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Just my opinion man. I don't think Bayern would have been significantly more successful with him than they have been without him.
It was a good decision from Hummels but not something Bayern will cry over.
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Just my opinion man. I don't think Bayern would have been significantly more successful with him than they have been without him.
It was a good decision from Hummels but not something Bayern will cry over.
"they didn't end up missing him" "don't see it as a huge regret"
didn't they like...release and sign countless of defenders during that time? :lol and wasn't their defense THE reason why they failed to win the CL (and the league) till Jupp's treble?
they would've won that final against Inter and probably Chelsea.
Exactly.
on the bright side, I'm completely in love with this new team
what a bunch of mates ;_;
didn't they like...release and sign countless of defenders during that time? :lol and wasn't their defense THE reason why they failed to win the CL (and the league) till Jupp's treble?
they would've won that final against Inter and probably Chelsea.
Exactly.
on the bright side, I'm completely in love with this new team
what a bunch of mates ;_;
FootballFan
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Exactly.
did you confuse my arse with Blablurn's arse? :lol <3
How?! Mine isn't as hairy
<3
FootballFan
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did you confuse my arse with Blablurn's arse? :lol <3
How?! Mine isn't as hairy
Nope. I just agree with you m8.
Btw reported.
Just cause he is greek doesn't mean he is hairy.
Get him Mumei
did you confuse my arse with Blablurn's arse? :lol <3
How?! Mine isn't as hairy
I love you Yurt.
FootballFan
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Faridmon is no longer banned.
Pls post again.
I apologise if I made you feel unwelcome
Pls post again.
I apologise if I made you feel unwelcome
He's not at home so you won't have to expect him soon.
Milchmonster
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on the bright side, I'm completely in love with this new team
what a bunch of mates ;_;
You killed Ciro
Now I know why he was so desperate to leave Juve and didn't want to play under Conte :lol
Milchmonster
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Obviously, the moment Martinez stopped playing DM for Bayern was the moment they went from "pretty much unbeatable" to "top teams have a decent chance at winning".
I love you too xoxo
You killed Ciro
Now I know why he was so desperate to leave Juve and didn't want to play under Conte :lol
He was fucking GREAT in both games!! He links up well with everyone and Cunte was praising his offensive AND defensive contribution ����
I don't think his injury was that serious don't worry. He won't feel any (physical) pain on your bench anyway ;(
FootballFan
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Downloading FIFA 15 demo!
Out on jap PS store. Had to make Japanese psn.
Definitely not better but still brilliant and better than people give them credit for.
Out on jap PS store. Had to make Japanese psn.
Definitely not better but still brilliant and better than people give them credit for.
They won't have had enough time with the game yet.
So no embargo but a new strategy so journo's don't have the time to post their reviews in time. I know a buddy of mine who's reviewing it had a review copy just one day before release, so eight september here.
Milchmonster
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I can't wait for the day when he finally clicks with our players. He'll be massive, then. I can see him working really well with Kagawa. That's why I hoped both would be able to play on Saturday.
And yeah, let's wait for the news today. BVB press guy says that they don't think it's serious and Ciro's expected to train this afternoon. This can only mean he's out for two weeks, though :lol
FootballFan
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It is downloading so slow.
That was the case for everyone I think. Isn't it normally the same for all mmo's? The game is good, anyway, as I'd realised from the beta. Only issue so far for me is the cripplingly dull missions during free exploration. I'd be more worried when a company does this for and offline game tbh.
Milchmonster
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In money news, we finished selling all the new shares to Evonik, Puma and Signal Iduna.
We're rich, now.
Bundesliga rich
We're rich, now.
Bundesliga rich
PrematureQuiche
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This sounds stupid but you did download the newest .NET Framework.
brokenbeans
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New keepers in FIFA need to settle down, 10 shots 7 on target NO goals.
Fuck off.
Fuck off.
figadapaura
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Arturo "Owen Hargreaves" Vidal is finished.
FootballFan
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Should've sold him when you had the chance.
