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2013 - 2014 Football Thread - Page 61
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Catch]22
Sweden2683 Posts
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Tazza
Korea (South)1678 Posts
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wingpawn
Poland1342 Posts
On July 23 2013 01:28 evilfatsh1t wrote: damn i dont like barca but im a fan of hiddink because of what he did in 2002. hope it isnt true It wasn't him in 2002 - those were third-world scumbag referees, who by the way totally ruined that tournament. I'm pretty sure fellow TLers from Spain and Italy with 4-5 disallowed goals will back me up on it (though I'm not arguing Poland defeat against Korea in group stage - that was quite legit game and the result was the reflection of Poland being bad). | ||
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CtrlAltDefeat
Israel106 Posts
On July 23 2013 02:30 Catch]22 wrote: Ease up, he doesnt actually BELIEVE that Fred is a common name outside english speaking countries, he's just trolling you. Are you being sarcastic o.o? Fred (aka Frederick, Federico, etc.) seems to be common outside English-speaking countries. In any case, this is super not relevant. What a coincidence that Hiddink resigned an hour before Martino was appointed for Barca (even though he had a disciplinary problem with a referee recently). Or is it?  | ||
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warding
Portugal2397 Posts
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CtrlAltDefeat
Israel106 Posts
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Twisted
Netherlands13554 Posts
bernard kelvin jonathan oscar douglas alex danny elton victor ronny Yeah apart from Kelvin, Jonathan, Douglas and Elton, those names are all very common Dutch names as well. | ||
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Steveling
Greece10806 Posts
He likes pressing high, barca will finally push full throttle again. I'm excited! | ||
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sc4k
United Kingdom5454 Posts
On July 23 2013 02:12 CtrlAltDefeat wrote: You do realize most of these aren't "English" names, whether by English names you mean names that are most common in England, or names that originated England. These are names that are pretty much common all over the world, and also did not originate in England. So it's kinda pointless to do what you're doing ^^ Also you don't seem to get it. You also don't seem to realise why it's amusing. We English don't expect Brazilians to be called Fred. Or Allan. Or Wallace. They are tremendously English sounding names. We expect Brazilians to be called De Souza Miracolos Golazo Pereira or something ending in -inho. They sound like a county cricket player. That is where the humour lies. And there is no humour in the concept of a brazilian called Maicon because that sounds pretty swarthy and dago-ish already. A Brazilian called Mike would be awesome. And @Twisted I swear dutch names are usually like Wim and Jan and Thijs. | ||
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Steveling
Greece10806 Posts
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CtrlAltDefeat
Israel106 Posts
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sc4k
United Kingdom5454 Posts
I find it hard to believe that 'Fred' is a common name in Brazil. Although Frederico is, do they seriously abbreviate it to Fred? It sounds so...not brazilian lol. But I have not travelled that much I will admit. | ||
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warding
Portugal2397 Posts
Frederico is abbreviated to Fred in Portugal also. | ||
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Terminal
United Kingdom2109 Posts
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skyrunner
371 Posts
On July 23 2013 03:32 Steveling wrote: As I said yesterday, Tata after Tito(#mlgpun) is the best choise. He likes pressing high, barca will finally push full throttle again. I'm excited! Eh we'll see. I don't think we're gonna see much difference on the field. Maybe some new way to play the ball from defense to midfield, how he wants the wingers to act and other small tactical shit like that. | ||
Pandemona
Charlie Sheens House51493 Posts
Gerardo Martino has emerged as the likely replacement for Tito Vilanova as Barcelona coach. According to widespread media reports in Spain on Monday evening, the Argentinian is set to be confirmed as the next Barca boss on a three-year contract following talks The 50-year-old led Newell's Old Boys to the Argentinian Clausura title last season but recently severed ties with the club. Barcelona have made no official announcement. | ||
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Steveling
Greece10806 Posts
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Ferrose
United States11378 Posts
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kemoryan
Spain1506 Posts
On July 23 2013 06:03 Ferrose wrote: Poor Martino, he'll have to play Bayern in his third day on the job, and he doesn't even have the players who were at the Confederations Cup I believe he won't be there for Bayern's match and probably Roura or Rubi will take the role for that one. I'd love to see him there though, his presence could probably make the team play better and perhaps make the match a bit less one-sided in the process... | ||
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Mandalor
Germany2362 Posts
On July 23 2013 06:19 kemoryan wrote: I believe he won't be there for Bayern's match and probably Roura or Rubi will take the role for that one. I'd love to see him there though, his presence could probably make the team play better and perhaps make the match a bit less one-sided in the process... Why would it be one-sided? Bayern have undergone a lot more changes than Barca so far. Also it's pre-season and a rather meaningless match. This could go either way and in the end, nobody will really care. The cup will just be a way of testing stuff and seeing what certain aspects of the teams' games are at. | ||
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