Missing a player should only be with their importance and the position they are holding also matter for them to be missed because most player if they are a barrier to the team or are not making any progress changing them will never be a problem to their entire fans or fellow players in the same club but when they hold so much value and importancy and high stakes in the team when they are being assigned to another club there is always a remark that will come from the fans for changing them to the other club however they would also miss their good time with their previous club.
When we miss a player who is the best player on the team then I think about the possibility of winning. If the possibility of the winner is lower than losing then I take part in the opposition to reduce the lose. And if the chance of being a winner is more than to be a loser than I stop placing any new bet. 
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What is no longer there in your club after a certain key player was transferred?
Missing a player should only be with their importance and the position they are holding also matter for them to be missed because most player if they are a barrier to the team or are not making any progress changing them will never be a problem to their entire fans or fellow players in the same club but when they hold so much value and importancy and high stakes in the team when they are being assigned to another club there is always a remark that will come from the fans for changing them to the other club however they would also miss their good time with their previous club. 
Maybe everyone is focused on big Spanish clubs, such as Real Madrid and Barca but it's different with me, I am a fan of Serie A and I am actually a Juventus supporter but when Juventus terminated the contract of its star Del Piero my love for him just disappeared, Del Piero will never be replaced throughout time even though some players like Dybala or C. Ronaldo are not enough to make me enjoy the comfort when watching Juventus, it feels bland watching it, until now I am really not satisfied with the current condition of the Juventus squad even though in reality it is difficult to repeat the moments of the past, even so the management always makes charity matches which present legendary Juventus players in the 90s such as Zidane, Del Piero, Pavel Nedved, Antonio Conte, Edgar Davids, David Trezeguet, etc. of course and I never miss watching the match.
In the world of football there are 2 types of supporters namely: individual player supporters and club supporters. If you are a club supporter, then whether or not there are star players, it does not affect anything to keep the club as the main factor that will continue to be supported both during its golden age and when it is in its worst performance. However, if you are an individual player supporter, then when the player moves to a new club, of course you will follow the news of the new club and leave the old club. So now you position yourself as a club supporter or an individual player supporter? in this case Juventus or Del Piero? or try to combine the two and remain trapped in the memories of the past? 
Superstars always color matches and help their team win games in times of difficult games. And when they leave there is always something to miss about them, the fan love, fans switching clubs, and most important the team losing top notch performance. Recently, Marquinhos made a statement that he misses the days of Mbappe in PSG. He's sure that their draw wouldn't have happened in the watch of a no "9" like him. Also PSG fans would feel the absence of Messi and Neymar's brilliant skills. On the other hand, Manchester United also should be missing those moments of CR7.
What is no longer there in your club after a certain key player was transferred?
It is common that if any key player (superstar goes away/transferred from the team) then it is common that there must be an effect on the team though few teams may overcome the absence faster and few may not be able to fill the absence of the player.What is no longer there in your club after a certain key player was transferred?
However, it's all about love and how fans feel about the superstar which is peculiar to individuals since it's psychological. Some people follow a club due to the presence of their preferred players and many may also unfollow the club if their star players depart, that's the only consequence I see here.
What is no longer there in your club after a certain key player was transferred?
Superstar like Ronaldo or Neymar maybe can change different team from here to there but Overall team is also need to be consider before you move team just because a single person.
Lets say Argentina with Lionel Messi gonna win easlity but without him the team also super solid in my opinion.
Just like in the case of Barca, they're trying to perform as though Messi was around. It revitalizes the player's tempo.
It's a fact, that is using it as an incentive, to raise morale, to motivate yourself, I don't know if you have seen the video of farewell of Pepe from Portugal, wow it is impressive, Pepe has undoubtedly left his mark on the team, he is undoubtedly the friend and faithful player companion of CR7 who I am sure will affect him a lot when they are on the field, he has been CR7's pitbull when they messed with him in a very unfair way, it's a shame because in the Euro I saw him very well, in fact he is a very good center back, and I consider that age is just a number, you can't judge a player by his age, and Pepe demonstrated this, what a good legacy.
Superstars always color matches and help their team win games in times of difficult games. And when they leave there is always something to miss about them, the fan love, fans switching clubs, and most important the team losing top notch performance.
What is no longer there in your club after a certain key player was transferred?
What is no longer there in your club after a certain key player was transferred?
Players aren't bigger than the clubs hence they can leave and the clubs continue to be winning. There's some players I can say they're holding the team backwards because they're the vocal point of attack by the club and other players don't get the opportunity to become important because there's already someone that the manager and club owners wants to succeed. No player can play more than Messi, Ronaldo when they're in a team. Everybody will be playing for them to get all the glory hence they get to hold the team backwards sometimes. It's only the playing pattern by the player that's going to to be missed but he can be replaced in the same window that he leaves or in the future when other talents are being discovered. No manager should make a player feel he's too important to not be sold before it gets into their head and they begin to ask for outrageous salaries and put on arrogant behaviours.
