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Scouseinthehouse said:
Awesome away end at Leicester last night:

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On the flip side, I presume UEFA will now be banning the Danes from European football given a few flares is a heinous crime and constitutes massive fines right? In the interests of consistency and all that.
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dont count on it there not from england
 
Legend Incredimaria said:
This is pep's problem, he's very stubborn. I thought he would've learned from his experience from bayern that it is a very bad idea to press barca high up.

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To be fair there's only one English club that's ever won in the Nou Camp. TWICE!

But you probably don't want to hear about that. :D.
 
1 point separating City, Arsenal, L'pool, Tottenham and Chelsea after the first quarter of the season.

This is shaping up to be one of the best ever PL seasons after the last few years of mediocrity.
 
epic terrorist said:
The guy was first class, as alot of his teammates were, that Brazil team was a different class if not my favourite Brazil team
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Outside of the wonderful French Magic Square of Platini, Giresse, Tigana and Fernández at International level the early to mid '80's, and L'pool's '78/'79 midfield masterclass of Ray Kennedy, Souness, Case and McDermott on the domestic/ club scene, there's never been a better midfield four for me than the '70 Brazilian side. Rivelino, Gérson, Tostäo and Jairzinho. *Drooling.

Carlos Alberto's thunderbolt for the 4th the final against Italy is my all time favourite World Cup goal. Perfect team goal of such stupendous quality made to look so simplistic.
 
Scouseinthehouse said:
Outside of the wonderful French Magic Square of Platini, Giresse, Tigana and Fernández at International level the early to mid '80's, and L'pool's '78/'79 midfield masterclass of Ray Kennedy, Souness, Case and McDermott on the domestic/ club scene, there's never been a better midfield four for me than the '70 Brazilian side. Rivelino, Gérson, Tostäo and Jairzinho. *Drooling.

Carlos Alberto's thunderbolt for the 4th the final against Italy is my all time favourite World Cup goal. Perfect team goal of such stupendous quality made to look so simplistic.
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That midfield was was absolutely first class, the team really. I'm just in love with the 82 side
 
Scouseinthehouse said:
I can hear the collective fume in West Bromwich from up here .....

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#Breaking West Brom manager Tony Pulis has agreed a one-year contract extension to keep him at the Hawthorns until 2018, the club announces
9:39 AM - 28 Oct 2016
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Say what you like about Pulis style but he has a track record of guaranteed safety and establishing club as a solid mid table side. Im sure their fans would sacrifice sexy football to stay in the Premier League.
 
zzeezzy said:
Say what you like about Pulis style but he has a track record of guaranteed safety and establishing club as a solid mid table side. Im sure their fans would sacrifice sexy football to stay in the Premier League.
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You should of heard them at Anfield last weeken,.

They've had MORE than enough of being bored shitless week in, week out. The main gripe was they wouldn't mind if it was just when they went to places like Anfield or the Emirates or the like. But he plays the same way, the ONLY way he knows, against EVERYONE. At home to Burnley or Sunderland they set up and play the exact same, archaic brand of football. The away end singing 'Tony Pulis, your football is *****', whilst madly celebrating an actual shot at goal summed it all up.

West Brom are traditionally a good footballing side every bit as much as say West Ham play on. If you're paying your hard earned money, fans want to be entertained. Bottom line. And he is the furthest possible thing from that.
 
Many of Raiola’s players treat him as an all-purpose helpmeet. Mario Balotelli once phoned him to say his house was on fire; Raiola advised him to try the fire brigade.

I feel like that says a lot about Balotelli
 
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