Neymar's Incredible Hatrick

MD1990

GavRedKing

Lighting quick from Neymar.

Some player that lad will be.

ollie1

His 2nd goal is unreal and the speed of him :eek:

Pighead

Even more impressive is the fact that the game was against Internacional who are one of the powerhouses of South American football. His speed is unreal. What's the story with him with regards to transfers? Has he signed a pre-contract agreement with any of the big European teams?

IvySlayer

Pighead wrote: »

Even more impressive is the fact that the game was against Internacional who are one of the powerhouses of South American football. His speed is unreal. What's the story with him with regards to transfers? Has he signed a pre-contract agreement with any of the big European teams?

Real Madrid were in for him last year, but he signed a 5 year contract with Santos. As far as I understand he sold shares of his future fees to an investment group.

GavRedKing

Pighead wrote: »

Even more impressive is the fact that the game was against Internacional who are one of the powerhouses of South American football. His speed is unreal. What's the story with him with regards to transfers? Has he signed a pre-contract agreement with any of the big European teams?

There was rumours that Barca had agreed with Santos too buy him next year but nothing has come of it as yet.

Though Barca and Real are the supposed favourites to sign him.

MD1990

he isnt leaving Santos until after the 2014 World Cup

That_Guy

That second goal. Wow. Lightning quick and excellent control. Special player.

Oat23

Pighead wrote: »

Even more impressive is the fact that the game was against Internacional who are one of the powerhouses of South American football.

Since when

Professional Griefer

Amazing.

Hope he comes to Europe soon.

kryogen

He has said he is staying till after the 2014 WC, who knows in football though, he will only be going to Madrid or Barca, City would be in with a shout I suppose, depends on how they progress. The south americans seem to end up in Spain if they get the chance

kryogen

The second reminded me of a young Ronaldo (Brazilian one )

average_runner

The one flaw with a player like that, is like torres, owen etc, he depends on his speed, a few hamstring injuries and he be very limited. Also the premier pitches would kill him due to their wetness etc.

Also he would be took out of it in the premier league before he got anywhere on the second goal. So maybe he better going to Spain and not England.

MD1990

average_runner wrote: »

The one flaw with a player like that, is like torres, owen etc, he depends on his speed, a few hamstring injuries and he be very limited. Also the premier pitches would kill him due to their wetness etc.

Also he would be took out of it in the premier league before he got anywhere on the second goal. So maybe he better going to Spain and not England.

lol u can't compare him to them
he has unbelievable skill

Renn

Also he would be took out of it in the premier league before he got anywhere on the second goal. So maybe he better going to Spain and not England.

What the hell is this

SuprSi

On the 3rd goal, that touch to take him around the defender where it almost looked like he'd mis-controlled it was just stunning.

Average-Ro

average_runner wrote: »

The one flaw with a player like that, is like torres, owen etc, he depends on his speed, a few hamstring injuries and he be very limited. Also the premier pitches would kill him due to their wetness etc.

Also he would be took out of it in the premier league before he got anywhere on the second goal. So maybe he better going to Spain and not England.

Going by your username, I think you're just jealous:)

Yakult

Looks like Messi may has some competition.

I'm very keen to see how he will rise in one of the big European leagues. He won't be anywhere near England thats for sure, definitely Spain.

Dempsey

Incredible speed out of him

Raekwon

The second goal was incredible. Superb player, hopefully he makes it in Europe.

Oatesy23 wrote: »

Since when

Since 2006

Copa Libertadores (2): 2006, 2010
Copa Sudamericana (1): 2008
Recopa Sudamericana (2): 2007, 2011
FIFA Club World Cup (1): 2006

jester77

He's even fast in the slow-mo's :eek:

Orando Broom

jester77 wrote: »

He's even fast in the slow-mo's :eek:

I was tryign to get a look at the juke he did with his right knee about 15 yards outside the box that sent one of the defenders to his (Neymar's) left and then opened the gap for him to go through. Impossible, lightning quick. Surely one of the fastest in world football.

Oat23

Raekwon wrote: »

Since 2006

Copa Libertadores (2): 2006, 2010
Copa Sudamericana (1): 2008
Recopa Sudamericana (2): 2007, 2011
FIFA Club World Cup (1): 2006

The recopa and club world cup are hardly tournaments ''Powerhouses'' are proud of winning. They hardly matter, Boca used the recopa to blood 1 or 2 youngsters a few years back. The Sudamericana and Libertadores wins are nice, but they haven't won anything of note in Brazil in over 20 years.

Good team, not a powerhouse by any means.

irish_man

In before "would he do it on a rainy wednesday night at stoke"

Pighead

Oatesy23 wrote: »

Since when

See Raekwon's post my confused friend.

Jimmy Iovine

The second goal is unreal. Reminds me of a combination of that goal (the real) Ronaldo scored years ago where he ran through two players and the one he got for Barca where Bobby Robson was left speechless.