Superstars always color matches and help their team win games in times of difficult games. And when they leave there is always something to miss about them, the fan love, fans switching clubs, and most important the team losing top notch performance. Recently, Marquinhos made a statement that he misses the days of Mbappe in PSG. He's sure that their draw wouldn't have happened in the watch of a no "9" like him. Also PSG fans would feel the absence of Messi and Neymar's brilliant skills. On the other hand, Manchester United also should be missing those moments of CR7.
What is no longer there in your club after a certain key player was transferred?
It is common that if any key player (superstar goes away/transferred from the team) then it is common that there must be an effect on the team though few teams may overcome the absence faster and few may not be able to fill the absence of the player. What is no longer there in your club after a certain key player was transferred?
What is no longer there in your club after a certain key player was transferred?
Am just expected to enjoy the moment if a superstar is in my team and still enjoy the moment even if he leaves the team. These superstar actually leave memories among the fans and players. I usually miss their performance, skills, tricks and goals that lead to the winning of the team in a match. Many fans even leave the team to join the superstar new team but as a die hard of the team, I still remain.I just have to believe on the new transfer made and believe they would bring more experience and winnings to the team
When a superstar leaves a club, it'll definitely create a vacuum, except the club signs an equally talented player. As it concerns gambling, gamblers will have to restrategize about betting on a club if the key players leaves. They'll have to decide whether the team is still capable to deliver after the exit of a superstar. Although I believe that you don't have to bet on your favorite team to remain a fan of the club, you bet based on the star players of a team and their general performance. If a superstar player leaves the team that I support, I'll still a fan of the team but I can't bet on them based on emotions.
I agree with you that when a superstar player leaves the team for maybe weeks, months, or a season, a match might not be the same, especially if that player is actually loved in the team. So, there will always be a vacuum, but, yeah, life goes on; they just left the team, not like they left the world. So, the team will continue to practice, level up, and they can get a new player, obviously to match the skills and energy of their superstar that left. Or, they can train themselves to become superstars; I mean, everybody has the potential.Just like you said about gambling, I just look at the strength of each team that is playing and bet on the team with more capacity. So, when my star player leaves a team for another, I'm sure to assess his new team and its strength to see if they have good potential before I bet on them. Otherwise, I will just bet on the team that has more field capacity, because we are talking about money here, and these star players will not refund my money if my game cuts.
So, yes, I'm going to cheer my fav player in their new team, but when it comes to betting, I'm going to bet on the team I believe has some potential to win.
Maybe everyone is focused on big Spanish clubs, such as Real Madrid and Barca but it's different with me, I am a fan of Serie A and I am actually a Juventus supporter but when Juventus terminated the contract of its star Del Piero my love for him just disappeared, Del Piero will never be replaced throughout time even though some players like Dybala or C. Ronaldo are not enough to make me enjoy the comfort when watching Juventus, it feels bland watching it, until now I am really not satisfied with the current condition of the Juventus squad even though in reality it is difficult to repeat the moments of the past, even so the management always makes charity matches which present legendary Juventus players in the 90s such as Zidane, Del Piero, Pavel Nedved, Antonio Conte, Edgar Davids, David Trezeguet, etc. of course and I never miss watching the match.
I personally think that team is more important overall than a star in it. If the team spirit is great, team can actually start playing better after a superstar left it. With all that said I would rather stars were not leaving my team especially stars of the highest level like Mohamed Salah. It would be really hard to replace the man.
I miss Roberto Carlos and David Beckham playing at Real Madrid, his freekick kick is always waiting for shots, strong kicks from Carlos and accuracy from Beckham to be a beautiful spectacle. 
Roberto Carlos and David Beckham are no doubt the best players for freekick. At that time, Roberto Carlos and David Beckham became a scary player for their opponents whenever there was a free kick. Real Madrid also have Ronaldo, Raúl, Luís Figo, Zinédine Zidane, Cambiasso, and Iker Casillas. In this era, Real Madrid was really full of star players.https://www.transfermarkt.com/real-madrid/kader/verein/418/saison_id/2003
I missed CR7 more at Real Madrid than in Man United, because the most super super for CR7 and Real Madrid was there, even though Man United was brilliant at that time but it was not propagated to me.
Indeed. Everyone missed Ronaldo in Real Madrid, especially in Zidane era. Under Zidane's management, Ronaldo becomes a super player, he almost scored in each match. Zidane knows well how to make Ronaldo be a productive player. I think there is no another coach who really knows the potential of Ronaldo, Zidane is the best one. Well, in Man United Ronaldo wasn't as popular as in Real Madrid.legendary
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Superstars always color matches and help their team win games in times of difficult games. And when they leave there is always something to miss about them, the fan love, fans switching clubs, and most important the team losing top notch performance. Recently, Marquinhos made a statement that he misses the days of Mbappe in PSG. He's sure that their draw wouldn't have happened in the watch of a no "9" like him. Also PSG fans would feel the absence of Messi and Neymar's brilliant skills. On the other hand, Manchester United also should be missing those moments of CR7.
