Mine is similar enough:
Neuer
Lahm-Martinez-Dante-Alaba
Schweini
Kroos-Götze
Müller-Mandzukic-Ribery
Sky Italy say Barca have bid 30m for Handanovic.
So Chelsea it is, then. We're got Llorente incoming, no need for Gomez. Isn't he on some ridiculous salary as well? Like 10M or something?
HOLY SHIT JUST REALISED
MARIO gomez - MARIO mandzukic - MARIO götze
SUPER MARIO BROS 3.
IT'S A SIGN
Sky Italy say Barca have bid 30m for Handanovic.
holy shit. lololololololololololololololWell, that escalated quickly.
fucking robbenWhoops I forgot Kroos was injured. Who is likely to start tonight then?
fucking robben
Well, that escalated quickly.
Well, that escalated quickly.
Send him our way, pls. I don't give a fuck, he's class.
I keep seeing this rumour about Gomez, and it makes me want to cry every time. Im not saying hes not a good player but I just don't want him. Falcao plz or Cavani.
Send him our way, pls. I don't give a fuck, he's class.
holy shit. lolololololololololololololol
fucking robben
So:
Neuer; Lahm, Dante, Van Buyten, Alaba; Martinez, Schweinsteiger; Robben, Muller, Ribery; Gomez
?
He's a bald Krasic.
#R10Future
I likes Fergie's reaction to RVP's goal.
I likes Fergie's reaction to RVP's goal.
he just scored a hat-trick in 6 minutes.I keep seeing this rumour about Gomez, and it makes me want to cry every time. Im not saying hes not a good player but I just don't want him. Falcao plz or Cavani.
I likes Fergie's reaction to RVP's goal.
So no matter where Pep ended up he wanted Gotze.
Can't really hate, it's just unfortunate Pep ended up at Bundesliga team. I'm sure lots of players want to play for Pep regardless of allegiances.
I hope he plays more next season.Buttners is the best in that .gif
I don't give a fuck that hes in every picture and what not, dude is young, seems to love the club and isn't complete shit.
Do they expect to play like Messi/Iniesta/Xavi under Pep or something? Christ, do people not realise he was coaching arguably the best club side ever in 2011? What next, Vilanova to Man Utd?
I hope he plays more next season.
Jonathan Wilson said:Tuesday's tie – the meeting of two great sides of the age – could mark the transition from one generation to the next
Football too often denies us the truly epic tie, the meeting of the two great sides of the age, and it's perhaps that more than anything else that makes Tuesday night's Champions League semi-final between Bayern Munich and Barcelona so enticing.
This has the sense of an era-defining encounter:
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As Miguel Delaney has pointed out, games in which a power just past its peak meets a new power on the rise have been remarkably infrequent – in part because Barça are the first side to command their era since the Juventus of the mid-90s (although the changing format and increased competition meant neither side reeled off hat-tricks of titles like the great sides of the past and their domination was reflected as much in their reputation and influence as in trophies)...
It's important, though, not to be drawn into the cliche of physical Germans against technical Spaniards, even if Bayern do have a slight physical edge. What will be fascinating is seeing not only the two best possession teams in Europe facing off, but also the two best pressing sides. Barcelona's players will never have been placed under such co-ordinated pressure on the ball as they are likely to be on Tuesday – and vice-versa. It's in the pressing as much as in his goals that Mario Mandzukic, suspended for the first leg, will be missed...
But these are the details. They may determine how the tie plays out but what will be remembered is the outcome, whether the age of Barça has yet become the age of Bayern.
Miguel Delaney said:The second question, though, is whether the Germans will decide to stay true to their own approach and confront Barca on their terms. Bayern defender Dante is abrasively insistent that they will.
"Barcelona have a great team, the greatest show on earth," he told the Guardian. "But we are at our best at this moment in time, and we certainly won’t change our game for them. We don’t change for anyone."
Given how many sides have tried that approach against Barca over the past five years and failed, it is perhaps the facet of the tie with the greatest resonance as regards any continental shift. The reality of Champions League history, however, is that compromise, adjustment and evolution have all been necessary to give rise to the next era...
When Toni Kroos went off injured against Juventus, it was rightly viewed as a real blow and there is little doubt he would have started this game if fit. If his absence leads to the introduction of Arjen Robben, though, it may well condition Bayern to bypass midfield a little more and play a more direct, counterattacking game that is actually more conducive to defeating Barca...
And, on the eve of the game, Xavi returned to a familiar theme. Barca, the midfield architect said, are coming to Munich "at the right time." In so many senses, it certainly feels like it. It may well be another game for the ages.
Whoa! We met bro? PM me and identify yourself I supported the Italian national team at the World Cup due to my fondness for Cannavaro, Del Piero, Pirlo and Buffon especially.
PM me I am very curious now Haha - you remembered my videogame collection Still as big a fan as ever! You are right about it all btw - I was in media and I wasn't into football much at *all* back then. My huge love for football was born in January 2011!
I can't believe United bought the league for £24m. It cost us the best part of £1bn
Neuer too.Bayern are really setting themselves up now. They're building a team that could dominate Germany and compete at the highest level in Europe for the next 10 years. It's up to the rest of the big European teams to make sure that doesn't happen.
Gotze
Muller
Kroos
Alaba
Martinez
Shaqiri
Smh. Rio just can't help himself can he?
What's he done now?
Never.I am probably LTTP but I just read his comments about winning the title "properly, not on goal difference".
I guess the pundits were right. United were really hurt by that and they will never forget it.
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