Dont be silly Fady.It is going to be a rough time for a guy like me on footygaf. Both my clubs are almost hated by all the fans here. My teams are the "villain" teams that deserve to get bent.
I wonder if I don't belong here anymore :' (
Afellay is a nr.10
But because of Sneijder he plays left wing most of the time.
Too much [...] Viva.
Maybe I will.Too much pride with fans like you, who constantly look down on other teams. I hope you get a taste of your own medicine for years to come bro ;D
You're mean Viva.
'Arry Redknapp will replace faggie next season and this thread will implode.
Maybe I will.
But Arsenal won't be the ones dishing it out.
Note to self - rather say something good or not say anything at all.
I think your forgetting Hollands best player at the euros.
Viva will now see that post and be angry with me. I regret typing it, out of character.
I don't like it when fans of such big teams like ManUtd look down on many teams and also wish for nothing but bad things for some big teams like Barca, etc.
I would never be angry with you.By the way I could have said it better, it was a rude comment on my part, apologies >_<
But yeah bro - how can we know who will be dishing out to whom and stuff? There was a time when Newcastle almost won the title at some point and Blackburn did, I don't see why Arsenal couldn't and all.
That Eurosport article is bang on:
Viva will now see that post and be angry with me. I regret typing it, out of character.
I don't like it when fans of such big teams like ManUtd look down on many teams and also wish for nothing but bad things for some big teams like Barca, etc.
It's not every transfer from a German team, but transfers from teams that, as I already mentioned, are gaining traction and Nürnberg was a local rival, a rival for local fans back in the day without internet and such, you know? Again, it's in the article - reading comprehension?Ludicrous article that puts the sole blame on Bayern and interprets every transfer from a German team as "purposefully weakening the competition". Pretending that Nürnberg was a serious rival in the 80s is hilarious, as are some of their other "theories". No doubt Bayern has deliberately weakened competition - which were usually unable to put the millions they got to use because somethingsomethingBayern - but some of those claims in the article to make the ludicrous theory seem less stupid.
Tinfoil hats on folks.
That Eurosport article is bang on:
Manchester United midfielder Shinji Kagawa admits he wishes he could have contributed more to his side's Premier League title winning season.
Kagawa, who arrived at Old Trafford from Borussia Dortmund last summer, started his debut season at United brightly but suffered a knee injury in October which kept him sidelined for two months.
The 24-year-old scored five goals in 18 Premier League outings for the club, including his hat-trick in the 4-0 success over Norwich last month.
The Japan international has earned plaudits in his home country after helping United to a 20th league title but believes he could have offered more to Sir Alex Ferguson's side.
He said: "I was looking to produce even more results. I was injured and I felt things didn't go well easily.
"I had a lot of conflict, frustration and worries. In that sense, I think it has been a profound year.
"Honestly, I haven't contributed as much as I did at Dortmund.
"I was even injured. I still don't quite have that feeling of accomplishment."
Despite feeling he could have offered more on an individual level, Kagawa was pleased to be part of three successive title wins after helping Dortmund to back-to-back championships following his move from J-League club Cerezo Osaka in 2010.
The midfielder is hoping to build on that tally, adding: "I've managed to win three in a row. I think my career is bound to get better and better."
It's football. That's what confuses me about the irritation Bayern and Barca fans have sometimes when it comes to people hating on their clubs.
You should want to be hated. A lot of the hatred for United comes from the fact they're so successful; that their success apparently leads to buying off referees and bullying other managers and comments that we're shit despite the winning. If anything, it should make you even happier that your team is able to invite such feelings in other fans as opposed to just being anonymous entities.
It's football. That's what confuses me about the irritation Bayern and Barca fans have sometimes when it comes to people hating on their clubs.
You should want to be hated. A lot of the hatred for United comes from the fact they're so successful; that their success apparently leads to buying off referees and bullying other managers and comments that we're shit despite the winning. If anything, it should make you even happier that your team is able to invite such feelings in other fans as opposed to just being anonymous entities.
I doubt anyone will be angry with you over such a comment. You've build up quite the reputation around here
Or, you know, bite a centre half.
