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So it seems hardly necessary for them to steal the top player in the Western Hemisphere. Especially when you consider Neymar's idiosyncratic style. His is a game that is based on both the pomp and circumstance, not showy, per se, because he is brutally effective, but certainly a breath of flamboyance. Do not believe me? Take a look for yourself: On talent and talent alone, Neymar is a seasonal change plus Barcelona, ​​an embarrassing trait of riches for the world's most opulent roster. But maybe, just maybe, his influence not be as fast as it seems at first glance. Shoehorning Neymar's brio in Barca calculated attack will produce some inevitable growing pains. It has only. If it does not, something has gone terribly wrong. There is a way to suit Neymar's unique expertise in this formation, but the answer must come about organic things have to go wrong before they go right. For one thing, the young Brazilian needs to learn to play with Lionel Messi. At first glance that does not seem too hard: Messi is, by all accounts, both first-and Observatory-one of the best people to play with in the world. He always seems to be open, and he never seems to miss an open teammate-what more could you ask for? But Neymar is used to fill just that role. He has been the "Messi" on every team he ever played on. He was dominating the ball, he was the one through whom the offense ran, and he was the one responsible for getting his teammates involved. How will he adjust to having another man to run the show? And how is it that other people, Messi, reacts the first time the Neymar waves him and take a defender on your own? The answer, as I mentioned earlier, is simple: with time. With time, and just in time, the two diminutive scorers learn where and when and how to play off each other. They will learn the intricacies of each other's games and are two of the most astute football players in the world, expect the perfect way to reinforce them. At first, things may seem to be ugly. Neymar may have a rough go adapt to La Liga, the rigorous precision of Barcelona's attack is far from the avant-garde, go-go-go attack his team employed at Santos. He will need to adjust some of the nuances of his game-yes, even a game that good needs some tweaks-To be a better fit for his new team. Francesc Tomas, a longtime expert on everything that Barcelona, ​​weighed in with similar feelings for me, preach patience and adjustment for a 21-year-old beginning his first stint in Europe: A word of caution, however: Even 21-year-old Neymar has made 122 goals in their lpst 171 appearances for Santos, and 19 in 31 matches for Brazil, he is likely to need a lot of time to adapt not only to the different requirements of European football, but also to the complex formation mechanisms in Barcelona. Sure, good players will eventually be able to work together to enhance each other's games, but this process can take varying amounts of time according to the skills and ambition to various individuals. Patience would be a necessary virtue as insanely high expectations would not help any .... His first priority should adapt to the team instead of trying to change the already successful practices in order to become the main attacking reference. Make no mistake about it: Barcelona will be unstoppable in FIFA 14. Your clearly inferior friends will drive you crazy by picking them, give the ball to Messi and Neymar, you beat despite 40 percent possession, then brag about how much better than you they are. These are things that we can not avoid. But Barcelona is not going to be unstoppable in Real Life 2014. At least not yet. There is no way a well olied machine Blaugrana can adapt to such a massive force of entropy that quickly.