Bravo:
That helped this little kid... How remarkable a little kid at that age could spark through those bigger ones...
Bravo:
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Bravo:
That helped this little kid... How remarkable a little kid at that age could spark through those bigger ones...
Bravo:
And bravo to Barcelona:
The first ever contract, showed how badly they wanted him - a non-proven potential kid who has deficient growth hormone problem.
And bravo to Barcelona:
The first ever contract, showed how badly they wanted him - a non-proven potential kid who has deficient growth hormone problem.
Without those growth hormones hormones the World would have never gotten to see Messi. River must be kicking themselves. Barcelona was the perfect place for him to develop though. No language barrier. Messi doesn't strike me as someone who would adapt well in a non-Spanish speaking league. For the superstar that he is I'm surprised he hasn't tried to learn some English. Anyway he does all the talking on the pitch with his feet. haha.. Cool of him to marry his childhood girl. Bet there are millions of gold diggers out there dying to get a piece of him.
Barça without Messi wouldnt have been what it is now, and Messi probably wouldnt be Messi Without Barça...
Now That Neymar can take the responsability alone, its time to show some loyalty to King Messi.
A beautiful article from Ezequiel Scher & Gaston Bourdieu. (Goal)
I will try to highlight only bullet point of this article about Messi's struggled childhood. (more pics in the comments)
Endocrinologist Diego Schwarztein is the main man, the man behind Messi's growth problem. Bravo to this guy for having us the wonder of football. Ok here we go:
After this period, a big economic crisis hit Argentina's mid-class families so hard that put Messi out of treatment while 30% of its wasn't done. (neo-liberal policies of the 1990s in the country led to a state meltdown in 2000)
His old club Newell couldn't take it anymore.
Messi was taken to Buenos Aires, for a trial with River Plate, he was accepted but the Millonario also declined to part coming with money for the little star
Many years before, when Schwarztein finished his medicine degree, he travelled to Catalunya to specialise in endocrinology.
Source: http://www.goal.com/en/news/2466/goal-50/2015/12/03/17852742/messis-childhood-struggle-much-more-than-a-few-injections?ICID=AR_RS_1
A beautiful article from Ezequiel Scher & Gaston Bourdieu. (Goal)
I will try to highlight only bullet point of this article about Messi's struggled childhood.
Endocrinologist Diego Schwarztein is the main man, the man behind Messi's growth problem. Bravo to this guy for having us the wonder of football. Ok here we go:
was a boy in the youth ranks who was causing concern because all of
his team-mates were growing except for him
After this period, a big economic crisis hit Argentina's mid-class families so hard that put Messi out of treatment while 30% of its wasn't done. (neo-liberal policies of the 1990s in the country led to a state meltdown in 2000)
His old club Newell couldn't take it anymore.
Messi was taken to Buenos Aires, for a trial with River Plate, he was accepted but the Millonario also declined to part coming with money for the little star
Many years before, when Schwarztein finished his medicine degree, he travelled to Catalunya to specialise in endocrinology.
When he first walked into the doctor's office, he was 1.27 metres tall and nine years old. He reaches 1.69m, two centimetres taller than Diego Maradona. That is not just coincidence, but the result of a promise Schwarztein made to his young patient: "I don't know if you will be better than Maradona, but you will be taller."
Source: http://www.goal.com/en/news/2466/goal-50/2015/12/03/17852742/messis-childhood-struggle-much-more-than-a-few-injections?ICID=AR_RS_1
A beautiful article from Ezequiel Scher & Gaston Bourdieu. (Goal)
I will try to highlight only bullet point of this article about Messi's struggled childhood.
Endocrinologist Diego Schwarztein is the main man, the man behind Messi's growth problem. Bravo to this guy for having us the wonder of football. Ok here we go:
was a boy in the youth ranks who was causing concern because all of
his team-mates were growing except for him
After this period, a big economic crisis hit Argentina's mid-class families so hard that put Messi out of treatment while 30% of its wasn't done. (neo-liberal policies of the 1990s in the country led to a state meltdown in 2000)
His old club Newell couldn't take it anymore.
Messi was taken to Buenos Aires, for a trial with River Plate, he was accepted but the Millonario also declined to part coming with money for the little star
Many years before, when Schwarztein finished his medicine degree, he travelled to Catalunya to specialise in endocrinology.
When he first walked into the doctor's office, he was 1.27 metres tall and nine years old. He reaches 1.69m, two centimetres taller than Diego Maradona. That is not just coincidence, but the result of a promise Schwarztein made to his young patient: "I don't know if you will be better than Maradona, but you will be taller."
Source: http://www.goal.com/en/news/2466/goal-50/2015/12/03/17852742/messis-childhood-struggle-much-more-than-a-few-injections?ICID=AR_RS_1
A beautiful article from Ezequiel Scher & Gaston Bourdieu. (Goal)
I will try to highlight only bullet point of this article about Messi's struggled childhood.
Endocrinologist Diego Schwarztein is the main man, the man behind Messi's growth problem. Bravo to this guy for having us the wonder of football. Ok here we go:
was a boy in the youth ranks who was causing concern because all of
his team-mates were growing except for him
After this period, a big economic crisis hit Argentina's mid-class families so hard that put Messi out of treatment while 30% of its wasn't done. (neo-liberal policies of the 1990s in the country led to a state meltdown in 2000)
His old club Newell couldn't take it anymore.
Messi was taken to Buenos Aires, for a trial with River Plate, he was accepted but the Millonario also declined to part coming with money for the little star
Many years before, when Schwarztein finished his medicine degree, he travelled to Catalunya to specialise in endocrinology.
Source: http://www.goal.com/en/news/2466/goal-50/2015/12/03/17852742/messis-childhood-struggle-much-more-than-a-few-injections?ICID=AR_RS_1