the top Reddit posts from r/soccer for the past week
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[Relevo] Xavi, about Sergi Roberto “I see him train and I see the performance he gives. And he is always criticized. I don’t understand. He’s also from the house, He's a bigger Barca fan than the flag itself. and I think it’s unfair.”
[The Athletic]: Marcus Thuram to leave Borussia Monchengladbach as a free agent in the summer.
Tudor broke a record. No Marseille manager in history had this many points (52) after 24 games.
[SN] Josko Gvardiol: "Yes, I was keen on joining Chelsea, but Leipzig rejected their bid and I found it hard to cope with that decision at first, but I'm still here and I don't have a problem with it, because it was also my initial idea to stay for another season."
[Carrie Brown] Hojbjerg confirms Rice told him that nobody likes him. Emotionally crushed - he isn’t
[Felix Keith] Liverpool took a 33 minute flight ride home from Newcastle on Saturday, believing that, despite the environmental concerns, they had little choice with the short turnaround to the game against Real Madrid on Tuesday
Daily Discussion
Monday Moan
r/soccer 2023 census results: What do you think about VAR?
Man Utd sale: Qatari bid for Old Trafford club to be launched as deadline approaches
[Sami Mokbel] Exc: Tottenham plan to tempt Ben Foster out of retirement to cover for injured Hugo Lloris foiled by PL. Plus fears Rodrigo Bentancur has suffered season-ending cruciate ligament injury.
[Media] OTD 10 years ago, Ronaldo scored this towering header vs Manchester United at Santiago Bernabéu.
[Swiss Ramble] PL-Owner Funding last 10 years
[David Ornstein] Chelsea hierarchy intend to judge Graham Potter by years, not months or games. Chelsea expect progress but giving 47yo significant time. Joining new project mid-season, ongoing rebuild, injuries, youth drive mean job seen as safe + long-term
[Santi Aouna] Paris wants to part with Neymar at the end of the season, the club’s management has made its choice. At the same time Messi is reconsidering his contract extension the trend is leaning towards a departure.
[Jakub Jankto] Czechia and Sparta Prague midfielder Jakub Jankto comes out as gay.
Daily Discussion
Monday Moan
[MiguelDelanay] ]A crucial difference between Uefa and Premier League is that alleged breaches can't be "time-barred" - no restrictions on length of time since alleged offences.
[Football Daily] “We were accused. I will never forget that there were 8 or 9 teams in the Premier League that sent a letter for us to be banned, to be out of the Premier League. That happened to us when we have the 5th best net spend.” Pep Guardiola speaking on Friday.