Everyone from "Bombo 1" except Napoli and Florentina.
Not really. Neither of them are top seeded.
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Football Thread 13/14 |OT10| Silence of the Lambda
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Everyone from "Bombo 1" except Napoli and Florentina.
Not really. Neither of them are top seeded.
Gets you right in the gut.
Best moment in the game was Elizabeth signing while Booker plays the guitar.
Reported.
Aye that bit was a really lovely moment.
Ah, for some reason I just figured the CL dropouts were automatically top seeded. Well Spurs-Juventus then!
Everyone from "Bombo 1" except Napoli and Florentina.
Not really. Neither of them are top seeded.
KidA Seven
Member
Kagawa denies overeating was the cause of his illness.
SOURCE: Nikkan Sports
"Well, it wasn't flu. No, I wasn't vomiting, I was just not feeling well. Due to overeating? No, that rumor is false."
Kagawa comments on Shakhtar match, team's woes, and the need to support Moyes
SOURCE: Sportiva
"They were pressing (our midfield) 1-on-1, so in the first half I couldn't receive the ball in areas I preferred, and had to dip back. In the prior game (Newcastle), we weren't able to create rhythm when we had possession, so I was intent on settling the ball to create our own rhythm. In the first half, I consciously went deep to collect the ball, and tried to build up from there, but it didn't work as well as I'd hoped.
It was very hard to control the flow of the game. I think having lost two games in a row, each and every one of us was struggling from a lack of confidence. In that sense it was important that we won the game. Of course, there are many issues that need addressing, but first things first, we needed the result, we needed to win. The back to back losses hurt badly. It hurt us mentally.
Mentally, we're fighting a hard hard battle, but I tell myself to embrace and enjoy this situation. Personally, this kind of experience is something I definitely need. Fighting through at a tough level and tough environment will only make me grow as a footballer. It's painful when the results aren't coming, but I'll just try to stay positive.
It's hard to explain (the lack of confidence). We do have a lot of very experienced players, big names, and we're struggling this badly. It might be the first time I've experienced this after coming to Europe. In a sense, things worked out too well at Dortmund. Here, it's trial and error. Sometimes it's good, sometimes it's bad. Sometimes it's bad, sometimes it's good. When we're in a good groove, the important thing is to maintain consistency, and stay on top of our game. Now we're in a bad rut, and the important thing is to not lose focus. We have a new manager, and in my opinion, it's vital that we all as a team, get behind him and all follow his lead in one direction."
SOURCE: Nikkan Sports
"Well, it wasn't flu. No, I wasn't vomiting, I was just not feeling well. Due to overeating? No, that rumor is false."
Kagawa comments on Shakhtar match, team's woes, and the need to support Moyes
SOURCE: Sportiva
"They were pressing (our midfield) 1-on-1, so in the first half I couldn't receive the ball in areas I preferred, and had to dip back. In the prior game (Newcastle), we weren't able to create rhythm when we had possession, so I was intent on settling the ball to create our own rhythm. In the first half, I consciously went deep to collect the ball, and tried to build up from there, but it didn't work as well as I'd hoped.
It was very hard to control the flow of the game. I think having lost two games in a row, each and every one of us was struggling from a lack of confidence. In that sense it was important that we won the game. Of course, there are many issues that need addressing, but first things first, we needed the result, we needed to win. The back to back losses hurt badly. It hurt us mentally.
Mentally, we're fighting a hard hard battle, but I tell myself to embrace and enjoy this situation. Personally, this kind of experience is something I definitely need. Fighting through at a tough level and tough environment will only make me grow as a footballer. It's painful when the results aren't coming, but I'll just try to stay positive.
It's hard to explain (the lack of confidence). We do have a lot of very experienced players, big names, and we're struggling this badly. It might be the first time I've experienced this after coming to Europe. In a sense, things worked out too well at Dortmund. Here, it's trial and error. Sometimes it's good, sometimes it's bad. Sometimes it's bad, sometimes it's good. When we're in a good groove, the important thing is to maintain consistency, and stay on top of our game. Now we're in a bad rut, and the important thing is to not lose focus. We have a new manager, and in my opinion, it's vital that we all as a team, get behind him and all follow his lead in one direction."
Milchmonster
Member
In honour of Andres' (short time) return:
In honour of Andres' (short time) return:
You were in the final last year. Why is it a surprise you finished top?
Frank the Great
Banned
Fuck Allegri.
Thank god, Jenkinson against City would have been suicide. Now we at least might have some kind of chance.
Milchmonster
Member
Because we get sold out every summer and only sign shit players
I think it would be a good transfer, for a change.
attacking midfielder
Put that cookie down! NOW!
I'd rather we kept Hernandez and went after someone like Fernando who is in the last year of his contract at Porto.
We all know is not going to happen, and you really don't need Chichacunt
he would be the starting striker at Inter
Guarín may not be quite world class, but he's better than keep pretending Cleverly is a great player
Good for him.
Well then I'm clueless as to why we'd loan him to cover Gerrard who is playing as a deep lying playmaker
Send him to Chelsea already. I had such big plans for Rooney in my fantasy team. He's ruined everything including my chances this year.
God what a cock.
Milchmonster
Member
Muniain having a year left doesn't mean anything, though. Bilbao will still ask for a ridiculous price or rather his release clause.
Been to Westfield casino wit work for a piss up. Tipsy on the brandy. Excuse with typing.
Man utd should have the midfield problem of Spurs or Arsenal.
Young, Nani, Giggs, Rooney shoukd have been sold or retired.
£8m - £12m for Young.
Retire Giggs.
Nani for £11m
Rooney to PSG/Chelsea for £45m
Man utd should have the midfield problem of Spurs or Arsenal.
Young, Nani, Giggs, Rooney shoukd have been sold or retired.
£8m - £12m for Young.
Retire Giggs.
Nani for £11m
Rooney to PSG/Chelsea for £45m
Get rid of him. He;s good. but not a utd playrer. #freehernandez
Jingle all the Way is one of my favourite Christmas films ever.
Yeah I've seen a lot of people leave and mention him specifically for their reason behind it. Sad to see, the F1 thread used to be a pretty buzzing community.
KidA Seven
Member
Regulus left this thread because he doesn't like a lot of members from football gaf.
:lol why?
Hi fry.
yeah
Damn you omiee
I blame you for that.
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