I would never be angry with you.
I'm just playing. Arsenal are a fantastic club.
But I will still enjoy making fun of them. Football is boring when everybody is super friendly.
And Arsenal won't win anything anytime soon cos unlike those teams did back when they were competitive, Arsenal don't show any ambition. Maybe it'll change, guess we'll find out.
Thanks Viva. I'm really quite odd as a football fan come to think of it. I just feel like if one would love to be friendly overall, it helps to be nicer even in sports. Even though I can see where you're coming from with the "boring" angle.
Just needs to start to assert himself more.Since the Norwich game his performances have been consistently improving. I've been delighted to see Fergie playing him behind RVP recently, seems to me like he's intending on playing him there. Next year Shinji. I believe.
True fact. When Man Utd were sponsored by Vodafone my Uncle banned his kids from having Vodafone as their mobile phone network providers.
I agree with you for the most part. Football fans really do throw far to much shit at each other, often under the guise for 'banter'. Even here, things occasionally get very heated, feelings are hurt, bad blood is stirred and for pretty much no reason at all.
Arteta (pen.)Can't believe they're fighting for third with not one world class player across their whole squad. Maybe Cazorla, but even then it's pretty debatable as to how good he's actually been all season.
We have a bunch of decent to good players on their day, a bunch of average players and a bunch of shit players (Chesney and Vermarlen go into this category)
Just needs to start to assert himself more.
Old man Giggs kept stealing his position against Villa.
I agree with you for the most part. Football fans really do throw far to much shit at each other, often under the guise for 'banter'. Even here, things occasionally get very heated, feelings are hurt, bad blood is stirred and for pretty much no reason at all.
And it would be lovely if we stopped branding every player who does something even slightly objectionable as 'cunt's. Can understand it in cases like Terry or Suarez but we really do use the term far, far too often. Not like we are a bunch of moral paragons ourselves.
Arteta (pen.)
It's football. That's what confuses me about the irritation Bayern and Barca fans have sometimes when it comes to people hating on their clubs.
You should want to be hated. A lot of the hatred for United comes from the fact they're so successful; that their success apparently leads to buying off referees and bullying other managers and comments that we're shit despite the winning. If anything, it should make you even happier that your team is able to invite such feelings in other fans as opposed to just being anonymous entities.
If Manchester United weren't hated, we wouldn't be doing our job right.
#FuckManU
Exactly, if people don't hate you or if they have a liking for you, it means that you're essentially irrelevant to them and/or you're not a threat.
I'd take Monreal.No space in the squad, we'd have to sell Own Goal.
I think there's only Wilshere at Arsenal I would take for United. That's low for a team that's a supposed rival. At Chelsea there's four or five I'd take, the same at City, the same at Spurs. Even Liverpool have two or three I'd have.
But Arsenal are only five points behind billion pound spending City with only one player capable of being world class. Of course City and Chelsea have flopped this season in departments, but Wenger's doing a superb job.
Piers wanted Heynckes last night.
I don't really care anymore tbh, they are the champions and they deserve to be appauled,.How do you feel about your players having to form a guard of honour for the United players (and RVP) on Sunday?
I agree. Piers Morgan is an idiot, especially when it comes to Footy. So bitter & deluded. The whole vanpurstrings thing is particularly sad.LOL
holy shit
Related: anyone who thinks Wenger is the cause of Arsenal's problems and not the reason they're still anywhere near competitive (i.e. toaster headed cunts like Piers) are ludicrously wrong.
Can't believe they're fighting for third with not one world class player across their whole squad. Maybe Cazorla, but even then it's pretty debatable as to how good he's actually been all season.
I understand bitter people who haven't built bridges yet like that eurosport journalist who wrote that article. He couldn't wait for this moment, had Barca won 4-0 against Bayern, he wouldn't have written shit. Would be hiding like everyone else was after remuntada.
I get your point though. Makes sense. I'm beginning to realize that if I continue to walk this and continue to decrease my hate for some football clubs I'll end up being one of the most bizarre, if not *the* most bizarre, football fans, here.
who wins today?