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You don't get Ballon d'or just for scoring a lot of goals
Essential The Official Football (Soccer) Thread - The Slotification of Liverpool is nearly complete
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Florentino Perez in Madrid somewhere blowing cigar smoke into an assistant's face while stroking a cat
OneManGang
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Premier League or it doesn’t count FOH
Hes kinda right tbf
Treble (association football) - Wikipedia
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The Invincibles (English football) - Wikipedia
EDIT: Spoke too soon.Seems like more teams have gone the season unbeaten than has won the treble-
List of unbeaten football club seasons - Wikipedia
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Impressed with Simone Inzaghi, it's a shame Italian football is such a mess on the business side
He had a good showing for himself. Inter neutralized city. Just a moment of magic tbh
Piffiztheanswer
L'immortale
Carra singing on the down low 
Let me guess bitter United fan right?Fck outta here with your whining. You only come to thread to mope and moan.
Last time a treble was done was 24 yrs ago but Pep about to do a back to back treble.
Tell me realistically why can't City win the treble again? They have the best team in the world, they have one of the best infrastructures and training facilities in the world and most importantly they have unlimited wealth.
Our fans live in their own bizarre world.
Trajan
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Pep really turned Stones into a number 8
Pep got them manifesting
Fernandinho:
"Pep makes you understand that football is more simple than you think. He’s got the power to convince you, to show you, to prove to you on a daily basis in training sessions, in meetings, and especially during games, that everything he’s telling you is going to happen.
Before you go to a game with City, you know everything about your opponent — everything.
In your case, as a striker, you’d know exactly the movements the defenders are used to making, if they have a deficiency on the left or right side, or in covering a big space, if they’re good in the air, using their body or on the ground.
After a conversation or meeting or training session with Pep, you have all this information and know exactly how to use it. He shows you the way to improve yourself, to be a better version of yourself.
I’ve always said I’m the living proof that everything people say about him is true. I first met him when I was 30, I worked with him for seven years and he helped me improve my technical, tactical and physical skills. The way I see football now… I’d never, ever seen it like that before I met him.
If there’s something he thinks you’re capable of doing, he’s going to tell you, he’s going teach you, he’s going to convince you until you do it."
The bald fraud is an evil genius
Piffiztheanswer
L'immortale
T.T. wit the heavy rope chain 
Bboystyle
FIRE MATT LAFLEUR
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Superstar
Fck outta here with your whining. You only come to thread to mope and moan.
Last time a treble was done was 24 yrs ago but Pep about to do a back to back treble.
Uhhhh they’ve had what? 8 seasons in UCL and just have now won it? Last team to go b2b was Real Madrid.
Winning UCL is no easy feat. You think Real, Bayern, etc sitting on their hands and not getting stronger.
Can I see them getting the league again? Sure. But even FA cup I’m not sure. Pep only won 2 FA cups in 8 years.
Edited, meant Treble in England.
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Diego Milito - Wikipedia
During the last matches of the 2009–10 season, Milito proved instrumental in Inter's winning of the first treble in the history of Italian football. The Argentine first scored the only goal in Inter's victory over Roma in the final of the Coppa Italia on 5 May 2010, enabling the Nerazzurri to take home their first trophy of the season.[43] Eleven days later, it was also Milito's goal which secured Inter Milan's 18th Scudetto when they beat Siena 1–0 on the final matchday of Serie A.[44] With only two points separating the top two teams in Serie A, the goal lifted Inter to the summit of the table after being in a position to lose the league title to Roma at the half-time break as Roma, playing simultaneously, were winning their own match against Chievo at that point. Milito himself declared this goal to be the "best of his career,"[45] having been decisive in delivering a league title to his team. On 22 May 2010, Milito yet again proved vital as he scored twice to seal a victory in the Champions League Final over Bayern Munich. As a result, Inter became European club champions for the first time in 45 years with a 2–0 victory and completed their historic treble championship season.[46]
add all them qualifications and still be wrong brehs
