Yeup, it's where he played for quite some part of the season. Admittedly, that's only because Leverkusen, in their 4-2-3-1, have two of the best holders in the German league in Ballack and Rolfes, but it's still impressive.
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Yeup, it's where he played for quite some part of the season. Admittedly, that's only because Leverkusen, in their 4-2-3-1, have two of the best holders in the German league in Ballack and Rolfes, but it's still impressive.
Vidal's as complete as they get. Can pass a ball, kick the **** out of someone, bang them in with his feet or with his head, marks well... Very good player for any side, to be fair. And he's got a year left on his contract.
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Most probably vidal will be going to Juventus. Levekusen are unwilling to sell to any club in the bundesliga, but bayern's manager(former manager of leverkusen last season who made vidal into such a good player) is confident of bringing him to bayern. The manager is confident vidal will join either this season or next season for free. But the problem is vidal wants and insisted to leave leverkusen this season. As of right now Juventus are the only club that has offered(other than bayern).
so does anyone think we are in for Sergio Aguero'?
I know Man City/Juventus look his most likely destination but Man City defo need to sell Tevez before they bring in another signing and with the Brazilian Transfer window closing in a week and a deal still not agreed, anything can happen
And surely he will choose us over Juventus because we will be challenging for the CL and PLM title, we play in the CL and a better quality league than the Serie A alsot the fact that we are inclined to pay him more wages
I know Man City/Juventus look his most likely destination but Man City defo need to sell Tevez before they bring in another signing and with the Brazilian Transfer window closing in a week and a deal still not agreed, anything can happen
And surely he will choose us over Juventus because we will be challenging for the CL and PLM title, we play in the CL and a better quality league than the Serie A alsot the fact that we are inclined to pay him more wages
Juventus is arguably last in line, because Maradona owes several million Euros to the Italian government in taxes so he won't be able to visit his grandson in Italy. If it comes to Chelsea v Juve, he'll take you no doubt about it.
yea probably but if we are in for him, then I can see the likes of Anelka and Kalou/Malouda being shown the door which I will take within a heartbeat tbh
meh.. WE ALREADY KNOW THIS ONE
Superb pic. If only you know that Manutd got only 12seconds more than the other teams. That also depends on stoppage and time wasting..
i wish i had a response to that.
You don't because your claim is unfounded and just following the irrational mainstream take on things.
You don't because your claim is unfounded and just following the irrational mainstream take on things.
i wish you were right here. only god knows how much.
If we do try and get him then the Courtois loan deal could certainly help us out.
Did you even read the article?
Chelsea are second on the amount of injury time, by the way. Chelsea and United are also the two highest scorers, goals stop time which creates injury time. 12 seconds is nothing.
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That article came from the same 'site that sold the Heysel disaster t-shirts. -shrug-.
Statistics are the same regardless of who interpreted them.
im not reading any bullshit.. i have eyes and i can see , and ive been watching it for years now, so bud, dont make me read some bull on the internet..
and BTW, it matters who you play against and how much inj time you are given, it always does matter.
im done discussing this as well because its pointless, and in the end im posting this:
BBC SPORT | Football | Premier League | Man Utd 4-3 Man City
and that would be all.
cheers.
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Can they be trusted though.
Every team will play every other team, so that's complete nonsense and provides no statistical anomaly in terms of injury time.
You have eyes? Do you have ears? Funny how every single controversial United incident is blown up when it goes their way, but then it's forgotten when it goes against us? Puh-lease.
Goes both ways. Frank lampard goal vs tottenham 2011 - YouTube
The article points everything out that I've always said anyway, it highlights every controversial decision for and against, provides statistics and it all balances out to prove no overall bias. Do you just not want to read it because you're scared of being proven wrong? Understandable, most people would prefer to lose to a variable out of their control than accepting someone else as better, right?