I ordered a shirt from soccertriads on the 4th October and it still hasn't shown up which is irritating.
It'll probably come soon. Took about 3-4 weeks for my previous order to come in. I'm not expecting mine until mid November.
I ordered a shirt from soccertriads on the 4th October and it still hasn't shown up which is irritating.
I think if you're betting tens of thousands of dollars, there may be a cause for concern.. but who knows. Tons of people play online poker and that's technically illegal too. If you're just tossing a few bucks around, I don't think there's too much to be concerned about (*knocks on wood*).
I've never cashed out. I just lose and lose then put $25 in like 3 months later and lose that too. :lol
Dilema time. I want Football Manager 2013 Classic but not Full Fat FM13. Do I spend £30 on the whole lot?
That mode has to be standalone next year, thankyouplease.
"Adebayor came in sick and we need to see how he is tomorrow. I cant say at the moment which team will travel but it will be a strong one.
Why don't you spend on FM Mobile and see how it fares before spending now on FM 2013. FM goes on sale all the time.
I really don't understand why Ferguson is in that shortlist.
Dilema time. I want Football Manager 2013 Classic but not Full Fat FM13. Do I spend £30 on the whole lot?
That mode has to be standalone next year, thankyouplease.
Anyone agree with me that Di Matteo should win manager of the year? I mean, you can question his methods all you want, but at the end of the day he took Chelsea from near certainties to be knocked out of the CL to winning the biggest prize in Europe, and the FA Cup.
Dilema time. I want Football Manager 2013 Classic but not Full Fat FM13. Do I spend £30 on the whole lot?
That mode has to be standalone next year, thankyouplease.
I ordered a shirt from soccertriads on the 4th October and it still hasn't shown up which is irritating.
August 17th and waiting!
Soccer Triads small says it's approximately a size 40" (what I wear for my MCFC shirts). Should I go for the medium (42") or is the sizing fairly accurate?
If I get a James but he moves to United, I'd probably have to burn it..
Yeah, he's world class on paper.Vucinic is a goal-scoring machine in my FM save. He had like 14 in 17 games for Juve.
Lol, fucking shameful.Coach of the year shortlist: Del Bosque, Di Matteo, Ferguson, Guardiola, Heynckes, Klopp, Low, Mancini, Mourinho & Prandelli.
Soccer Triads small says it's approximately a size 40" (what I wear for my MCFC shirts). Should I go for the medium (42") or is the sizing fairly accurate?
If I get a James but he moves to United, I'd probably have to burn it..
I'm the same as you, 40" and small is a good fit, just in my opinion. But if you like a slightly baggier fit get medium.
Good stuff, I think I remember you saying your France one fit well.
In terms of a cost to hours of enjoyment ratio, you won't find anything better than FM, even if its just the classic mode.
Any more information on the Clattenburg stuff?
I don't remember seeing any Chelsea players particularly incensed during the game (beyond the reactions to having two players sent off). I would have thought they would have been freaking-out if a referee said something that offensive.
Dilema time. I want Football Manager 2013 Classic but not Full Fat FM13. Do I spend £30 on the whole lot?
That mode has to be standalone next year, thankyouplease.
Apparently Mark Clatternburg was just repeating back to the Chelsea players what he thought they had said to him
Football fans are fickle.
Last season I thought RVP was an uber cunt.
Now I love him.
It'd be $31 to get the Porto shirt thanks to that coupon. Wonder if I should get the home or away.. I love the purple on the away tbh. What say you, GAF?
I would also consider getting an Argentina away shirt with Aguero but it's sold out.
Apparently Mark Clatternburg was just repeating back to the Chelsea players what he thought they had said to him
Clatternburg is 1/3 black, 1/3 spanish and 1/3 twat?
Manchester City's new director of football is the man credited with bringing Pep Guardiola to Barcelona; the question everyone wants to know is: will he bring him to Eastlands?
http://www.guardian.co.uk/football/blog/2012/oct/28/pep-guardiola-manchester-cityTwo down, one to go? No sooner had Txiki Begiristain been confirmed as Manchester City's director of football than the inevitable question began to be asked and once they started they did not stop. Begiristain's statement said he was looking forward to working with Roberto Mancini, which it had to say of course, but it seemed everybody wanted to know the same thing: does this mean Pep Guardiola is coming too?
Aitor 'Txiki' Begiristain was the sporting director who turned to Pep Guardiola when Barcelona sacked Frank Rijkaard at the end of the 2008 season. He travelled to see José Mourinho and decided the Portuguese was too much of a fire-starter to entrust with the job. The decision seems logical now: Guardiola became the most successful coach in Barcelona's history, winning a treble in his first season. At the time the decision was a brave and risky one.
Now everyone wants Guardiola; back then, few did. Begiristain was one of them. Guardiola won the European Cup. Rijkaard, the first coach to work under Begiristain, had won one too. Joan Laporta, the Barcelona president, once said: "Bringing in Txiki was the best decision I ever made." Under him, Barcelona won two European Cups and five league titles in seven years. When he came in with Laporta in 2003, Barcelona had gone four years without a trophy and were lurching from crisis to crisis.
Yet Barcelona had begun a slide under Rijkaard and even before the 2007-08 season was finished Begiristain had determined a change was needed, even as some on the board resisted. The decision may even have come late, but it did finally come. Begiristain said Rijkaard had lost control of the dressing room. There was, though, no guarantee that Guardiola would wrest it back again, still less that he would prove successful. He had only been a coach for one season: with Barcelona B.
