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lamberts dumbass should have sold bentekes ass when his value was high, gonna have to keep him next year.
Essential The Official Football (Soccer) Thread - It's Amad World
Scottie Drippin
Should Never Mention Me
It's the consistency though. Eddie conditioned the brehs to leaves of absence. Kunt has been posting in this thread 18 times a day for as long as I can remember.Haven't oft members disappeared in the past?
Eddie Bryant disappears and all he gets is faux Japanese accent mockery posts and some mentions about Liverpool. Kunty leaves and we're sending internet APB's, DM's, FBM's, and OMG's.
No disrespect to either
Plus, I'm 12% certain Eddie made a pilgrimmage to a monastery in the mountains to learn the brand of Batto-Jutsu Shimmei Muso Ryu that had been taught in his family for generations but his father rebuked in lieu of something more traditional, shamed by his families obession with tradition and the past, and strived to make a modern life for his children by becoming a salaryman and eventually moving to the American pacific northwest but young Edmund lived a life of feeling no direction or purpose and general emptiness but with a deep admiration for his grandfather which lead him to the mountains to carry on his family legacy.
Sunderland completed the great escape 
#DatGuyWelbz
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Sunderland completed the great escape
brighton
never sack a manager on live tv.
ramos again?? this cat is playing captain save-a...
just a lot of general trolling in tlr/coli, its all good
ESPN announces "Inside: U.S. Soccer's March to Brazil" schedule, premieres May 13
One of the most exciting parts of ESPN's World Cup plans is Inside: U.S. Soccer's March to Brazil. The series will take viewers behind the scenes with United States World Cup training camp, to the practices, the dorms, the coaches' meetings and even sharing some personal stories from the players.
The six episode series will premiere on May 13 with a one-hour show and will run until the start of the World Cup, with a live finale
QuintessentialBM
GoldenAgeGamer82 - PSN ID
just a lot of general trolling in tlr/coli, its all good
ESPN announces "Inside: U.S. Soccer's March to Brazil" schedule, premieres May 13
One of the most exciting parts of ESPN's World Cup plans is Inside: U.S. Soccer's March to Brazil. The series will take viewers behind the scenes with United States World Cup training camp, to the practices, the dorms, the coaches' meetings and even sharing some personal stories from the players.
The six episode series will premiere on May 13 with a one-hour show and will run until the start of the World Cup, with a live finale
Already on deck.... I also caught those 2 ESPN 30 for 30 docs about the Rimet Trophy and Moacyr Barbosa last night. They were alright.. Learned a little football history but probably wouldn't watch again.
nomoreneveragain
Superstar
Tourettes Syndrome Motherfukker < Guzan
Arrogance.
King Novak of Melbourne, the First of His Name
would +rep you if I could
took care of that for you
In between IT contracts, the next one I might land will run through the World Cup
But I like money so fukk it.
Yeah, but i can't blame them for 3 reasons
1. Contracts mean fucc all in football
2. We offered £2 over the clause which still boggles the mindand was a total pisstek
Coincidentally, Ivan been talking to a fan group and said the following.
speaking of docs and brasil, does anyone remember or have seen a doc about Romario (in the 90's)..it was dope. I think it was made by channel 4 in the UK?
what up with the hate
Sam Peel
Banned
this style of play is bollocks 
mastermind
Rest In Power Kobe
they did this in 1998, iirc. I remember that shyt.just a lot of general trolling in tlr/coli, its all good
ESPN announces "Inside: U.S. Soccer's March to Brazil" schedule, premieres May 13
One of the most exciting parts of ESPN's World Cup plans is Inside: U.S. Soccer's March to Brazil. The series will take viewers behind the scenes with United States World Cup training camp, to the practices, the dorms, the coaches' meetings and even sharing some personal stories from the players.
The six episode series will premiere on May 13 with a one-hour show and will run until the start of the World Cup, with a live finale
