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On February 25 2013 02:49 Pandemona wrote:No, not in a final  Chelsea would of done the same. If you look at the teams Bradford have beaten it isn't "that big" as you can consider Arsenal shit and it was on penalties anyway which is a lottery. Beating a villa team who had 0 form and 0 confidence and big luck made them win that one. Swansea? Na way to big of a task, even in "football" would of needed something from the gods to help them. There's only so much running around you can do Show nested quote +On February 25 2013 02:47 ZapRoffo wrote:
Games to watch later:
Milan Derby - Milan is in hot form, Inter not so much
Beckham's debut in PSG vs. Marseille Inter off the back of a 5-0 Aggregate win in Europa League..not to bad!
Inter may have done well in their Europa League tie but Milan are still heavy favorites entering this derby statistically. Inter have gone 3W 3D 4L in their last 10 league fixtures.
Milan have gone 7W 2D 1L in their last 10 league fixtures, not to mention coming off the back of a 2-0 win against Barcelona of all clubs. El Shaarawy seems to have ended his little string of bad form with a strong performance against Barca and Balotelli is also in hot form, netting 4 times in his first 3 appearances for Milan.
That being said, anything, and I mean ANYTHING can happen in the derby  Shit's gonna get epic tonight!!
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anyone watching psg-om?
huge game with ibra/lavezzi/pastore/lucas upfront,minimum 3 goals for psg ;o
psg hitting the post after 76 seconds,i told you~!
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10mn first goal:my advice,watch it!
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what is the story with Rodrigo Palacio and the wire running to the back of his head? Can't find info on it anywhere...
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haha we just found out it's actually his hair...fail!
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On February 25 2013 01:26 Stratos_speAr wrote:Show nested quote +On February 25 2013 01:24 Hadley88 wrote:
That game was terrible. Both teams played really bad. Dortmund just doesn't care alot about the Bundesliga, since there is basically no chance to win the championship. To be fair, both of Dortmund's strikers were suspended for that game, so I expected the game to be a little stale. But come on, there's still a very clear fight for 2nd place (if Leverkusen win today they'll jump ahead of Dortmund) and Dortmund isn't even guaranteed to hold onto a CL qualifying place if they play like this. 5 FEET KEHL. 5 GOD DAMN FEET. JUST KICK THE BALL STRAIGHT.
Yeah, hat was annoying :D
Dortmund is a great team, but not well equipped to handle multiple competitions at the same time.
Nevertheless Bayern vs Dortmund on Wednesday will be interesting.
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Can't believe the Qataris manage to destroy the Parc des Princes's ambience. Football is only about show now and we neglect the true supporters. The only tifo was for the camera, nothing in the two mythic tribunes. In two years, Parc des Princes will be like the Emirates, a stadium only built around TV exposure and show. Remove the Ultras because they are "Hooligans" is the dumbest thing ever. My club is rich, in Champions League and #1 in Ligue 1 but this success is really bittersweet.
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On February 25 2013 07:21 Maenander wrote:Show nested quote +On February 25 2013 01:26 Stratos_speAr wrote:On February 25 2013 01:24 Hadley88 wrote:
That game was terrible. Both teams played really bad. Dortmund just doesn't care alot about the Bundesliga, since there is basically no chance to win the championship. To be fair, both of Dortmund's strikers were suspended for that game, so I expected the game to be a little stale. But come on, there's still a very clear fight for 2nd place (if Leverkusen win today they'll jump ahead of Dortmund) and Dortmund isn't even guaranteed to hold onto a CL qualifying place if they play like this. 5 FEET KEHL. 5 GOD DAMN FEET. JUST KICK THE BALL STRAIGHT. Yeah, hat was annoying :D Dortmund is a great team, but not well equipped to handle multiple competitions at the same time. Nevertheless Bayern vs Dortmund on Wednesday will be interesting.
The team's fine, as long as both of their strikers aren't suspended for domestic play.
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Football is very popular game in the world.
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Pandemona
Charlie Sheens House51490 Posts
Lol, Inter 1-1 Milan then...and to top it off Balotelli gets racially abused again. Man UEFA/FIFA such a joke of a organization, if that happened in England we would be kicked out of World Cups and Euro cups for years, but because it is any other country nothing happens and it is swept under the carpet. So stupid.
