[rocketassist]

Prem title race is boring anyway and will remain boring regardless of whether manc blue or manc red wins it.

[Prodigy.]

Originally Posted by rocketassist

Prem title race is boring anyway and will remain boring regardless of whether manc blue or manc red wins it.

who do you support?

[rocketassist]

Originally Posted by ProdigyEng

who do you support?

The only team to have had an 100% record at Arsenal's old Highbury stadium
The first team in European football to have an American owner who played as a goalkeeper
The holder of the record scoreline in English football

[Prodigy.]

Originally Posted by rocketassist

The only team to have had an 100% record at Arsenal's old Highbury stadium
The first team in European football to have an American owner who played as a goalkeeper
The holder of the record scoreline in English football

Tranmere

[Corey Feldman]

Originally Posted by ProdigyEng

Sig/avatar...

FFS why didn't someone tell me feldman was a United fan beforehand. fuck this. I've been goading him all day thinking he was a City fan. fuck

didnt even notice, i must be above that kind of stuff thesedays

Balotelli is a woeful player playing in a pathetic team but i love him as a man

[Corey Feldman]

always f'en knew Man U would regret not giving that boy Pogba more of a chance

Welbeck is the one who shoulda been sent to Juve

him and David di-saster.

[Prodigy.]

Originally Posted by Corey Feldman

didnt even notice, i must be above that kind of stuff thesedays

Balotelli is a woeful player playing in a pathetic team but i love him as a man

Lol my bad. Thouht you was a City fan with excesive bashing of De Gea etc >.<

[Prodigy.]

Originally Posted by Corey Feldman

always f'en knew Man U would regret not giving that boy Pogba more of a chance

Welbeck is the one who shoulda been sent to Juve

him and David de disaster.

Buffon is still GOATing at Juve. Top team them guys.

[rocketassist]

Originally Posted by ProdigyEng

Tranmere

Put it this way I'll be happy if all league tables in England stay as they are now.

[Grinder]

An added bonus to Deuce's goal is that he helped bridge the gap between City and Manure to a manageable 5 points.



Altidore with a hat trick, Dempsey with 4 goals in his past 4 games, Bradley's been one of Roma's most consistent performers this year, Stu Holden back from injury, and Geoff Cameron a pillar of one of the EPL's stingiest defense. Great time for the US internationals to be rounding into form for the hex.

Stoke apparently will buy the talented 22 year old Brek Shea for £5 million from FC Dallas.

[LeChuck]

For the first time since 1994/1995, Spurs should finally finish above Arsenal in the Premier League this season. They are clearly the best team in North London, and shouldn't choke away their lead over Arsenal like they did last season.

It would be great for Spanish football if Atleti could split the big two in Spain like Villarreal did in 2008, and finish 2nd, and ahead of their neighbours for the first time since 1995/1996. It would be incredibly boring and terrible for Spanish football if both Barça and RM finish in the top two yet again. RM haven't finished outside the top two since 2003/2004, even when they were incredibly crap in 2004/2005, 2005/2006 and 2008/2009.

Man for man they have a better team and squad than Man Utd, and should get the job done in the Champions League should they play to their potential. Mourinho and Ferguson are both keen to equal Bob Paisley's record of 3 European Cup/Champions League titles as a manager.

[LeChuck]

Good to see Guardiola choosing Bayern over Chelsea and Man City. I don't like Bayern at all, but they are an absolutely massive club, possibly one of the 5 biggest football clubs on the planet, along with RM, Barça, Man Utd and Milan.

They are clearly the best run out of Europe's big clubs as well, based on everything from their financial health, the fact that they never really need to sell their star players to generate funds, and their attention to detail with matchday arrangements. Plus over the last 3 years or so, they have averaged the 2nd highest possession stats in Europe after Barça, and they have a good youth academy.

The Bundesliga is going places and an exciting place to be. The best run league in Europe by far, although English still has the best football league pyramid in the world by far as their lower leagues blow those in other countries out of the water.

To be fair many people wrongly lump Man City into the same category as Chelsea, but Sheikh Mansour is far more patient and supportive than Abramovich, and he would definitely give a manager more time to achieve success. Mancini probably would have been sacked at least 3 times during his reign at Man City had Abramovich been the owner.

[Jimnik]

Originally Posted by J99

WTF, how the hell could Southampton sack a good manager in Adkins and replace him with a guy who doesn't speak english, horrible move IMO, the chairman doesn't know what he's doing!

Indeed. Disgusting decision.

Originally Posted by rocketassist

Prem title race is boring anyway and will remain boring regardless of whether manc blue or manc red wins it.

Exactly. And besides, finishing top 4 is all that matters these days. Fergie's the only one who actually cares about winning it.

Originally Posted by LeChuck

Good to see Guardiola choosing Bayern over Chelsea and Man City. I don't like Bayern at all, but they are an absolutely massive club, possibly one of the 5 biggest football clubs on the planet, along with RM, Barça, Man Utd and Milan.

They are clearly the best run out of Europe's big clubs as well, based on everything from their financial health, the fact that they never really need to sell their star players to generate funds, and their attention to detail with matchday arrangements. Plus over the last 3 years or so, they have averaged the 2nd highest possession stats in Europe after Barça, and they have a good youth academy.

The Bundesliga is going places and an exciting place to be. The best run league in Europe by far, although English still has the best football league pyramid in the world by far as their lower leagues blow those in other countries out of the water.

To be fair many people wrongly lump Man City into the same category as Chelsea, but Sheikh Mansour is far more patient and supportive than Abramovich, and he would definitely give a manager more time to achieve success. Mancini probably would have been sacked at least 3 times during his reign at Man City had Abramovich been the owner.

Stop bullshitting.

[The Bulldog]

Originally Posted by LeChuck

For the first time since 1994/1995, Spurs should finally finish above Arsenal in the Premier League this season. They are clearly the best team in North London, and shouldn't choke away their lead over Arsenal like they did last season.

It would be great for Spanish football if Atleti could split the big two in Spain like Villarreal did in 2008, and finish 2nd, and ahead of their neighbours for the first time since 1995/1996. It would be incredibly boring and terrible for Spanish football if both Barça and RM finish in the top two yet again. RM haven't finished outside the top two since 2003/2004, even when they were incredibly crap in 2004/2005, 2005/2006 and 2008/2009.

Man for man they have a better team and squad than Man Utd, and should get the job done in the Champions League should they play to their potential. Mourinho and Ferguson are both keen to equal Bob Paisley's record of 3 European Cup/Champions League titles as a manager.

I will chop off my left ear if Spurs finish above Arsenal. The theme of choking is synonymous with Tottenham Hotspur FC, this year should be no different.

Besides, Arsenal are getting their nightmare fixtures out of the way soon.

[Vinceremo]

Gaetano D'Agostino, a huge underachiever and vastly talented midfielder (some of the best passes I've ever seen when at his peak stage).. once disputed between Juve and Real Madrid, now heading to PESCARA CALCIO. this is football.