Krasic chillin' in the Hertha's part of pitch. Fuck defensive duties :lol:
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Can anyone do an Arsenal avatar for me? I'm so shit at Photoshop lol
Matias has officially signed with Fiorentina. He's a phenomenal player and I hope everything goes well for him. We owe him a lot.
Can he replace Jovetic?
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Can anyone do an Arsenal avatar for me? I'm so shit at Photoshop lol
I don't know too much about Jovetic so I checked his wikipedia and I'd have to say that Matias would make a solid replacement for him.
fadetoblack said:maybe his absence is a godsend for Krasic?
Haha typical.
1-0 Ajax.
Drove 12 hours yesterday from Chicago to Baltimore just to see today's Liverpool-Spurs match (well, that and a Sigur Ros show in Philadelphia tomorrow). About to walk over to the stadium from my hotel.
Don't know if/when I'll ever get to see a real Premier League match, so I'm pretty excited about this -- even if it is meaningless and a bunch of scrubs will be playing. When Jay Spearing comes to your country, you do whatever it takes to go see him.
Tried my best
At last. Horrible match
I don't know too much about Jovetic so I checked his wikipedia and I'd have to say that Matias would make a solid replacement for him.
Fuck you man
I'd love to see Jojo in a Juve shirt. Seems like a logical next step for him.
Zabojnik said:If I were Marotta - RVP this year, Jovetic the next. Done.
I've been enjoying it actually, 2 sides trying to play football the proper way.
Oh man, now I want these
WHICH ONES?!
Hope so. Should be fun! Tons of Liverpool fans around town, but have yet to see a Spurs jersey.Actually you should see some big names (at least on Liverpool's side) getting a run out, even if only for a short time. Should see Borini, Gerrard, and our ever promising youth stars. I'd be thrilled to see that match live.
Oh man, now I want these
WHICH ONES?!
Scorsese is great. Stick with it. It's gonna be a long season, save them all.
Ajax is playing some horrible football, believe me, no Ajax fan is enjoying this
Too bad his successor, Ljajic, is a lazy JT. Hope he rots in Fiorentina reserves.
Too bad that ball from Fischer didn't had enough curve to it. He deserves to score, amazing talent.
He absolutely Titus Bramble'd us in the Next Gen Series. Huge talent.
Nice man, should see our best players, if albeit briefly. Enjoy it.Drove 12 hours yesterday from Chicago to Baltimore just to see today's Liverpool-Spurs match (well, that and a Sigur Ros show in Philadelphia tomorrow). About to walk over to the stadium from my hotel.
Don't know if/when I'll ever get to see a real Premier League match, so I'm pretty excited about this -- even if it is meaningless and a bunch of scrubs will be playing. When Jay Spearing comes to your country, you do whatever it takes to go see him.
Not a surprise.Hope so. Should be fun! Tons of Liverpool fans around town, but have yet to see a Spurs jersey.
No Suso or Aquilani.
Downing starts. Carroll, Gerrard and Borini on the bench.
Don't push my nostalgia buttons. He was the only bright spot in those years :'(
We let go of our best young players so easily :'( Perks of being a small time team in a small time league...
After retiring from playing, Pančev often talked at length about his failed stint at Inter. In 2002 he addressed the criticism he often received in Italy about his lack of movement off the ball:
"There are strikers who don’t run and there are strikers who run. I was one of those strikers with a natural talent for scoring, and I ran only when I was within 30 metres of goal. Unfortunately Inter didn’t want to accept that style of play.”
He also complained about supposed less-than-friendly attitudes in the nerazzurri dressing room towards certain foreigners, and in this regard singled out Inter's Italian stalwarts Walter Zenga, Giuseppe Bergomi, and Riccardo Ferri as main perpetrators:
“Yes, they were my problem! They forced Bagnoli, who was a weak coach, to play Salvatore Schillaci instead of me. Recently I ran into Zenga, who's now coach of National Bucharest, and said, ‘I hope you're a better coach than Bagnoli was at Inter.’ I said it to remind him of that time. Signing for Inter was my greatest football mistake. In 1992 I was the best striker in Europe. I could have gone anywhere I wanted: Real, Barcelona, Manchester United. My career would have been much richer, in football terms and financially, if I had. And I was only one of the players whose career Inter ruined: think of Wim Jonk, Matthias Sammer, Igor Shalimov. Dennis Bergkamp left after two years, and he needed a year in England to find himself again.”
@Splatt & @Zab re: Rossi and Ljajic
50% of one, 1/2 of the other.
In matters like this, it's hard to blame Fiorentina. Young talent is much harder to find than a journeyman manager who's biggest teams to date have been Lazio and Palermo. And they have replaced him with a much younger but decent manager in Montella. And you can sell Ljajic down the line once his reputation blows over for good money.
Speaking of the Serbian league, I just read a hilarious quote from Darko Pančev (What a fucking cool name):
I'm just surprised because Fiorentina, as much as Ihatedon't give a shit about them and would gladly see them go back to Serie B, are doing some good stuff when it comes to promoting fair play, behaving the right way and stuff like that. The whole 'cartellino viola' (violet card), the monthly award for the best fair play gesture, is a really nice idea. I remember Almiron receiveing it when he high-fived Buffon after the latter saved his penalty shot.
Man, the Della Valles really dropped the ball, haven't they? The Viola had a pretty great team a few years back with Prandelli. It seems like they fell out of love with the team.
Aqua picked up a knock, or so it seems.