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#WeAreAllLeoMessi: Show your supportwww.fcbarcelona.com - 09/07/2016 | 14:15 The Club unveils a campaign for the world to express its sympathy for the FC Barcelona striker Everyone is invited to show their support for the Argentinian striker FC Barcelona has set up a campaign in support of Leo Messi following the sentence issued this week against the Argentinian and his father. Using the hashtag #WeAreAllLeoMessi while posting a photo or message with both hands open, the campaign is encouraging all Barça fans to express their sympathy for the greatest footballer in the world by voicing their unconditional support on social networks. By making it clear that #WeAreAllMessi, we want Leo to know that he is not alone. All members, supporters clubs, fans, athletes, media and everyone else are invited to participate.
Source: www.fcbarcelona.com
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Is that for real?
edit: Just keep your head down and hope everyone forgets -.-
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Pandemona
Charlie Sheens House51456 Posts
Yeah i just don't even with that, surely its troll from some hacker or something...
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It is quite obvious, Messi is thinking about leaving Spain after his recent sentence without renewing his contract. And Barcelona is trying to stay at his side with this campaign with the hope of convince him to renew his contract in the future. (Retarded) Club Business stuff.
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Or he could have paid his taxes and not broken the law.
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How dare the government demand that Messi pays his taxes? Preposterous!
#libertariansformessi #whoisjohngalt #messiis
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On July 10 2016 03:55 {CC}StealthBlue wrote:
Or he could have paid his taxes and not broken the law.
I agree, Im just explaining why Barcelona is kissing his ass so much xD
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On July 10 2016 04:08 dmnum wrote:
How dare the government demand that Messi pays his taxes? Preposterous!
#libertariansformessi #whoisjohngalt #messiis
This kind of comments is flat out stupid. He has thousands of contracts all over the world of various natures and legal contraints each, If you think he magically recieved an statement saying "your income is X you need to pay Y sign here" it is not the case. He prolly has a team of accountants on payroll only to know how much taxes he has to pay.
Also, one could claim that the Spanish government taking taxes from his commercials on the U.S. with nike is totally ilegitimate. He has made millions trough the years for the spanish government and got treated like shit, he is rightfully pissed.
Personally I'd rather messi use his money on charity than the corrupt spanish government.
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On July 10 2016 05:54 GoTuNk! wrote:Show nested quote +On July 10 2016 04:08 dmnum wrote:
How dare the government demand that Messi pays his taxes? Preposterous!
#libertariansformessi #whoisjohngalt #messiis This kind of comments is flat out stupid. He has thousands of contracts all over the world of various natures and legal contraints each, If you think he magically recieved an statement saying "your income is X you need to pay Y sign here" it is not the case. He prolly has a team of accountants on payroll only to know how much taxes he has to pay. Also, one could claim that the Spanish government taking taxes from his commercials on the U.S. with nike is totally ilegitimate. He has made millions trough the years for the spanish government and got treated like shit, he is rightfully pissed. Personally I'd rather messi use his money on charity than the corrupt spanish government.
Where did I say Messi was some sort of evil fucker? Most likely he didn't do his taxes and some accountants/his father decided to not pay the taxes properly. It still is Messi's responsibility. He's not a child. And the Barcelona campaign is beyond stupid.
Feel bad for the chumps who pay their taxes while a millionaire who could do so without any repercussions in his life doesn't.
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On July 10 2016 07:55 dmnum wrote:Show nested quote +On July 10 2016 05:54 GoTuNk! wrote:On July 10 2016 04:08 dmnum wrote:
How dare the government demand that Messi pays his taxes? Preposterous!
#libertariansformessi #whoisjohngalt #messiis This kind of comments is flat out stupid. He has thousands of contracts all over the world of various natures and legal contraints each, If you think he magically recieved an statement saying "your income is X you need to pay Y sign here" it is not the case. He prolly has a team of accountants on payroll only to know how much taxes he has to pay. Also, one could claim that the Spanish government taking taxes from his commercials on the U.S. with nike is totally ilegitimate. He has made millions trough the years for the spanish government and got treated like shit, he is rightfully pissed. Personally I'd rather messi use his money on charity than the corrupt spanish government. Where did I say Messi was some sort of evil fucker? Most likely he didn't do his taxes and some accountants/his father decided to not pay the taxes properly. It still is Messi's responsibility. He's not a child. And the Barcelona campaign is beyond stupid. Feel bad for the chumps who pay their taxes while a millionaire who could do so without any repercussions in his life doesn't.
I feel bad for everyone being forced to pay taxes, but I feel specially bad for people who willingly pay taxes and shame others who try to keep their wealth, rich or not.
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Like I said, #whoisjohngalt #messiis
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Can we label Griessman the next Ballack?
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On July 11 2016 06:34 sharkie wrote:
Can we label Griessman the next Ballack?
He's a few instances of "almost getting there" short of Ballack, I'd say.
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On July 11 2016 06:34 sharkie wrote:
Can we label Griessman the next Ballack?
lol glad I wasn't the only one 
I like the dude but hell i wouldn't want him on any of the teams that I support.
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Pandemona
Charlie Sheens House51456 Posts
Ok most teams are now back in pre season training! 4 weeks to go until new season :D
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On July 11 2016 17:19 Pandemona wrote:
Ok most teams are now back in pre season training! 4 weeks to go until new season :D
new thread hype!
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Before the new club season there's the U19 Euro and the Olympics!!
UEFA Euro U19 (starts today!)
Group A: Austria, Germany, Italy, Portugal
Group B: Croatia, England, France, Netherlands
Men's Olympics:
Group A: Brazil, Denmark, Iraq, South Africa
Group B: Colombia, Japan, Nigeria, Sweden
Group C: Fiji, Germany, Korea Republic, Mexico
Group D: Algeria, Argentina, Honduras, Portugal
Are youth tournaments not as followed in other countries as they are in Portugal? 
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EPT
