
Either way, Messi, as ever, was the difference.
What was most striking about his performance was his passing. He may be the best passer of the ball I've ever seen. Except Tom Huddlestone.
Anyone have one of those highlight sites?