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Avoid the cumbersome process of setting up, registering and configuring Usenet service, newsreader software and an NZB index separately. Top 5 USENET Search Sites in Detail First Place - EasynewsĮasynews keeps raising the bar for the Usenet community by combining high-speed Usenet access with a web based, mobile ready newsreader interface. Please note we make a distinction between USENET search engines and NZB sites. See our lists for our top recommended USENET newsreaders and our top recommended USENET Services for 2021. In addition to a USENET search engine or an NZB site to find content you will also need a USENET newsreader and USENET provider. Access to Over 200 Million Usenet Posts.Laporta also confirmed his support for Barcelona coach Ronald Koeman, whose future has been uncertain in recent weeks. They are trying to reformulate the deal,' he added. We have not ruled ourselves out of this operation but they have to change it. 'I understand La Liga clubs are suffering. 'We do not need more debt,' said Laporta. La Liga told Barca in August they could keep Messi if they agreed to the deal, which involved the league selling 10 percent of the commercial business, including television rights, for the next 50 years, in exchange for 2.7 billion euros.īarcelona, Real Madrid and Athletic Bilbao rejected the offer. 'We had the conclusions of the audit (on Wednesday) and the investment in Leo would have put us at risk,' said Laporta, who also suggested Barcelona could yet sign up to a deal with investment fund CVC Capital Partners. Laporta reiterated the club's atrocious financial situation meant they were unable to keep Messi on the same terms.īarca recorded losses of 481 million euros ($556 million) last season, with a gross debt of 1.35 billion euros. But we cannot ask a player of Messi's stature to do this.' It is my understanding La Liga would have accepted it. I would have liked that and I would have been all for it. Laporta continued, 'I hoped Messi would do a u-turn and he would say he would play for free. They knew if he didn't stay, he would go to PSG,' he added. 'He wanted to stay but they also had a lot of pressure because of the offer they had. There was disappointment on both sides,' Laporta told Catalan radio station RAC1. 'There came a time when both parties saw that it would not be possible. Messi joined Paris Saint-Germain in August after Barca decided not to renew the Argentinian's contract due to La Liga's strict salary limits. Barcelona president Joan Laporta admitted on Friday he hoped Lionel Messiwould change his mind about leaving the club and offer to play for free.

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