It'll surely be on the FIFA goal of the year shortlist again this year.

token56

I think he would be best going to Madrid. He seems to like to run at players similar to Ronaldo and I think he would have more freedom to do that at Madrid than Barca. Although I'm sure he would fit in well at Barca, just think he might have to adapt a bit more there.

Renn

irish_man wrote: »

In before "would he do it on a rainy wednesday night at stoke"

There was already a post close to this :pac:

Also he would be took out of it in the premier league before he got anywhere on the second goal. So maybe he better going to Spain and not England.

kryogen

Oatesy23 wrote: »

The recopa and club world cup are hardly tournaments ''Powerhouses'' are proud of winning. They hardly matter, Boca used the recopa to blood 1 or 2 youngsters a few years back. The Sudamericana and Libertadores wins are nice, but they haven't won anything of note in Brazil in over 20 years.

Good team, not a powerhouse by any means.

For the sake of argument could it not just be agreed that considering the achievements they have in the last few years they are no pushovers?

Which is all the poster was trying to point out I believe, that it was against good opposition, not against the best in the world!

SlickRic

Neymar

---

Ronaldo

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Benzema

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with Ozil, Kaka, Di Maria and Higuain in reserve.

seriously Madrid, just fúck off if that happens.

pickarooney

irish_man wrote: »

In before "would he do it on a rainy wednesday night at stoke"

I make it "In at exactly the same time as 'would he do it on a rainy wednesday night at stoke'"

Shane St.

As someone already said The brazilian Ronaldo scored so many goals like that during his time with Barcelona. Looks some player

MD1990

his dribbling speed is incredible
i think the video i posted in the op is speed up a bit though
here is another video of his 1st goal

SickBoy

MD1990 wrote: »

his dribbling speed is incredible
i think the video i posted in the op is speed up a bit though
here is another video of his 1st goal

I thought his 1st was a penalty??

MD1990

another hatrick for Neymar

Oat23

State League though. Kinda takes away from it.

kryogen

Just scored a hattrick with him v Spurs in Fifa

markie29

kryogen wrote: »

Just scored a hattrick with him v Spurs in Fifa

scored a hattrick with andy carroll today vs someone online lol .....sorry off topic

johnners2981

kryogen wrote: »

The second reminded me of a young Ronaldo (Brazilian one )

Yeah it's kinda like this goal he scored for barcelona, my favourite player ever.

I remember watching highlights of him with Inter on Saturday mornings on football Italia. Those were the days

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=NC57WLJYmUE

keano_afc

2 great goals, but its not an incredible hatrick when one of the goals is a peno.

Vurnon San Benito

Yakult wrote: »

Looks like Messi may has some competition.

I'm very keen to see how he will rise in one of the big European leagues. He won't be anywhere near England thats for sure, definitely Spain.

Messi's in a class of his own - can't see Neymar reaching the standards Lionel has.

Slightly different styled player as well.

darkman2

Want to know why Messi will always be greater then Neymar?......because Messi would NEVER risk this.....

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=M9w8MrBr7Jg

happyman81

The most impressive thing is that SA league football is such a high standard. That boy gonna tear up Europe somethin bad.

Renn

darkman2 wrote: »

Want to know why Messi will always be greater then Neymar?......because Messi would NEVER risk this.....

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=M9w8MrBr7Jg

Then again, you had Zidane doing the same peno in a WC final and scoring.

GavRedKing

More greatness from the Brazilian

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=p8PHgSrn_gY

Donnielighto

happyman81 wrote: »

The most impressive thing is that SA league football is such a high standard. That boy gonna tear up Europe somethin bad.

Seriously? European is better at higher levels.

doncarlos

That first video has to be sped up. Look how fast the legs are moving even on the lads on the other team. Two class goals so no need to speed them up

Sappy404

gavredking wrote: »

More greatness from the Brazilian

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=p8PHgSrn_gY

Was that a straight red? Harsh or what like.

Redzer7

Don't know how I'm only seeing that hatrick now quality finish the second one!

GavRedKing

Sappy404 wrote: »

Was that a straight red? Harsh or what like.

I suppose theres a case to be made that the defender went in way to reckless, which, wehn watching the video you can see.

His team are 5-0 down in the last few minutes and Neymar is taking the phiss in the corner, no need to go in and try to do him so to speak but you can see why it was given.

IMO it wasnt a red though, theirs minimual contact.

the realpigiron

average_runner wrote: »

The one flaw with a player like that, is like torres, owen etc, he depends on his speed, a few hamstring injuries and he be very limited. Also the premier pitches would kill him due to their wetness etc.

Also he would be took out of it in the premier league before he got anywhere on the second goal. So maybe he better going to Spain and not England.

Can he do it on a wet Tuesday night in November v Bolton? I agree he'll be going to Barca or Real.