Now it's too late.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=zC5XjT3shJ4
Broder Salsa
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I think Believe FC will reach new heights.
we'll be fine. Asabob will slot in.
his knee IS fine, that was a thigh injury he picked from Chile's game.
figadapaura
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I imagine this has been LvG's face for the entirety of our last 4 matches.
Broder Salsa
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KidA Seven
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This is why I didn't comment on his knee. I knew it wasn't going to be his knee that was injured. :lol
You won't believe how the rage boils up inside me watching that gif
Might honestly be the loudest I've ever screamed at my telly, wins and goals included. Valencia you fucking coward.
PrematureQuiche
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I don't know then :/ I'm actually terrible with anything to do with the PC haha.
FootballFan
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80%
Can't wait.
Can't wait.
Ok, Wes got back to me about the job recruitment stuff, so here it goes.
If you are interested in working in television, broadcasting lots of live sport (PL, Bundesliga, Euro basketball, F1, Tennis, NFL, Golf), listen up.
We are based right next to Heathrow Airport in London, and are looking for experienced or trainee Transmission Controllers. Your job is to broadcast these events both live and recorded to our clients, maintain the channel on air and resolve service interruptions in a cool calm manner as quickly as possible.
All of the work is shift based, days and nights, and mostly 12 hours starting at 7AM or 7PM. As a result you'll work approximately half of the year (182 days) before your holiday allowance.
Decent computer skills are a must, as is an ability to keep calm under pressure. Clearly a healthy respect for the properties we are entrusted to broadcast is also a necessity. These are some huge clients that do not want to be off air.
You don't need experience to apply and be successful, but salaries will of course reflect that fact for the first few months.
I can't give absolute numbers as those are not decided by myself, by historically fresh faced recruits have been brought in on circa £12,000 and have been on circa £24,000 after 12 months, with pay increasing every 3 months as you go through that first year. That's been for people right out of school and uni with no actual broadcast experience at all, things may have changed a little and all circumstances will of course vary.
This is a role that you could potentially either a) end up working for one of the large broadcasters like Sky or the BBC earning £30k+, or could move into other areas of broadcast television if you chose to do so (editing, directing, encoding, etc).
Personally, I've been doing this for 12 years since finishing my A Levels, I work about 165 days a year once I've booked my holiday and I get paid well enough for the pleasure.
If you have any questions or want more details please PM me, do not ask them in the thread (Wes' request).
If you are interested in working in television, broadcasting lots of live sport (PL, Bundesliga, Euro basketball, F1, Tennis, NFL, Golf), listen up.
We are based right next to Heathrow Airport in London, and are looking for experienced or trainee Transmission Controllers. Your job is to broadcast these events both live and recorded to our clients, maintain the channel on air and resolve service interruptions in a cool calm manner as quickly as possible.
All of the work is shift based, days and nights, and mostly 12 hours starting at 7AM or 7PM. As a result you'll work approximately half of the year (182 days) before your holiday allowance.
Decent computer skills are a must, as is an ability to keep calm under pressure. Clearly a healthy respect for the properties we are entrusted to broadcast is also a necessity. These are some huge clients that do not want to be off air.
You don't need experience to apply and be successful, but salaries will of course reflect that fact for the first few months.
I can't give absolute numbers as those are not decided by myself, by historically fresh faced recruits have been brought in on circa £12,000 and have been on circa £24,000 after 12 months, with pay increasing every 3 months as you go through that first year. That's been for people right out of school and uni with no actual broadcast experience at all, things may have changed a little and all circumstances will of course vary.
This is a role that you could potentially either a) end up working for one of the large broadcasters like Sky or the BBC earning £30k+, or could move into other areas of broadcast television if you chose to do so (editing, directing, encoding, etc).
Personally, I've been doing this for 12 years since finishing my A Levels, I work about 165 days a year once I've booked my holiday and I get paid well enough for the pleasure.
If you have any questions or want more details please PM me, do not ask them in the thread (Wes' request).
KidA Seven
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I genuinely get angry whenever I see Valencia or Young start a match. It's not healthy!
hours sitting next to his phone waiting for Woodward's call finally caught up to him ;_;
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