Was waiting for one of these.
4 other major sports for those 300 mil to attend, unlike the rest.
Does Van Gaal have any fit daughters?
I think these are the official renders for redeveloped Anfield
The lack of options frightens me.
Like, seriously. Normally various names come to mind, but even sticking on my transfer muppet hat doesn't help. Who's the Higuain/Suarez/Van Persie of this year?
Vincent Aboubakar.
I've never heard of him either.
Does he have a fit wife?
Giggs and Zaha double team.
The lack of options frightens me.
Like, seriously. Normally various names come to mind, but even sticking on my transfer muppet hat doesn't help. Who's the Higuain/Suarez/Van Persie of this year?
Vincent Aboubakar.
I've never heard of him either.
EXCLUSIVE
By Wayne Veysey | Chief Correspondent
Arsene Wenger is sensationally preparing to quit as Arsenal manager if the team fail to meet his targets over the next month, Goal can reveal.
Wenger has told friends he is considering bringing an end to his 18-year Gunners reign if they do not win the FA Cup and finish in the top four of the Premier League
The bombshell has been delivered in recent days and is the firmest indication yet that the club's longest-serving manager could abruptly leave within four weeks.
It would be a huge blow to Arsenal chiefs, who agreed a two-year contract extension with Wenger as far back as last October and have continued to give the Frenchman their unwavering support.
Goal understands that the board has begun exploring several 'short-term' contingency plans in the event that Wenger calls time on his tenure.
Chief executive Ivan Gazidis said in January that the hierarchy were "comfortable and relaxed" about the fact the manager's deal was due to expire in the summer. "Arsene will be extending with us. And at the right time we will make that announcement," said Gazidis.
However, Wenger is believed to have been struck by the toxic atmosphere in the stands in recent times, as Arsenal supporters grow restless at the nature of defeats against the Premier League's elite clubs on top of the nine-year trophy drought.
There have been a series of occasions in the last six months when there has been a signal from within the club that Wenger was about to formally sign the new £7.5 million-a-year contract that has remained on the table.
But each time the manager made a U-turn and put his future beyond this season on hold.
The results of the last four matches of the season, which culminate in the FA Cup final against Hull City on May 17, are now set to determine whether the Frenchman formally commits to a deal that would extend his reign to a remarkable 20 years.
As reported by Goal last week, those closest to Wenger had remained in the dark about the manager's intentions following a series of catastrophic performances which had left Arsenal's attempts to qualify for the Champions League in major jeopardy.
However, Wengers mood has improved of late, particularly in the wake of consecutive league victories over West Ham and Hull, both of which were relatively comfortable. He is said to be confident that his dual ambitions will be achieved over the next month and he will sign on for two more years.
Moreover, the board are continuing to plan under the proviso that Wenger will be in command next season, with the club whittling down their priority transfer target list, finalising scouting reports and holding meetings with agents. Equipment has also been bought for the training ground, with the manager fully involved in all the key decisions.
The uncertainty has repercussions for his backroom team, who have also been offered new agreements that mirror those of the manager and run until 2016.
The key assistants include Boro Primorac, assistant manager Steve Bould, first-team coach Neil Banfield, goalkeeper coach Gerry Peyton and fitness coach Tony Colbert.
Senior medical and technical staff have also agreed deals that run until 2016, while more junior members of Wenger's backroom team are on 12-month rolling contracts.
It is understood the agreements are all in place and only need to be formally rubber-stamped but Primorac, Colbert and Peyton are all likely to leave should Wenger make the shock decision to call time on his Arsenal tenure.
Should a change need to be made at the helm, it is expected that the appointment would be regarded as relatively short-term.
@FA: Chelsea trio Ramires, Jose Mourinho and Rui Faria have been charged by The FA
That's 75M per major sport
Simple maths innit
There are other major sports in Europe. Crazy!
Those U-turns.
Handball.[...]
I forgot how popular Euro B-ball is, so popular that NBA still is more popular. Dat cricket too.
You know that's exactly what I thought when I read that LOLWayne is suck a hack.
"Wenger has told his friends"
You think a man like Wenger has friends?
Handball.
Going to be interesting to see how the FA treat Mourinho's sarcasm...
Oops.
Benzema can be ruled out immediately.Mandzukic, Morata, or Benzema are the only three that I can think of as even slightly possible.
I am praying they have a plan.
edit- Aboubakar has 28 goals in 21 apps. Sign him up Wenger.
Wait they actually are investigating it? lol.
Edit : Oh i see a few posts up. I certainly get Ramires and Faria, but didn't seem like Mou did anything.
The FA said:Jose Mourinho has been charged with misconduct in respect of post-match comments he made following the fixture.
It is alleged that Mourinhos comments constitute improper conduct, in that they call into question the integrity of the referee appointed to the above fixture and/or the integrity of Mr Mike Riley, General Manager of the Professional Game Match Officials Limited, and/or the comments bring the game into disrepute.
Mourinho has until 6pm on Monday 28 April to respond to the charge.
#JusticeForSebLarsson
What's he like? Is he mobile enough to be suited to play a high line?Apparently Zenit wants Eric Dier and are prepared to pay 4.5m. Kindly fuck off, AVB.
Benzema can be ruled out immediately.
Morata is unlikely, considering they haven't got many options in that area. Very dependant on them getting someone in and I'd rather not hedge our summer business on the mercy of Madrid.
Mandzukic, who knows. Haven't seen enough to come to any firm conclusions but from what I've heard, he's a more capable Giroud. Another one where we could be pipped by Chelsea.
The more important question is who's the top scorer in Ligue 2?
Mike Keegan ‏@mikekeeganmen 11m
Led to believe Moyes asked for press cuttings post-O'kos 0-2, presumably to dig out in years to come after turning things around. #mufc
Fucking Christ.
Pitiful.
Charging Mourinho is stupid, completely pointless, you cant force managers to come out after controversial decisions and then completely limit what they have to say, of course there are lines but Mou didnt cross any in my opinion.
Charging Mourinho is stupid, completely pointless, you cant force managers to come out after controversial decisions and then completely limit what they have to say, of course there are lines but Mou didnt cross any in my opinion.
HALA MADRID!
Philipp Lahm is the only one that scares me. That's it, Robben is a 1 trick pony and Ribery who?
I already subbed him in for Gabi. Dangit. My chances to watch Bale are so limited..what a bummer.No Bale for Madrid tonight? Hype deflated.
Don't think you can in any pro sport to be honest. It's a universal rule.I really don't like how in football you are not allowed to critise the referees.
:lol
Deserves a good battering that lad does.
Hmmm think I might get an indian tonight for the match
:lol
Deserves a good battering that lad does.
Might be wrong here, but isn't it normal for managers to get an overview of the media reaction post-match?Fucking Christ.
Pitiful.
Mou went a bit too far with "objective".Charging Mourinho is stupid, completely pointless, you cant force managers to come out after controversial decisions and then completely limit what they have to say, of course there are lines but Mou didnt cross any in my opinion.
Hmmm think I might get an indian tonight for the match
Is that fry