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Ferrose
United States11378 Posts
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Steveling
Greece10806 Posts
Don't you agree? | ||
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clementdudu
France819 Posts
i count chelsea and city as 0.75 >.< | ||
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Ysellian
Netherlands9029 Posts
On June 07 2013 21:06 Pandemona wrote: How does the premier league have "2 big". In terms of trophies may be. Liverpool and United the most successful, but in terms of financial "safety" and competitiveness, the Premier league has 5/6 quite easily @Ysellian Plus add in the fact Everton normally give the big boys a game, maybe not this season but they might be better if they keep their players under Martinez. Yeah, true. Many of the title finishes actually come down to how well they performed against Everton funnily enough. On June 07 2013 21:59 Pandemona wrote: Reports: Chelsea Agree €58million fee for Edinson Cavani 0_0 Jezus. Great striker, but that price man. Gratz on your 10.000 posts  | ||
Pandemona
Charlie Sheens House51493 Posts
Reports: Chelsea Agree €58million fee for Edinson Cavani LOL What an epic way to get to 10,000 posts lawl | ||
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Ferrose
United States11378 Posts
On June 07 2013 21:46 Steveling wrote: Indeed, still there are not 4 contenders. Don't you agree? Maybe not every season. Most season, it is just two teams (United+someone else), but I think the point is that it's not just the same two teams EVERY SINGLE SEASON. In just the Premier League era alone, there have been title challenges from smaller teams like Blackburn (who even won it, one year) and Newcastle. Liverpool were up there every year until recently. Arsenal won three in seven years. Chelsea won three in seven years (including two in a row). Manchester City finally broke through to win in 2011. Next season is looking nigh unpredictable. Edit: LOL @ that Cavani transfer. They better not be offering Torres as part of the deal if they are paying that much money. | ||
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haitike
Spain2727 Posts
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Steveling
Greece10806 Posts
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zeo
Serbia6342 Posts
Was looking at an article the other day with a headline something like 'Barca has spent 300m finding a partner for Messi' (thats after they bought Neymar) and I was thinking about how important of a player Eto was and how stupid the decision was to swap him plus 30m for Zlatan. Is it just me or do you guys think that players that come into Barca (particularly strikers) that weren't homegrown have a hard time adapting to the extreme tiki-taka and because of that their general value goes down? What player has left Barcelona better than when he came in? EDIT: Not saying in the history of Barcelona, just the Ronaldinho period and after EDIT2: Or maybe Barcelona just don't sell the players that haven't failed until they get the most out of them | ||
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WillyWanker
France1915 Posts
The day they start doing the things right, they will have the right to complain about tv rights (that I find 'fair' in a strictly economic point of view)... | ||
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NuclearJudas
6546 Posts
On June 07 2013 20:58 Pandemona wrote: The Valencia team was my favorite back then too! Villa Morientes Jaquain the crazy white haired goalkeeper lmao. So much fun. Was a fucking REAL achievement when Chelsea beat them in the Champions League all those years ago Santiago Cañizares. What a boss that man was. Was so sad when he cried after the shoot-out against Bayern. Shame he was always the second choice. First behind Zubi, and then behind Casillas. | ||
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Steveling
Greece10806 Posts
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Salteador Neo
Andorra5591 Posts
On June 07 2013 23:26 Zeo wrote: Wow 10k posts and I had a 2 year start on you... congrats Was looking at an article the other day with a headline something like 'Barca has spent 300m finding a partner for Messi' (thats after they bought Neymar) and I was thinking about how important of a player Eto was and how stupid the decision was to swap him plus 30m for Zlatan. Is it just me or do you guys think that players that come into Barca (particularly strikers) that weren't homegrown have a hard time adapting to the extreme tiki-taka and because of that their general value goes down? What player has left Barcelona better than when he came in? EDIT: Not saying in the history of Barcelona, just the Ronaldinho period and after EDIT2: Or maybe Barcelona just don't sell the players that haven't failed until they get the most out of them Why would you sell a player that's in his best moment? If you want to be the best team you don't sell those The only ones I can remember are Ronaldo (really bad move by a terrible president) and Yaya Touré (Busquets took his spot in the starting eleven). The Etoo for Ibra swap was the most retarded move indeed. PD: Cañizares was a beast and a huge douche too | ||
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Savage88
Germany132 Posts
On June 07 2013 21:59 Pandemona wrote: Reports: Chelsea Agree €58million fee for Edinson Cavani LOL What an epic way to get to 10,000 posts lawl I guess you can sell us Lukaku then. :D | ||
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Pandemona
Charlie Sheens House51493 Posts
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mevshero
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Ferrose
United States11378 Posts
On June 07 2013 21:15 Pandemona wrote: Uruguay U20 international Guillermo Varela has confirmed that he will have a medical at Manchester United on Friday Transfer has been officially confirmed. Aston Villa have also signed Bulgarian forward Aleksandar Tonev. Anyone watching WCQs atm? Croatia losing to Scotland, lol. And to make it worse Belgium are beating Serbia 1-0. And Kompany just took a knock after a collision with Serbia's keeper D: | ||
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gTank
Austria2610 Posts
Lets hope they can keep their lead, Sweden managed to get back after being 0:4 against Germany so it's still dangerous and def. not over yet. | ||
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Ferrose
United States11378 Posts
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sharkie
Austria18635 Posts
On June 08 2013 04:34 gTank wrote: Austria leading Sweden by 2:0, I am so surprised! Lets hope they can keep their lead, Sweden managed to get back after being 0:4 against Germany so it's still dangerous and def. not over yet. yeah but we are no Germany  Go go Austria! | ||
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