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Russia played very deep too, It is difficult in this situation because you can pass one player you'll find two waiting to catch the ball.I think he'll succed in any club, I just think he'll need time, Hazard is surely better, but Neymar will improve for sure.

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we can see the difference when he plays against brazilian defences and euopean defences :halo:

In order to develop and be able to respond to tougher defences, he needs to play in Europe asap! Certainly if Brazil wants to win the WC2014 (which I don't think is likely at the moment), they need to allow their best talents to adapt to European quality play (as is already the case with Oscar and Lucas).

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Joey Barton is fucking legend.

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Quite an amount of RTs yesterday. I was only messing about. Good job he doesn't know who I am? Isn't it? #neylievers pic.twitter.com/giLkHFDuN3

Funny how some people are saying, 'Yeah but you're not half the player he is?' Maybe, but I am a trillion times better than you! #nuggets

Stop going on about goals in Brazil Lge as well. I once scored 77 in 1 season in the Rainhill and Byrne u14 league and thats a stronger comp

FUCKING BOSS.

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Seem to me he was trying to impress the Chelsea crowd...... He def could of made extra passes and done better with possession.

(Still think Neymar links best with Marcelo than anyone else in Brazil, including Oscar)..

What Chelsea crowd?

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Really?

Regardless, I'm sure Neymar wanted to make an impression at Stamford Bridge.

I doubt that was the reason,it was just a friendly, and if so he will have to get his act together for the WC in Brazil, pressure will be waaay heavier then, nothing comparable tho this.

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I don't know if its just me but, I think neymar has gotten worse than he used to be. He used to be better at dribbling, passing, shooting, crossing and even his vision seems to have reduced. Hazard is looking the better player now, I wouldn't have imagined that a year ago.

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I don't know if its just me but, I think neymar has gotten worse than he used to be. He used to be better at dribbling, passing, shooting, crossing and even his vision seems to have reduced. Hazard is looking the better player now, I wouldn't have imagined that a year ago.

Agree, on the international stage that is anyway. I think he's too eager to impress and the pressure's mounting up on him to be fair. I hope he makes it because he clearly has all the talent in the world, it'd be such a shame if he ended up like Denilson for example.

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I don't know if its just me but, I think neymar has gotten worse than he used to be. He used to be better at dribbling, passing, shooting, crossing and even his vision seems to have reduced. Hazard is looking the better player now, I wouldn't have imagined that a year ago.

Agree, on the international stage that is anyway. I think he's too eager to impress and the pressure's mounting up on him to be fair. I hope he makes it because he clearly has all the talent in the world, it'd be such a shame if he ended up like Denilson for example.

Not really, he hasnt played one single good game in 2013.

Brazilian media trashing him all week long, then Italy came and we all got excited. After yesterday's shite, shite game against Russia, he is getting rapped by everyone.

Perfectly understandable, the kid needs a heads up. Not everything is all flowers...

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Not really, he hasnt played one single good game in 2013.

Brazilian media trashing him all week long, then Italy came and we all got excited. After yesterday's shite, shite game against Russia, he is getting rapped by everyone.

Perfectly understandable, the kid needs a heads up. Not everything is all flowers...

Honestly he's not receiving as much criticism as he deserves. Tostao still calls him "supercraque."

It's a matter of expectations: is he a good player or a Messi? The media says he's a Messi, and we watch him play, especially against tougher opposition, and he's just a good player. Personally, I think he is more than just a good player; he's got the potential anyway. His dribbling, ball control, all during a full sprint isn't something very common. However, he looks VERY comfortable atm... He's getting the money he'd get in Europe without the effort he'd have to put in were he in Europe.

Hopefully the investors behind him will begin to freak out since his contract will run out only in 2 years and his development is pretty much stagnant.

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Chelsea, Manchester City and Barcelona target Neymar plans Santos stay

http://www1.skysports.com/football/news/11668/8611943/Chelsea-Manchester-City-and-Barcelona-target-Neymar-plans-Santos-stay

Does anyone honestly give a shit anymore???
I wish they'd stop tagging Chelsea in these damn stories, which seems like nearly every week. Better yet, I wish him and these stories would fuck off altogether. Overrated show pony and media-whore. Pants at international level; scores in friendlies against mainly poor teams.

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Who the fuck really knows? All I know is the boy craves attention. Can't wait to see him up against proper defenders, in a proper competition at the World Cup, I'd say his price will drop dramatically afterwards.

On my mobile and can't really open the article. Does it say why he wants to stay at Santos? When there are a handful of potential talents his age already getting massive experience in Europe?

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On my mobile and can't really open the article. Does it say why he wants to stay at Santos? When there are a handful of potential talents his age already getting massive experience in Europe?

Brazil superstar Neymar has revealed that his father is in talks about extending his current deal with Santos until 2016.

The 21-year-old is one of the most sought after players in the world, with a whole host of European clubs reportedly interested in signing him this summer, including Manchester City, Chelsea and Barcelona.

Santos president Luis Alvaro de Oliveira Ribeiro recently admitted that it was possible the forward could stay with his club even beyond the end of his current contract in 2014.

And now the player has told the media that his father - who represents him - is in talks with the Vila Belmiro over extending his stay.

When asked by ESPN Brazil about his chances of extending his deal with Santos, he said: "Why not? Talks are underway, but they are more with my father than with me."

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