Essential The Official Football (Soccer) Thread - The Scriptures Prophesied the Messiah Plays 3-4-3

[yoyoyo1]

please no

 

[Max B]

please no

Whats your beef with spurs bruv? EPL is far better league then slow motion serie A. Also he has a chance of playing in european competition regularly. Hes a player for the future so i dont think hes going to be in the starting squad right away.

 

[yoyoyo1]

Whats your beef with spurs bruv? EPL is far better league then slow motion serie A. Also he has a chance of playing in european competition regularly. Hes a player for the future so i dont think hes going to be in the starting squad right away.

their tendency to ruin players breh

i like spurs, they're a highly unstable kamikaze club but i've seen too many decent players turn into shells of their former selves

 

[dennis roadman]

i know. but I just do.

Its so unique to any other place in America and its not ridiculously expensive to live here.

@concise

yeah, it's true tho. the parts of MD that border DC and the district itself are subtly interesting.

i just get the feeling i'll get my fill of it soon. i already have, actually, then i like it again. and i know when i leave i'll miss it.

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yedlin is way too wavy for spurs

 

[Roadie pipeher]

Premier League:
Champions: Manchester City
Rest of top four in order: Chelsea, Arsenal , Manure
Relegated: Leicster, Burnley, West brom
FA Cup: Man City
League Cup: Arsenal
Golden Boot: Van persie
PFA Player of the Year: Yaya Toure
Best signing: Alexis
Worst signing: Costa
First manager sacked: Rodgers


Champions League: Real Madrid
Europa League: Everton

 

[Max B]

their tendency to ruin players breh

i like spurs, they're a highly unstable kamikaze club but i've seen too many decent players turn into shells of their former selves

Isnt twellman spot on with usmt players tranfers? I think this will happen he was really impressive against us in the seattle friendly.

I doubt yedlin is going to be ruined we have a young great manager who im sure will stay mroe then a season its just we have impatient chairman who just wants to see results.

 

[Montez]

Whats your beef with spurs bruv? EPL is far better league then slow motion serie A. Also he has a chance of playing in european competition regularly. Hes a player for the future so i dont think hes going to be in the starting squad right away.

England has killed many US talents. It's not a place to move to early. Better off going to Italy, learning how to defend and move on from there.

Spurs are all about the flavor of the month despite having a strong infrastructure, so they never have sustained success.

their tendency to ruin players breh

i like spurs, they're a highly unstable kamikaze club but i've seen too many decent players turn into shells of their former selves

oyoyoyo with the truth. Spurs is terrible for players and managers.

 

[phillycavsfan]

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Premier League:
Champions: Chelsea
Rest of top four in order: Man City, Arsenal, Liverpool
Relegated: QPR, Burnley, Crystal Palace
FA Cup: Man City
League Cup: Liverpool
Golden Boot: Aguero
PFA Player of the Year: Aguero
Best signing: Felipe Luis
Worst signing: Ander Herrera
First manager sacked: Paul Lambert

European title winners
La Liga: Real Madrid
Bundesliga: Bayern
Serie A: Roma
Ligue 1: PSG
Eredisvie: Ajax
Champions League: fukk it...Athletico Madrid
Europa League: Bayer Leverkusen

 

[Gilver]

@Gilver pmed me and asked to post this

Manutd's next big thing

he was once mine, then i realized he's miserable and would prefer death if someone could deliver it in a quick manner

@Gilver did you woo her with your Big L avi?

both of these tags have confused the shyt out of me

 

[phillycavsfan]

I honestly think Pool will finish top 3, but until they sign another striker (which they will, I just don't know who for sure) I can't without being a stan say they'll finish ahead of Arsenal right now

 

[yoyoyo1]

Premier League Champions: Man City
Rest of top four in order: Chelsea, Arsenal, Man United
Relegated: West Brom, Hull, Burnley
FA Cup: Man City
League Cup: who cares
Golden Boot: Diego Costa
PFA Player of the Year: Ozil
Best signing: A. Sanchez
Worst signing: Origi
First manager sacked: whoever the West Brom guy is

European title winners
La Liga: Real Madrid
Bundesliga: Bayern
Serie A: Juventus
Ligue 1: PSG
Eredisvie: PSV
Champions League: Manchester City
Europa League: Atletico Madrid

 

[phillycavsfan]

How can Origi be the worst signing when he won't play a single match for Pool this season? They loaned him back to Lille for the season.

 

[Gilver]

How can Origi be the worst signing when he won't play a single match for Pool this season?

just answered your own question dikkhead

 

[Scottie Drippin]

How can Origi be the worst signing when he won't play a single match for Pool this season? They loaned him back to Lille for the season.

Sounds like a shyt signing to me

Crown him

 

[yoyoyo1]

http://www.thesecretfootballer.com/...eally-fallen-in-love-with-the-beautiful-game/


the ignorant britishness of it all. and the made up details. I love these type of articles, mostly cause they are dying off so quickly


excerpts:

Americans aren’t falling in love with soccer of their own free will; they are falling in love with clever branding, thanks largely to a battle between sportswear giants Nike and adidas taking place in their own backyard.

Nike is almost obliged to manufacture the American national shirt but, for political reasons, it can no longer do the same for Mexico, which is where adidas has stepped in.

Years ago, touring America was not seen as particularly beneficial because the Major League Soccer teams were not up to par. But then Nike and adidas got involved and realised that they could embed an entire tour into the contracts of the manufacturing deals that they had with their flagship teams. The result is a selection of the most prestigious clubs in world football playing against each other in North America. And when Manchester United (Nike) met Real Madrid (adidas) in Michigan last Saturday, they played in front of 109,000 fans – a record for a soccer match in the US.

The Red Bulls have a collection of very good footballers. Thierry Henry is there, Tim Cahill and, of course, my friend. The Red Bulls are a team that I could certainly get on board with. So I asked my agent to explore the possibility and what he came back with was interesting, if not disappointing. A representative told him that the offer was $35,000 (£20,800) a year.