in other news, bielsa is on his way out of chile…great, just great…
http://www.guardian.co.uk/football/2010/nov/04/marcelo-bielsa-chile
http://www.guardian.co.uk/football/2010/nov/04/marcelo-bielsa-chile
On the Eve of the new Season...
Frank wrote:
And why is nobody else on here….I'm sick of talking to myself. The echo is giving me a headache too…too….too..too..to…t
Listen pal, you went on MIA on me for months…if you think I'm just going to forget that because you've come back to me, well think again.
Anyhow….Tevez in Argie, huge suprise? Not a chance. There is trouble a foot…
haha there was half a season of just me and smackie going back and forth
i agree, the wheels are coming of mancini's city. big chance for spurs to get the back to back cl spots, which is huge in my opinion
is capello really going to call up a 28 year-old championship striker? i hope that's with carroll and not instead of
i agree, the wheels are coming of mancini's city. big chance for spurs to get the back to back cl spots, which is huge in my opinion
is capello really going to call up a 28 year-old championship striker? i hope that's with carroll and not instead of
lagas wrote:
in other news, bielsa is on his way out of chile…great, just great…
http://www.guardian.co.uk/football/2010/nov/04/marcelo-bielsa-chile
I bet he's looking at property in Manchester……
godsshoeshine wrote:
haha there was half a season of just me and smackie going back and forth
i agree, the wheels are coming of mancini's city. big chance for spurs to get the back to back cl spots, which is huge in my opinion
is capello really going to call up a 28 year-old championship striker? i hope that's with carroll and not instead of
One thing I like about Capello is he looks further afield than the usual supsects when selecting his squad.
except at the world cup that is
You know thats a good point about Bielsa.. He would be perfect for the Premier League..
I had not thought of that…
I do think his approach in the game against Brazil in this past WC was very naive.
I had not thought of that…
I do think his approach in the game against Brazil in this past WC was very naive.
Gareth Bale is like a pair of leather pants.
Great for scoring in Europe, but useless at home.
Great for scoring in Europe, but useless at home.
oh man
i am crying in my office
i am crying in my office
You'd think the smart money is on Gooch, but Zlatan is actually a black belt. Good fight.
Oguchi Onyewu gets in practice scuffle
ROME – AC Milan teammates Zlatan Ibrahimovic and Oguchi Onyewu brawled during a training match Friday.
Team vice president Adriano Galliani, speaking with SkySport24 TV, described the fight as "very lively" but said both players have resolved their differences. He didn't say what sparked the brawl.
Italy's Gazzetta dello Sport newspaper, however, reported things got heated after Onweyu reacted to a reckless tackle from Ibrahimovic by choking the Milan forward. The U.S. defender and the Swedish forward then came to blows during the scrimmage and had to be separated by teammates and Milan staff, according to the Italian news agency ANSA.
Onyewu missed most of Milan's 2009-10 season due to a serious knee injury, making just one appearance before rupturing the patellar tendon in his left knee during a World Cup qualifier when playing for the United States against Costa Rica.
His contract had two years left to run, but fit-again Onyewu requested a further year and told the club he would play for free.
AC Milan was training at its Milanello field ahead of Sunday's away match with Bari.
Oguchi Onyewu gets in practice scuffle
ROME – AC Milan teammates Zlatan Ibrahimovic and Oguchi Onyewu brawled during a training match Friday.
Team vice president Adriano Galliani, speaking with SkySport24 TV, described the fight as "very lively" but said both players have resolved their differences. He didn't say what sparked the brawl.
Italy's Gazzetta dello Sport newspaper, however, reported things got heated after Onweyu reacted to a reckless tackle from Ibrahimovic by choking the Milan forward. The U.S. defender and the Swedish forward then came to blows during the scrimmage and had to be separated by teammates and Milan staff, according to the Italian news agency ANSA.
Onyewu missed most of Milan's 2009-10 season due to a serious knee injury, making just one appearance before rupturing the patellar tendon in his left knee during a World Cup qualifier when playing for the United States against Costa Rica.
His contract had two years left to run, but fit-again Onyewu requested a further year and told the club he would play for free.
AC Milan was training at its Milanello field ahead of Sunday's away match with Bari.
i wonder how many coked up sluts andy is going to bang at kevin nolan's house after this one. i bet at least 3
godsshoeshine wrote:
i wonder how many coked up sluts andy is going to bang at kevin nolan's house after this one. i bet at least 3
I wish I were there….
kevin nolan is a hell of a wingman is all i gotta say
the midtable really gave you guys some help this weekend
the midtable really gave you guys some help this weekend
godsshoeshine wrote:
the midtable really gave you guys some help this weekend
Glorious weekend for the lads.
And to have Tevez say he's quitting City - icing on the cake…
Carroll getting called up for England duty - good for your squad or bad for your squad?
Another thought I had this weekend was how Spurs are doing a fine job of demonstrating how hard it is to play in Europe. It's amazing how that is so easily overlooked…
Another thought I had this weekend was how Spurs are doing a fine job of demonstrating how hard it is to play in Europe. It's amazing how that is so easily overlooked…
Frank wrote:
I bet he's looking at property in Manchester……
Because these guys need a coach?
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=rHukGUnko2E
I really do want your thoughts on FC United of Manchester. I was rather entetained.
vansmack wrote:risky sure, but i think he was going to go play for scotland if he wasnt called up soon anyway. ultimately a good thing because he seems to respond well under added pressure. plus i'd have a rooting interest in euro 2012. and jeez does capello really have a choice at this point? besides davies and bothroyd that is
Carroll getting called up for England duty - good for your squad or bad for your squad?
Another thought I had this weekend was how Spurs are doing a fine job of demonstrating how hard it is to play in Europe. It's amazing how that is so easily overlooked…
i thought spurs would go out in the group stages, but sounds like the leather pants theory is holding true instead
Carroll slaps his own bird about a bit - Terry shags your bird!!!
You decide!
BTW, after Pikeypool v Chelski on Sunday I have come to the conclusion Terry is above the law when it comes to Premiership officials. That thug is a fucking disgrace and if he was Dale Hunter he'd be given a 20 game suspension.
You decide!
BTW, after Pikeypool v Chelski on Sunday I have come to the conclusion Terry is above the law when it comes to Premiership officials. That thug is a fucking disgrace and if he was Dale Hunter he'd be given a 20 game suspension.
rio likes coke, carroll bangs chicks that like coke
rooney visits the whore house, carroll lives in kevin nolan's house
anyway, it seems to me that terry is getting found out a bit about how much of a ass he really is on the pitch. he doesnt quite have that aura about him any longer
rooney visits the whore house, carroll lives in kevin nolan's house
anyway, it seems to me that terry is getting found out a bit about how much of a ass he really is on the pitch. he doesnt quite have that aura about him any longer
godsshoeshine wrote:
the leather pants theory
I'm glad you're buying into that joke.
My favorite one from this week (so far):
How did the Steelers get three straight night games?
Rothlisberger. Sex sellls.