EPT2011-2012 football (soccer) thread - Page 23
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thehitman
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Telebear
United Kingdom107 Posts
On August 16 2011 05:55 ilj.psa wrote: lol he's just an asshole, he disrespects everyone man. I hope he can learn by his mistakes but he seems to get worse each day .. shame being an asshole and disrepecting people means nothing oh his ablity to play football and lol if you think that that backheel was offensive | ||
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clownzim
Brazil267 Posts
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ilj.psa
Peru3081 Posts
On August 16 2011 05:59 Telebear wrote: shame being an asshole and disrepecting people means nothing oh his ablity to play football and lol if you think that that backheel was offensive It does actually, count his red cards. he creates unnecesary controversies and problems off and on the pitch. | ||
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sixfour
England11062 Posts
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TranceStorm
1616 Posts
On August 16 2011 05:59 Telebear wrote: shame being an asshole and disrepecting people means nothing oh his ablity to play football and lol if you think that that backheel was offensive He just seems to be a player that needs to be coddled all the time. Mancini recently came out in an interview and talked about how players were no longer as 'mentally strong' as they were before, and everyone took that to mean that he was referring to Balotelli. Personally, I find Balotelli and his antics very funny. His flair and his propensity for getting into incredibly stupid situations is highly entertaining. He seems to be the type of player who you love to watch, but wouldn't want on your team. | ||
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MorningMusume11
United States3490 Posts
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AngryLlama
United States1227 Posts
On August 16 2011 09:54 MorningMusume11 wrote: hehe meanwhile Robbie Keane going to the USA... to join Beckham and Donovan haha SICK! | ||
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Sanctimonius
United Kingdom861 Posts
I only wish Arsenal were making headway, but I can't help feeling they're taking numerous steps back. Losing Nasri is bad without replacing him - losing Cesc is a near-mortal blow. And he was undersold, there really is no getting away from that. Consistently one of the top passers and a player with the ability to lift the rest of his team, Arsenal need to replace him. But how, selling him for 35mil? Name a player who is as good, at the top of the top teams, who will be available for that price? Apparently Mata, who I would consider on par with Nasri, is worth 35mil? How much would Sneijder, or Ganso be worth? And does anyone ehre even see Arsenal ever competing for them? Sad thing is, even with the huge amount of money at their disposal I see Spurs making more interesting noises in the market. Arsenal refuse to compete with the top teams, and are dropping away. Without a couple of genuine world class signings, Arsenal will struggle for fourth this year  | ||
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Rebs
Pakistan10726 Posts
On August 16 2011 14:24 Sanctimonius wrote: City are looking genuine contenders this year. Once he's fully fit Kun will terrify any defence and be a great spearhead for the City offence. I only wish Arsenal were making headway, but I can't help feeling they're taking numerous steps back. Losing Nasri is bad without replacing him - losing Cesc is a near-mortal blow. And he was undersold, there really is no getting away from that. Consistently one of the top passers and a player with the ability to lift the rest of his team, Arsenal need to replace him. But how, selling him for 35mil? Name a player who is as good, at the top of the top teams, who will be available for that price? Apparently Mata, who I would consider on par with Nasri, is worth 35mil? How much would Sneijder, or Ganso be worth? And does anyone ehre even see Arsenal ever competing for them? Sad thing is, even with the huge amount of money at their disposal I see Spurs making more interesting noises in the market. Arsenal refuse to compete with the top teams, and are dropping away. Without a couple of genuine world class signings, Arsenal will struggle for fourth this year agreed.. the market is like that now.. you can only hold onto your philosophy for so long.. even Barca buys players they feel they need despite all the academy talent at theyre disposal.. | ||
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EchoZ
Japan5041 Posts
Speaking about tottenham, they need to rid some of their bad players soon and get some decent striking partner for VDV soon. | ||
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Stimp
South Africa780 Posts
Except Ibra, they got royally shafted there. | ||
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Freaky[x]
Canada995 Posts
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BryanSC
United States455 Posts
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Fatze
Germany1342 Posts
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spinal2k
Portugal148 Posts
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malcram
2752 Posts
As for the EPL. I hope Chelsea can mount a serious title challenge as well as CL challenge. Their lack of pace and a solid creative midfielder is worrying though. | ||
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Sgany
United Kingdom790 Posts
On August 16 2011 18:18 malcram wrote: Barca are practically a team of 10 midfielders and a keepr. All their players are equally capable of holding the ball, great passing all round. Still the team to beat for CL. As for the EPL. I hope Chelsea can mount a serious title challenge as well as CL challenge. Their lack of pace and a solid creative midfielder is worrying though. Even Valdez plays as a midfielder sometimes, go watch the second leg of the Champions League Semi-Final vs Inter in 10  | ||
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Cocacooh
Norway1510 Posts
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TranceStorm
1616 Posts
On August 16 2011 15:01 EchoZ wrote: Speaking about tottenham, they need to rid some of their bad players soon and get some decent striking partner for VDV soon. They've been trying to get a good striker for ages now. Redknapp took a jaunt through Spain during the middle of last season looking for strikers. Unfortunately, none were interested in joining Spurs. Redknapp approached (if I recall correctly) Aguero, Forlan, Rossi, and Llorente - but no one wanted to join. | ||
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