If it matters, I support France on the international stage. I've never liked Ribery though.Quote:
Originally Posted by Googlez_kun
Did you go to Munich for the CL Final, Googz, or not?
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If it matters, I support France on the international stage. I've never liked Ribery though.Quote:
Originally Posted by Googlez_kun
Did you go to Munich for the CL Final, Googz, or not?
Bye bye penalties bye!
Did anyone watch the friendly between Germany and Swiss? Damn,I get that they're still missing the players from Bayern,but to lose 5:3 is quite extreme.They need to grow as a team in the next two weeks or else they'll get curbstomped in the Euro Cup. I'm not rooting for Germany, but I thought they'd make it to the final at least.Now I'm not so sure anymore.
Nah,I was rooting for Chelsea,haha.Wasn't even in Germany at that time anyway,so yeah.Quote:
Originally Posted by FrostyMouse
Hala coin flipping!Quote:
Originally Posted by blai
Italian football was shaken by Calciopoli scandal before World Cup 2006. Now, before Euro 2012 it seems Italian football get into trouble once more and Antonio Conte too.
Hopefully Conte isn't guilty, even though he's being questioned for just having knowledge of match fixing from last season. He can still be banned for a while.Quote:
Originally Posted by Doraku
I've been shaking my head in disbelief at the corruption in Italy. I mean, couldn't they have learned after the debacle in 2006? It's just appalling.
So Rodgers as new Liverpool manager after sacking king Kenny. I for one think it's a good choice but only if he gets to do what he wants and actually modify the playing style. Hope he wins us some trophies :D
That's always the problem when a manager who is relatively unknown outside his own country comes to take over a big club; how much control of the team do they actually get? I hope he gets his freedom too but he'll most likely have to earn it.
Didn't he say he would only accept if he got freedom to do as he pleased?
Nah that was Martinez. Rodgers said he would accept if he was No.1 choice as manager.Quote:
Originally Posted by blai
Ah, i see. Well I liked KK but this choice of manager is interesting too
Yeah, but if there's no useful spending, and Brendan Rogers ends up settling for 7th or 8th place, he'll probably be out the door without realizing any potential or future at Liverpool. I mean, the way it is right now, I can't see Liverpool finishing better than 6th. Newcastle probably won't fully repeat their success from this year, and who knows with Everton. United, City, Arsenal, and Chelsea will still take the top 4, so Brendan Rogers isn't helping in that regard. We'll see what happens, but...Quote:
Originally Posted by blai
Abramovich spent to ensure that Chelsea continues and Spurs will fall off.
Frank Lampard is out of the Euros, England's woes continue and the tournament hasn't even begun. At least we already have our excuses ready :derp
Also how the HELL is Gary Neville an England Coach???! :huh I first I thought the newspaper made a blunder but turns out it is accurate :oh
That genius Roy thought that it would be a good idea to bring him in. Then, the other day, with injuries and the Chelsea defenders still partying, Gary Neville had to fill in in defense and got utterly schooled by Andy freaking Carroll of all people.Quote:
Originally Posted by goldb
http://www.bbc.co.uk/sport/0/football/18067515
When I read this article two weeks ago, I was like, "I know Roy's not a great manager, but has he been smoking something?"
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Originally Posted by Woy