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And the culo will end sooner or later. Not Seedorf's, since his ass is probably one of the biggest in this universe.
Seedorf's ass is the universe.
And the culo will end sooner or later. Not Seedorf's, since his ass is probably one of the biggest in this universe.
Got a Skype interview with a Warner Bros producer on saturday and I'm scared.
Hulk approached Kehl after Tuesday's game and asked if he could join BVB in summer.
lol wat
Got a Skype interview with a Warner Bros producer on saturday and I'm scared.
Only he referred to them as Bayern.
Got a Skype interview with a Warner Bros producer on saturday and I'm scared.
Got a Skype interview with a Warner Bros producer on saturday and I'm scared.
For example, when Andy Carroll was a 19-year-old, Derby County bid £1million for him. Ashley wanted to sell but Dennis Wise, who was then tasked with reducing the wage bill at St James' Park, said "no".
Wise was adamant that Carroll 'had something about him' and that for £1million the club should keep the player and let him develop on Tyneside.
When Liverpool bought Carroll to replace Chelsea-bound Fernando Torres, Ashley sent a text to Wise. It read: "35 big ones. Cheers, Den."
As for the manager, Alan Pardew, he seems to take the praise with ease when Newcastle win and finds a lot of excuses that point blame as far away from himself as possible during the tougher times.
Chris Hughton's sacking at Newcastle came as a surprise to many but I was told that Pardew had been working on Ashley for months by hanging around the Ritz casino and gambling with him until they'd formed some sort of friendship. Suddenly, he's the Newcastle manager.
He is an interesting character but not my favourite person.
He would have asked Lewancuntski then.
Hulk approached Kehl after Tuesday's game and asked if he could join BVB in summer.
lol wat
At least it ain't medicine.
call me crazy but i think schalke may not lose today. .. they might have a chance.
Awesome, what for?
Amazing. From Volland and Ramos to Hulk and Ibra. And both are playing for true love.
Volland and Ibra pls
fuck Hulk
don't think you even have room for Volland anymore
maybe Wolfsburg will buy him if they qualify for CL
"BVB's squad is too small"
"don't think you even have room for XY anymore"
u wot m8
Liverpool striker Luis Suarez is top of Atletico Madrids list of transfer targets for the summer, reports in Spain have claimed.
AS are among those reporting that Diego Simeone is excited at the possibility of teaming Suarez with Diego Costa - or if Costa was to leave this summer, having Suarez to spearhead the Atletico attack.
"BVB's squad is too small"
"don't think you even have room for XY anymore"
u wot m8
Cool.
£60 million plus Costa and Koke pls.
That wouldn't surprise me.
Madrid´s German curse; Only one win from 25 matches played there (6 draws, 18 defeats) , that was against Bayer Leverkusen back in.... 2000. 14 years ago. I believe that we will win, but it will be a very tough match.
Scotland's new away kit
lol. Leverkusen loses. In all the statistics.
I cant think of any club in Germany that is and was more embarrassing than Neverkusen. For more than a decade they lose to any club with a big name. I'll call it now, they wont make it even to EL this season.
:lol let's not exaggerate. I prefer Leverkusen than Augsburg in EL.
Augsburg might beat Juve in EL while Neverkusen could be glad if the aggregate is only 0-6. I'm somewhat disappointed by Bayer for a long time but those regular performances against PSG or Barca and fucking United are just embarrassing.
Augsburg could do great in EL, but they would die in the league if they're trying to compete in two fronts. Like Freiburg this season
Scotland's new away kit
David Moyes's position as Manchester United manager remains secure despite the dismal 2-0 defeat by Olympiakos in the Champions League on Tuesday evening.
In a season of disappointing results during the Scot's inaugural campaign in charge, the manner of the loss against the Greek champions at the Karaiskakis Stadium, in which they managed only a single shot on target, was a new low for United.
The display leaves the champions needing to win the last-16 second leg by three goals at Old Trafford on 19 March to avoid being knocked out by the Olympiakos, who are considered a continental minnow.
Yet despite this – and a league position that has United 11 points from Liverpool in the fourth and final Champions League berth – Moyes retains the full support of the club.
Before the second leg United travel to West Bromwich Albion on 8 March ahead of the visit of Liverpool to Old Trafford, meaning Moyes's team could be an even greater number of points from fourth place by the time they face Brendan Rogers' side.
Roy Hodgson draws ever closer to being sacked as Liverpool manager
Liverpool let Roy Hodgson go – and appoint Kenny Dalglish as caretaker
Brendan Rodgers will bring freshness and drive to Liverpool
The manager's impressive work with Swansea suggests he has the talent, vision and dedication to reshape a listing superpower
t says a great deal about Brendan Rodgers's current standing within football that, when he declined to apply for the job of succeeding Kenny Dalglish at Anfield last week because he felt to be seen to seek the job would be to offer an insult to his existing employers, the response of the owners of Liverpool FC – a club with five European Cups in the trophy cabinet and 18 times champions of England – was to redouble the intensity of their efforts to persuade him to join them.
Now we know that they succeeded. But we also know that Rodgers conducted himself impeccably in the sort of negotiations which so often take place to a soundtrack of acrimony. In short, he did it the right way. Which, on the evidence so far available, seems to be his habit.
Liverpool sign Chelsea striker Daniel Sturridge on long-term deal
• 23-year-old forward 'humbled' to join 'humongous club'
• Chelsea to replace Sturridge with Newcastle's Demba Ba
Luis Suárez signs long-term deal to stay at Liverpool until 2018
Liverpool run amok and deal Arsenal title credentials a brutal blow
Roberto Mancini said:Galatasaray manager Roberto Mancini believes Chelsea have "an 80% chance" of beating his side to advance into the Champions League quarter-finals.
The Premier League leaders visit the Turkish champions on Wednesday for the first leg of their last-16 tie.
Ex-Manchester City boss Mancini insists Chelsea, who have won the Champions League and Europa League in the past two seasons, are strong favourites.
"They have fantastic players used to playing games like this," he said.
I think they have an 80% chance of going through."
http://www.bbc.co.uk/sport/0/football/26347919
Great way to inspire confidence in your team Mancini, such a defeatist attitude :lol