Essential The Official Football (Soccer) Thread - New season, same old United

[Peak]

Vialli and Ravenelli at Juve was one for the ages

Rest In Peace

 

[ADP]

had a feeling things weren't going too well when I read Doria fans had a little flag outside the hospital in London a few weeks ago, proper old school striker.

RIP Gianluca Vialli

 

[MikelArteta]

Rip

 

[SCORCH]

RIP.

Incredibly sad news. RIP to a real club legend.

 

[JDH]

@Premeditated

 

[Premeditated]

@Premeditated

dumbass DD
now France have no creative midfielder after Pogba retires from NT
atleast Caqueret is full french so he has no where to go

 

[jj23]

@Premeditated

Morocco may have started a movement.

 

[nyknick]

Doubt United rumor is true but Cristiano got him out there quickly

 

[blues_funk_reggae]

I always thought the US would give Tab Ramos a shot to manage the national team.
Was a major figure of US soccer in the 90s, and he's put in years of work with the youth squads.
Oh well.

 

[beejus]

I always thought the US would give Tab Ramos a shot to manage the national team.
Was a major figure of US soccer in the 90s, and he's put in years of work with the youth squads.
Oh well.

Crossed my mind also. He coached some of the USMNT players when they were younger. But he doesn't have the best record or W/L as a coach so maybe that plays a factor. Still did good coaching the U20's so maybe he's more of an international coach than an everyday coach.

Could see Josh Wolff getting a shot down the line.

 

[TobiOT]

 

[phcitywarrior]

Tbh, I wouldn’t mind Aboubakar in loan for like 6 months. Barring injury, he’s a great striker and good professional.

When fully fit he’s better than Igahlo

Morocco may have started a movement.

For dual nationality Africans, outside of FA fukkery, the two main drawbacks for declaring for an African nation are

1. Qualification
2. Performance

With 9 slots for 2026, you’d expect all the big nations to qualify with a few newcomers every now and then (Mali, Burkina Faso)

And Morocoo has shown that yes, African teams can perform at the highest stage. Nketiah looking at Ayew miss that PK for Ghana like

 

[TobiOT]

Luke Shaw is basically our 3rd choice centre back.

 

[The Observer]

5 at the back for Everton lol

 

[Ukbrotha]

Tbh, I wouldn’t mind Aboubakar in loan for like 6 months. Barring injury, he’s a great striker and good professional.

When fully fit he’s better than Igahlo


For dual nationality Africans, outside of FA fukkery, the two main drawbacks for declaring for an African nation are

1. Qualification
2. Performance

With 9 slots for 2026, you’d expect all the big nations to qualify with a few newcomers every now and then (Mali, Burkina Faso)

And Morocoo has shown that yes, African teams can perform at the highest stage. Nketiah looking at Ayew miss that PK for Ghana like

You mean he was looking at Kane'pk miss? That kid is not declaring for Ghana.