The_Hitcher89
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Nah, Torres is dead inside. Seriously looks like it'd be depressing to be near him
Football Thread 13/14 |OT14| Juan Flew Into The Slug's Nest
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Nah, Torres is dead inside. Seriously looks like it'd be depressing to be near him
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The_Hitcher89
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David Marshall is gud
Err, how exacty did Zaha get 2 assists?
Err, how exacty did Zaha get 2 assists?
pulga
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heading to the pub at 8ish!
gonna be packed tonight full of naughty drunken gringas huehuehuehue
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One of them tried to buy Fc Copenhagen a few years back lol
I still wish we had become part of the Gazprom family.
LabouredSubterfuge
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Some terrifying children there
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offline co-op???
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Maybe on consoles, doubt it on PC.
Mr.Marston
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My best friend convinced me. 90% of my family are Moyes boys.
I'll likely only play the SP.
I think Parents can be a big influence tbh. But they also can be a push in the opposite direction.
Me, was born there/ first team I saw live. No family links (mostly United/Derby fans) but being originally from there, had a connection I guess. Can never remember choosing to support them.
haha, that sounds hardcore. a lot of banter going on during match days?
Dutch Gronk
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Became a Chelsea fan because I've always played with them in FIFA ,since FIFA 08, against my friend.
And root for my hometown team, ADO Den Haag, which is such an depressing ordeal.
LabouredSubterfuge
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Mr.Marston
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Oh yeah definitely, the 8-2 and having pics of Van Persie lifting the prem trophy spamming my WhatsApp stand out in the memory.
The_Hitcher89
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Is it more enjoyable to support a good team with ups and downs, contending for trophies but not bing guaranteed them, or a team that just twats everyone aside and expect to win every game?
Unchanged team, good. Would have liked Kelly instead of Cissokho, but that front 6 had to remain
Unchanged team, good. Would have liked Kelly instead of Cissokho, but that front 6 had to remain
Dark Machine
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Beaten.
Unchanged side is good though. We just have to play hard and make them lose the ball in their own half more. They won't attack half as well as Everton.
Unchanged side is good though. We just have to play hard and make them lose the ball in their own half more. They won't attack half as well as Everton.
Dark Machine
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Here's the shape it seems.
WBA are apparently 4-4-2 with Vydra and Berahino up front. Berahino is the danger, he's quick, has a good shot and his movement has been decent too. Often drifts out wide to find space and set up attacks.
WBA are apparently 4-4-2 with Vydra and Berahino up front. Berahino is the danger, he's quick, has a good shot and his movement has been decent too. Often drifts out wide to find space and set up attacks.
Shanks D Zoro
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When my dad and his family moved from Parma to London in the 60s they moved to a street called Avenell Road. It just so happens that the road happened to have a stadium on it named Arsenal Stadium.
My dad raised me an Arsenal fan and I always had little Arsenal stuff when I was young. He took me to my first game, which was Arsenal-Torino when I was 6 in the season we won the cup winners cup. Arsenal also happen to be my local team, although my borough is Haringay, which is home to the yids.
My dad was a big Parma fan and went to the CWC final at Wembley in 93 and they were my early Italian team, and I still always hope they do well. But my first memory of La Nazionale was the summer of 94 and my heart belonged to a man named Baggio, so Juve became my Italian team.
My Grandad was from Ireland and supported United for many many years, he got my mum and uncle into it and being a rebel my Uncle supported Arsenal, the United love flowed to me. In fairness I was supporting them before they won their first PL trophy, though one of my first memories is them winning it back at the PLs formation, good times.
The_Hitcher89
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where's teletext 888 when you need it.
I've been supporting Liverpool since as long as i can remember. I recall arguing with Man Utd fans in school when i was 6 or 7. I think there were 2 Liverpool fans and about 7 or 8 United. And this was in the late 80's.
I also support Northampton Town (as that's where i'm from), but that's a bit depressing right now, lol.
Dark Machine
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Hello there Yurt! Good to be back!
This game is going to be different to Everton. I think West Brom will happily take a point or snatch and grab even at home. They won't want the ball as much, we need to take an early chance and bury them in the first half.
The_Hitcher89
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I hope Rodgers is here for decades.
Just screams 'Liverpool manager' atm, and did from very early on. Bit of a tit at times, but who isn't?
Just screams 'Liverpool manager' atm, and did from very early on. Bit of a tit at times, but who isn't?
My Grandpa was the reason. It went Grandpa -> Mum -> Me. Being born in Bayern did its part as well, obviously.
More interesting though, I distinctly remember when I became a football fan in general. It was the World Cup 1990, in particular the semi-final against England. The first world cup I could follow and understand (being 8) and then it had such a glorious end to it. That's what did it.
I'm down for that. As long as he keeps his mouth more closed. His teeth creep me out.
Milchmonster
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I was glory hunting as fuck. But I was like 4 or 5, so I guess that's okay?
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