2009 CL final.
I just said "Oh Shit" out loud
2009 CL final.
Spurs last season:
Because he's Columbian
CHILEAN TIL I DIE
Except for Sanchez
Nah, that was Liverpool 2009/10. Aim for the sky, fall on the floor
Slightly embarassing confession: before that season started, I was sure we'd win the league. Then Alonso left, and I still thought we'd do it.
There's not a big enough
Lol
watching Dortmund now. Best team in the world?
Lol
watching Dortmund now. Best team in the world?
Most fun to watch, definitely. Best is still Barca imo
@Sloosha, I've accepted the defeat already
Our defense will give you hope; you just wait.
Yogurt was mean to me today. Is that because a Colombian footballer (Guarin) contributed to two goals against Juve?
Inter britches lol
Yogurt was mean to me today. Is that because a Colombian footballer (Guarin) contributed to two goals against Juve?
Inter britches lol
2-2 Liverpool-Chelsea or maybe 1-0 Liverpool. I am all for the shock results.
Suarez will score though.
Did you mean to say britch? Urban Dictionary tells me that its a bro who's also a bitch
He did? I don't hate Guarin anyway. (or most of their current players)
And allow me to refresh your barstooler memory for you, Inter knocked you out a few years ago.
Inter britches lol
Oh I know papi but it was an offiside goal at san siro and a disallowed goal by dreamy bojan.
plus, don't you think I love Colombian players more than anything?
Hi! Nice to see you tho :x
As much as I hate defending merda, Bojan's goal was AFTER the referee's whistle. I don't understand why Barca supporters keep talking about it.
They can bitch about Motta's red you know.
As much as I hate defending merda, Bojan's goal was AFTER the referee's whistle. I don't understand why Barca supporters keep talking about it.
They can bitch about Motta's red you know.
We all know you can't hear the whistles in the Camp Nou.
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I might take a nap so bye bye[/QUOTE]
Lucky you, I can't fucking sleep. :(
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Inter might end up regretting their 3-1 victory in Turin, for it could prove to be just the slap in the face that Juventus needed. After 49 games unbeaten, the Old Lady was looking complacent, arrogant and prepared only to do the bare minimum amount of work to get a result. This team had become the absolute antithesis of Antonio Conte’s vision. Not even a draw with Nordsjaelland, scraping a win against Bologna or robbing Catania of points were enough to shake them out of this self-imposed stupor. They’re awake now and boy did they need it!
The truth is that the defeat to Inter was the logical culmination of a journey Juve had been on for some time. After all, what made them so thrilling and unstoppable last season was their almost desperate hunger for success, eager to put their recent disasters behind them and embody the spirit of Conte screaming at them from the touchline. Recent performances were shoddy, half-hearted and doing no more than was necessary. They had become accustomed to being unbeatable and forgot how they put together that run in the first place. Juve weren’t the most skilful side last season, but they were easily the most determined, aggressive and hard-working.
I also don’t think it’s a coincidence that Juventus started losing their fire when assistant manager Angelo Alessio returned from suspension. A tactical advisor to Conte he may be, but Alessio is a quiet, gentle and frankly dull man. He’s not one to rattle the walls at half-time or shout orders during a difficult moment of a game. Massimo Carrera had far more of Conte’s spirit, leadership skills and ability to talk up the troops. Perhaps the setbacks prompted a reshuffle in the locker room with Carrera doing the team talks and Alessio fiddling about with a tactics board?
A 4-0 win over Nordsjaelland and 6-1 triumph in Pescara suggest Juve got the wake-up call they needed to stop the slide into mediocre complacency. That defeat to Inter may well end up being the best thing that could’ve happened to Juventus.[/quote]
Spot on.
Missed the game. Sounds about right for 12/13 MUFC though.
Messi Below said:Yurt, lets stay awake all night like insomnia bros. We only have an hour and 10 mins to go until sunrise.
Lucky you, I can't fucking sleep.
Spot on.
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RELEASE THE LIONNNNNNNNNNNNNNNNNN!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!1111111111111
Things Conte needs to address upon his return on the bench:
- starting using 4-3-3 again, if desparesido Pepe ever recovers
- wake up Vucinic, who's been fucking useless these past few months
- get Marrone some playing time, he's been criminally underused so far
- beat the living shit out of AndresOFF
Thanks for the welcome guys! I'm a big supporter of Manchester United, though by the looks of it, they seem to get a lot of heat here.
I can't find Marchisio's clearance anywhere. It was highlight worthy god dammit!
Holy shiiit
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Impressive.
FIVE MORE GAMES
Thanks for the welcome guys! I'm a big supporter of Manchester United, though by the looks of it, they seem to get a lot of heat here.
Franck Ribery's ugliness never ceases to amaze me. I understand that not every one can be blessed with Ibra's good looks but still, GOT DAMN.
"Bayern is more important than France"
Awww yea, coming from the guy who was about to leave us some years ago. and now its his 6th year already.
Not even the French players cares about the French national team, it's pretty hilarious. Might also still be a bit bitter about being suspended for acting like a cunt with Anelka and Evra.
ibra looks like a fucking horse
because compared to Ribery even Ibra seems attractive.