Quote from: Blitzboy on Today at 11:56:46 AM

Quote from: Palakka on March 21, 2024, 05:28:39 PM

Quote from: Weawant on March 21, 2024, 04:56:17 PM

This has always been my concern for PSG they don't seem to look like such a team thst is willing to be patient enough to want to build a team for the scratch and probably get to the point they become so formidable they will be able to be very productive even outside the Ligue 1 but they rather choose to keep focusing on starts with the mind that that's the way to helping them been able to achieve the kind of results they want to get.

If they are willing to build a team using young stars and talents such as the likes of coman and nkunku who were all gotten from their academy, they will be able to get a team thst will give them the kind of results they Desire even if it's going to take sometimes, but in the end it will be worth the wait and it will be even cost effective for them, just like Leverkusen now who's doing so well already and they are getting these results with their own players they did nurtured and not buying stars alone, it's even much better a team is able to build a star and get him to give the team the kind of performance they desire to get and later sell him off at a huge price which will now be another source of income to the team.

The Ligue 1 has always been the only place where PSGs dominance has been felt the most, they can possibly become a better team outside this small league where it seems their prowess is the most if only they are willing to probably risk a whole season to fixing the team and getting the team to produce the desired results and subsequent they would have a reliable team they can actually depend on the getting the kind of results they wanted all along.

The shortcuts made by PSG certainly make them a strong team in a very short time, and certainly it is not difficult for them to continue to be able to get many star players with the power of money they currently have, but of course PSG must be prepared for risks that are also detrimental to their finances if if the star players they buy now are not able to meet the expectations charged in achieving the championship target, For now, what PSG is doing I don't think is entirely wrong, because will be difficult for a team to develop only by relying on the talents of academy players, yes maybe at least PSG must also be brave to orbit their young players into the current main squad in order to at least reduce their expenses.

Leverkusen in the Bundesliga are currently able to surprise many people with their achievements, but I think using Leverkusen as an example to compare PSG is certainly not realistic guys, because we all know how long it took Leverkusen to make history like now, and I think PSG will not want to wait that long to be able to make their team strong not only in Ligue 1 but of course the big teams of the Europa League so far become their benchmark for development.

I understand PSG's mentality. The aim is big names, huge wins. However, relying on a few superstars is risky. Huge risk. Spends a fortune, and no trophies? Disaster. Absolute disaster. Mbappe, a terrific player, shows that Champions League pressure can break anyone.

Believe me, this play is smarter: Create your own talent. Slow, but builds a stronger foundation. You avoid outrageous transfer fees and inflated salaries and get players who compete for the shirt, not just the salary. Mixing one or two major stars with local talent? The mixture is potent. PSG needs competitiveness and sustainability to win. Much smarter than their current plan.

PSG's mistake was always with their coach, it is not permissible that when they had 3 great stars and they did not win the UCL, Ligue 1 yes, that was obvious, but they had to demonstrate the level was in the UCL, so the mistake of the Sheikh as such was to allow himself to be talked over, prioemsesas and everything on the part of the coach, a sheikh who had everything and did not know what he had was lacking much more decision, because he did not know how to take advantage of the leadership of a team, I would have done everything possible to I tried to get Zidane, or one of the best at that time , but he wasn't able to do it, so that's like investing in something that you don't follow up on again, the sheikh really failed, now with Mbappé it only meant a lot, but It's not enough, sometimes the sheikh was very complacent with that player, and a player cannot be trusted by the club, those mistakes were the ones that never made PSG win, now they have a chance in the UCL that we are experiencing, let's see if things change.

Quote from: mammusu on Today at 02:56:50 PM

Quote from: len01 on Today at 10:57:45 AM

Quote from: armanda90 on March 21, 2024, 08:48:48 PM

Actually Clermont Foot still has bigger chance for staying in Ligue 1 next season behind on the bottom position standings awhile, but Ligue 1 have regulation with two bottom standings teams will relegated to Ligue 2 and has opportunity as the third bottom standings has second chance trough playoff relegation. Clermont Foot remaining six points left from Lorient and Ligue 1 has 8 matches left.

But Clermont have to face many difficult teams on their matches left for upcoming match against PSG, then has Lens, AS Monaco and Lyon will be most difficult team for defeating. Get more time to recovery with international break out I think Clermont has opportunity get one points against PSG with inconsistency performance in domestic league currently.

for this season for me, Clermont has no chance to leave the relegation zone.
from some of the matches you said against some of the big teams Clermont will compete away and have been confirmed to also lose points, except for the match against Lyon.
but to fight Lyon even though Clermont competing at home will still be very difficult.
Clermont is currently the second team that conceded in large quantities after Lorient and Clermont now conceded 43 scores and just imagine how weak the Clermont defense and it is very feasible if Clermont must be degraded this season because this team always gives an inconsistent appearance since last season.

I still give them a chance to stay in LIgue 1 next season, as long as they can continue to win matches and also the team above them experiences bad things. Yes, even though it is something difficult, the reason is that the opponents they will face are also better than them if you look at the current standings. 6 points from the safe zone limit, in my opinion, are points that can still be pursued, as long as, as I said before, they must be able to maximize the matches they will play.

In my opinion, the team that is in the safe zone also doesn't have a very special appearance, so anything can still happen. They still had a lot of defeats too, in fact most of them only got 1 win or 2 wins from the last 5 matches they played, while 3 or 4 other matches ended in defeat. That's what makes me still give them a chance to escape the relegation zone. This will definitely not be easy for them, because it will take hard work and a little luck to enable them to truly escape the threat of relegation this season. We'll see if they will be that lucky to win.

We say difficult situations, putting first a PSG that is being very fractured, Luis Enrique has done everything to maintain a formation with and without Mbappé , has he made the points clear, that Clermont is a team that can make a Difference ? Of course yes, let's not even think about 1 point, it could be 3 points, it is very well known that PSG will not use Mbappe that much because Luis Enrique has always had a lot of Hatred for Real Madrid and that is the only reason he sees Mabappé as the be more disloyal to the team and basically and directly towards him, that is why he does not give him many minutes, and by not giving him much playing time, you do not see it in the other teams, especially in Madrid, I think this is Partly true It hurts a player like him a lot, but of course, Mbappé wanted this for himself. He wanted things to happen that way, and that's why he has these kinds of problems.

'Maybe I can rest Kylian' - Luis Enrique jokes about what it will take to leave Mbappe out of Champions League clash with Barcelona

Quote

WHAT HAPPENED?

While talking on his Twitch channel, the former Barcelona and current PSG boss responded to one of his subscribers as to how many Twitch subs it would take to play Mbappe as the centre-back against Barcelona during the two clubs' highly-anticipated Champions League quarter-final clash. Enrique joked that if someone donated '2-3 million' to the Xana Foundation charity, he would bench the French superstar altogether.

Source: https://www.goal.com/en-gb/lists/maybe-rest-kylian-mbappe-luis-enrique-jokes-about-leave-mbappe-out-champions-league-clash-barcelona/blt790b51ffb7965b1d#csa579956171c44f92