What is no longer there in your club after a certain key player was transferred?
Well, I am not a sports or football fanatic rather, i do take note of some really good players when watching a football match, but I usually don't fan player singularly, I appreciate and fan the whole team or club if they collectively win matches by the reason of their well coordinated kind of play.What is no longer there in your club after a certain key player was transferred?
Like when I watch3d Mbappe play in the last world cup, it was my very first time of watching him play since I usually don't watch football matches that much, I liked France because of him and wished they had won the world cup which later went to Argentina.
So the nutshell, I usually don't take any special note of players in team or club, to tell what changes in the team or club when that particular player leaves.
If a popular player is transferred to another club it might be quite sad, both for the fans and the club, because after all popular players are like a magnet in the club and they are able to increase the exposure and performance of the club. However, we cannot expect that a player will stay in the club forever, surely sooner or later the player will choose to move clubs for whatever reason, and as fans we must be able to move on and continue to support the club - even though there are times when we miss popular players, let it be a memory, and remember there are other things we can enjoy from our club besides that popular players.
It is common for popular players to move clubs and it happens almost everywhere in football and it is very rare for a player to only stay at one club until he decides to retire. The hatred of fans towards players who have given success to the club is real and even when the new club is going to face his old club, some fans do not stop mocking the player.Fans must forget the players who have left and it is impossible for them to stay at one club until they retire. The club means more than a player so the departure of a mega star will not affect the club.
When a superstar leaves a club, it'll definitely create a vacuum, except the club signs an equally talented player. As it concerns gambling, gamblers will have to restrategize about betting on a club if the key players leaves. They'll have to decide whether the team is still capable to deliver after the exit of a superstar. Although I believe that you don't have to bet on your favorite team to remain a fan of the club, you bet based on the star players of a team and their general performance. If a superstar player leaves the team that I support, I'll still a fan of the team but I can't bet on them based on emotions.
If a star leaves a team, it means that another team has appeared that is ready to pay the player more. Should you be bored and sad? I don’t think so. Football is a team game. Of course, sometimes good players make the game more spectacular, but I don’t believe that one player can determine anything. So if a star leaves your team, and you are sad, maybe you should start following the game of one player, because a team game always implies a well-coordinated game of all players.
I miss Roberto Carlos and David Beckham playing at Real Madrid, his freekick kick is always waiting for shots, strong kicks from Carlos and accuracy from Beckham to be a beautiful spectacle.
I missed CR7 more at Real Madrid than in Man United, because the most super super for CR7 and Real Madrid was there, even though Man United was brilliant at that time but it was not propagated to me.
I missed CR7 more at Real Madrid than in Man United, because the most super super for CR7 and Real Madrid was there, even though Man United was brilliant at that time but it was not propagated to me.
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What is no longer there in your club after a certain key player was transferred?
At the initial time that the player left, there's a poor performance in the club in a few match but after which the club still bounce back to being strong, defensive and undefeated. Pulling out one or two superstar from a club can not just make the club to turn bad in all their competition.
because with the departure of a star player from a club, it does not always mean that the club will fade, but the club can and will create new players in their team so that the new players can show their game without being overshadowed by the previous main players and this can be used as a team overhaul with a new formation.
Like I already said, It doesn't happen all the time, some team can experience the impact just a few time but will have to adapt to the fact that they need to buckle up and defend their team but sometimes too, the impact is usually felt for a very long.
I'm more a fan of the superstar instead of the team, so it doesn't affect me.
Take an example of Ronaldo, when he was in Manchester United, I watch him he played for Manchester United, and now he moved to Al Nassr, I no longer watch him because Saudi Pro League is full of unknown teams and players, instead I only watch the highlight when he scored.
Take an example of Ronaldo, when he was in Manchester United, I watch him he played for Manchester United, and now he moved to Al Nassr, I no longer watch him because Saudi Pro League is full of unknown teams and players, instead I only watch the highlight when he scored.
If a popular player is transferred to another club it might be quite sad, both for the fans and the club, because after all popular players are like a magnet in the club and they are able to increase the exposure and performance of the club. However, we cannot expect that a player will stay in the club forever, surely sooner or later the player will choose to move clubs for whatever reason, and as fans we must be able to move on and continue to support the club - even though there are times when we miss popular players, let it be a memory, and remember there are other things we can enjoy from our club besides that popular players.
If the players already in Bayern Munich, Real Madrid or Manchester City, but they choose to leave for other team, I would say it's not their intention, but the teams can't afford to pay their high salary and not want old players. It's possible for a superstar player to stick with one team, Francesco Totti played for Roma from 1992-2017 is one of the example. Jump to: