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"And Ken Bates returned from Mount Mason with these ten commandments ...."
Lyon have pulled 2 goals back and are losing 3-2. Barca and Betis have both gone down to 10 men wkity 10 minutes left. Goals or all the place
Jesus, Mary and Joseph
Joaquin is playing for Betis as the number 17 and the captain's armband.
Had £2 on four games, cashed out for £147! Most I’ve ever won! Was too much of a wimp to hold onQuote:
Originally Posted by niko_cee
Meet Yangon defender Ernest Aboubacar. 27 years old.
https://gyazo.com/85ad547db41b115bc07acb3aadc58476.jpeg
:D
What happened that Lazio player who was 14, but look 42? I read all these stories about youth players who are older than they claim. But surely if they were older, it would clearly show in there age group and development.
Edit: Joseph Minala 23 currently on loan at Bari doing fuck all.
I see City's game is back on next week, ruining both their winter break (lol) and the chances of a sneaky fantasy football double gameweek (not lol).
:D After waiting what feels like 10 years to finally launch, Inter Miami may have to now drop the 'Inter'.
https://www.theguardian.com/football...ami-mls-soccer
AC Miami
There's nothing cringier than American teams trying to sound European. 'Real Salt Lake', do me a favour. Call them the Reno Screeching Burger Stompers and get on with it. Authenticity >>>
Let's not forget Sporting Kansas City. At least the San Jose Earthquakes have the right idea.
It’s a hilarious name. Someone should found a Canberra WildfiresQuote:
Originally Posted by thommo
Beckham should have just used Miami Fusion II.
Miami Vice FC.
:sick:Quote:
Inter Miami (for now, anyway) are scheduled to play the first home game in club history on 14 March against LA Galaxy after opening with back-to-back road matches at LAFC and DC United
MLS have had a shitty week, what with Nashville also having big stadiums issues. They were only awarded a franchise due to building a soccer specific stadium - and now they can't get permission to build it.
Everyone's favroite Orlando City Soccer Club enjoyed a 1:0 victory in preseason against Thierry Henry's Montreal Impact last Saturday though :drool:
American rugby league teams have the best names. They've tried to copy Australian and English teams, who themselves tried to copy American teams decades ago, so you end up with some right twice translated bollocks.
Rangers shit the bed again after beating Celtic at New Year. What a sight.
We've been dreadful since coming back from Dubai.
Good to see Gerrard outing himself as shite before anyone started getting ideas of him replacing Klopp further down the line.
He's done nothing of the sort. He'll be a brilliant manager in three or four years, once he's got enough experience under his belt to change the game with subs and switch to plans B and C. He might not be the next Liverpool manager, but he'll definitely manage them at some point.Quote:
Originally Posted by Gray Fox
You'll have to forgive me. I saw the title had been bottled and assumed it was him.
Do you get the feeling he'll stick around until he gets it right there?
I would imagine so, unless an offer from the Premier League comes in.
I'm not sure they're BOTTLING it anyway. A ropey run of form but the competition is a tram who always win the league by a country mile so while that's who you have to beat not being as good as them is not necessarily shameful.
That said Gerrard seems to think they're BOTTLING it and and he's more of an expert on the matter than me.
Sky Sports did a poll for a combined Liverpool 2020 and Man United 1999 side.
I would probably pop Cole or Yorke in ahead of Mane to head in the dozens of stupidly accurate crosses from Alexander-Arnold and Beckham.Quote:
Combined XI: Schmeichel, Alexander-Arnold, Stam, Van Dijk, Robertson; Beckham, Scholes, Keane, Giggs; Salah, Mane
Subs: Alisson, G Neville, Henderson, Firmino, Cole
https://www.skysports.com/football/n...20-combined-xi
I’d choose Mané over Salah every day of the week. Not even close.Quote:
Originally Posted by Reg
United should have both of the full-backs, and it should be Mane and Firmino up front.
*Generic Manchester United 1999 would lose 8-0 to Liverpool 2020 post*
Feels like Wolves have a goal disallowed every week through VAR
It really is getting go levels nowQuote:
Originally Posted by Waffdon
Good to have Liverpool back today.
Danny Ings:D
Good goal from him to make up for it though, and that's a cracker from Vydra.
Klopps sides have seemed to always struggled in windy weather. Interested to see if this carries on today.
We're not bad at this football game you know.
Fitting that it was 25 years ago when you'll probably get to do the same again this year (though most likely against the Germans this time).
https://www.balls.ie/football/lansdo...ad-riot-359144
Wrecked Matt Le Tissier's England career that game.
Shame they didn't manage to kill Terry Venables in all the rioting, the massive twat.
lol if you think that's happening again.
England v Germany in Dublin? There aren't enough lols that you think it won't. Hopefully we'll have some sort of backup crew like the time the orange tried to march in it.Quote:
Originally Posted by niko_cee
I had thought England played all their games at home, but I see the last 16 and QFs would be at other locations.
There are probably as many pissed up English folk in Dublin tonight as there would be for a game there, and I'm not sure it's much of a combat 18 crowd anymore, even if they do manage to herd their worst behaviour together.
Did England B play Ireland (B?) at some point around that time? That's another odd game that sticks in the memory.
There was one in Liverpool but it was a year or two earlier.
What the fuck is Alderweireld playing at today
Great finish at the other end though. Both defences piss poor, as has been some of the finishing.Quote:
Originally Posted by mugbull
What a shocking mistake from the Villa defender. Son scores in the 93rd. Reina has to do better than that though.
Villa's defending was completely all over the place in the bits I saw, they did well not to concede several more.
That's a huge three points for Tottenham tbf but Villa were the architects of their own downfall. You can't see too many proper winnable games in their next few fixtures. Southampton (a), Leicester (a), Chelsea (h), Newcastle (a), Wolves (h), Liverpool (a), Man United (h). Perhaps four points at a push?
Quite a few of the teams down there seem to have horror runs of games at the moment.
Only team that is horrid to face is Liverpool in this league
Watching Arsenal against Newcastle is some seriously tough viewing. 0-0 on the cards?