But Begiristain had faith in Guardiola. He formed part of the Johan Cruyff-led dream team alongside Guardiola that won the 1992 European Cup and they shared an approach. Cruyff was Laporta's mentor; Begiristain was Cruyff's suggestion.
Begiristain is a Basque who had been signed from Real Sociedad and claims to have learnt Catalan sitting in Barcelona's traffic jams, repeating everything he heard on the radio. Funny, chatty, likeable and smart, Cruyff described him as a "clever" player. So clever, Cruyff's No2 Charly Rexach claimed, that in the pouring rain and mud of Atoxa, he'd leave the pitch with hardly a stain on him.
As sporting director he insisted on the need for style and substance. Full-backs had to be attacking and at least one of the central defenders must be capable of bringing the ball out from the back of being a player as well as a protector. Although there were question marks about some of his signings - Maxi López and Alexandr Hleb among them the decision to go for Guardiola has huge symbolic significance. It would have been easier to chose Mourinho. Indeed, as Graham Hunter explains in his book Barça, Guardiola himself told him just that.
Begiristain had travelled to Lisbon with two directors, Marc Ingla and Ferran Soriano, to see Mourinho. The presentation was impressive but Begiristain, Soriano and Ingla were not keen; there was something about his personality that did not fit. They would win, sure, but it was not enough simply to win. Guardiola was not just the right manager, he was the right man. When they returned, the message was unanimous: it has got to be Guardiola. Soriano and Begiristain went to get him.
Soriano left Barcelona in 2008, Begiristain two years later and Guardiola last summer. Soriano and Begiristain have since arrived at Manchester City. Guardiola is in New York on a sabbatical, mulling over his next move.
David Alaba (Bayern München) - 4,5
Jano Ananidze (Spartak Moskau) - dk
Christian Atsu (FC Porto) - dk
Jean-Christophe Bahebeck (Troyes) - dk
Joel Campell (Betis Sevila) - dk
Luc Castaignos (Twente Enschede) - 4
Thibaut Courtois (Atlético Madrid) - 5
Philippe Coutinho (Inter Mailand) - dk
Gerard Deulofeu (FC Barcelona B) - dk apart from FM
Julian Draxler (Schalke 04) - 4,5
Dudu (Dinamo Kiew) - dk
Stephan El Shaarawy (AC Mailand) - 3,5
Christian Eriksen (Ajax Amsterdam) - 4,5
Mario Götze (Borussia Dortmund) - 5
John Guidetti (Manchester City) - 3,5
Isco (FC Málaga) - 5
Jesé Rodríguez (Real Madrid Castilla) - dk
Ola John (Benfica Lissabon) - dk
Vaclav Kadlec (Sparta Prag) - dk apart from FM
Koke (Atlético Madrid) - dk
Mateo Kovacic (Dinamo Zagreb) - dk apart from FM
Milan Lalkovic (Victoria Guimaraes) dk
Erik Lamela (AS Rom) - 4
Semuele Longo (RCD Espanyol) - dk
Lazar Markovic (Partizan Belgrad) - dk apart from FM
Bruno Martins Indi (Feyenoord Rotterdamm) - dk
Iker Muniain (Athletic Bilbao) - 5
Ahmed Musa (ZSKA Moskau) - dk apart from FM
Pedro Obiang (Sampdoria Genua) - dk
Alex Oxlade-Chamberlain (Arsenal London) - 4
Magomed Ozdoev (Lokomotive Moskau) - dk
Paul Pogba (Juventus Turin) - 5
Mohamed Salah (FC Basel) - dk
Jonjo Shelvey (Liverpool) - 3,5 (4 if you get him to be a DM)
Raheem Sterling (Liverpool) - 4,5
Raphaël Varane (Real Madrid) - 4,5
Marco Verratti (Paris St. Germain) - dk apart from FM
Granit Xhaka (Borussia Mönchengladbach) - 4
About to go to a Tame Impala concert. I think I should wear something with all the colors of the rainbow.
Also, The Walking Dead was awesome. Just saw last sunday's episode
Dat governor
Dilema time. I want Football Manager 2013 Classic but not Full Fat FM13. Do I spend £30 on the whole lot?
That mode has to be standalone next year, thankyouplease.
Great show. If it goes the comic book way completely, expect a crazy season.
About to go to a Tame Impala concert. I think I should wear something with all the colors of the rainbow.
Also, The Walking Dead was awesome. Just saw last sunday's episode
Dat governor
Meet Txiki Begiristain, Manchester City's new man and Guardiola's mentor
http://www.guardian.co.uk/football/blog/2012/oct/28/pep-guardiola-manchester-city
Holy shit that knacker who bought Rangers is putting them on a level with Barca and Man United
"If Man United is worth 1.2 billion pounds, how are Rangers worth 30 million?"
Another gem:
"We can treble our revenues. Man United can't say that."
Holy shit that knacker who bought Rangers is putting them on a level with Barca and Man United
"If Man United is worth 1.2 billion pounds, how are Rangers worth 30 million?"
Another gem:
"We can treble our revenues. Man United can't say that."
It'll probably come soon. Took about 3-4 weeks for my previous order to come in. I'm not expecting mine until mid November.