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On February 25 2013 17:53 Pandemona wrote:
Lol, Inter 1-1 Milan then...and to top it off Balotelli gets racially abused again. Man UEFA/FIFA such a joke of a organization, if that happened in England we would be kicked out of World Cups and Euro cups for years, but because it is any other country nothing happens and it is swept under the carpet. So stupid.
Calm down Pandemona :o
English clubs were not banned from club competitions in the 80ies for racial abuse, they were banned because 39 Juventus fans died and many more were injured during the 1985 Champions Cup final.
You can argue that the Liverpool fans were not fully at fault back then, but please don't compare something like racial abuse to a tragedy were a lot of people died including an eleven year old child.
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Pandemona
Charlie Sheens House51490 Posts
No you have completely miss understood what i wrote and comparing it to something else.
I'm saying, whenever something happens and England is involved, the book is thrown firmly in our face and we get the maximum penalty.
Take the England U21 match against Serbia U21s. Serbian fans racially abused our black players throughout the match, and at the end the players started getting involved (Serbian players) that led to a mini "Fracas" between the teams. England got fined and our players and 1 coach got bans. The main player involved, getting racially abused has still got his 1 match ban, and the other player got his overturned, and has to do community service.
Serbia, they got a little fine of just under a €100.000 and to play U21 games behind close doors for 2 games? I believe it was. Even though Serbia's main national team have had big problems with Racist abuse in the past.
Now, this with Italy, happened about 4 weeks a go, and again it has happened again, this time Italy's top club is involved (Top 2 if u count AC Milan) not only that it is an Italian player that is being abused...What is going to happen? Probably nothing again, maybe a statement from the Italian FA saying they do not tolerate it, maybe an arrest or two. A little fine for Inter? Even though you could quite easily argue that FIFA should be slapping a huge fine on Italian FA and saying if this happens again we will have to take action in terms of banning certain teams supporters from games or even start punishing the national team.
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start punishing the national team oO
ok mate england cant win anything,its not a reason to wish other teams to be brought down to your level;)
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Pandemona
Charlie Sheens House51490 Posts
Has nothing to do with winning anything...England will never win anything football based again if they can't start drilling home to the youth setups around the country about how you play football, or the opposite and actually play a 4-4-2 with Crouch and Carroll as the 2 strikers and beat the other teams by long balls and good defending!
That has nothing to do with the fact that what i am writing is true....
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dortmund vs bayern on wednesday in the league cup could very well be one of the most exciting and best games of the season. im telling you guys you dont want to miss this. it will be a battle to the death
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On February 25 2013 21:46 Pandemona wrote:
Has nothing to do with winning anything...England will never win anything football based again if they can't start drilling home to the youth setups around the country about how you play football, or the opposite and actually play a 4-4-2 with Crouch and Carroll as the 2 strikers and beat the other teams by long balls and good defending!
That has nothing to do with the fact that what i am writing is true....
Just curious, who would be your ideal England back four+keeper? Other people pitch in too if you'd like. I don't know any other decent England defenders except Gary Cahill, Ashley Cole, and Leighton Baines. 
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Pandemona
Charlie Sheens House51490 Posts
Keepers - Hart > Butland > Ruddy
Left Back - A.Cole > Baines > Bertrand
Centre Backs - Cahill > Lescott > Jagielka > Smalling
Right Backs - Micah Richards > Walker > Johnson
----------------------Hart
Richards - Cahill - Lescott - A.Cole
Something like that would be the best England could use now.
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On February 25 2013 22:05 flexgd wrote:
dortmund vs bayern on wednesday in the league cup could very well be one of the most exciting and best games of the season. im telling you guys you dont want to miss this. it will be a battle to the death
By far the most interesting game this season.
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Some good games this mid week!
Tuesday : Barcelona - Real Madrid second leg of the Cup
Wednesday : Bayern - Dortmund, PSG - OM (French "Clasico"), and Atletico Madrid - Sevilla
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On February 25 2013 21:46 Pandemona wrote:
Has nothing to do with winning anything...England will never win anything football based again if they can't start drilling home to the youth setups around the country about how you play football, or the opposite and actually play a 4-4-2 with Crouch and Carroll as the 2 strikers and beat the other teams by long balls and good defending!
That has nothing to do with the fact that what i am writing is true....
England cant win anything because the players dislike each other too much due to too much club mentality.
Just take Real and Barca for example, they hate each other with a passion but casillas, ramos are still friends with all barca players.
Can you imagine Lampard and Rooney becoming best friends ever?
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