If Messi does move to the Bridge, he'll have to sharpen up on his diving.
All joking aside, I'd love to see him in the Prem, even if that does mean him moving to either Chelsea or £ity (no way could any other team afford him or his wages). That said, it does look as though he is being used as a pawn in a political power-player to get rid of the current Barca president and others. I have little doubt that there is some truth in the "Chelsea link," but I suspect it is nothing more than a cynical manipulation of the media by the Barca mandarins.
Chelsea and City are not as strong financially as we are now FFP has come in. The only club in England that has a big enough revenue to afford Messi is Man Utd, no others come close.
You will see over the next few years in the transfer market just how much stronger financially we are than them



