I thought he could have held off on signing a new contract and maybe go to Real or something, but I guess he's staying for a while longer.

And Mata finally scores for United.

BeaTeR

Kazakhstan4130 Posts

March 29 2014 14:03 GMT

#14284

Glad for mata

Greg_J

China4409 Posts

March 29 2014 14:27 GMT

#14285

Leicester City beat Burnley 2:0, it looks like we will be seeing both those teams in the Premier League next year. Leicester is a pretty big team with good support averaging 24,000 attendance this season and it will make everyone's favorite crisp salesman Gary Lineker happy to talk about his team on Match Of The Day. Burnley I know have been in the Premier league before but I remain amazed that a club from a town that small can be so competitive. It's not like they represent the surrounding area as well because all the other towns around them have their own pretty big football teams.

United should be fine going forward in my mind Van Persie and Rooney upfront with Kagawa and Mata supplying sounds great to me. Just need to get their shit together realize kagawa is good and hope Van Persie remains happy there (he hasn't looked it recently) and gets into some good form again. The more worrying problems are at the back in my book.

I'm not convinced the very talented Fellaini is right for united.

Micro_Jackson

Germany2002 Posts

March 29 2014 14:27 GMT

#14286

Bayern against Hoffenheim starting in a couple of minutes, i think it will be worth watching because A. They are the two best offenses (79 and 60 Goals) and B. the woorst defense on Hoffenheims side (59 Goals conceded).

Also Bayern won their last 38(!) homegames on a saturday afternoon with a goaldifferential of 124-15. This could be fun.

Mafe

Germany5966 Posts

March 29 2014 14:36 GMT

#14287

On March 29 2014 23:27 Micro_Jackson wrote:
Bayern against Hoffenheim starting in a couple of minutes, i think it will be worth watching because A. They are the two best offenses (79 and 60 Goals) and B. the woorst defense on Hoffenheims side (59 Goals conceded).

Also Bayern won their last 38(!) homegames on a saturday afternoon with a goaldifferential of 124-15. This could be fun.

I'm not so sure, since the Hoeneß trial, Bayern are in complete shock: they havent scored more than 3 goals in their last 4 games, and they've even drawn vs Arsenal.
But Hoffenheim on the other hand is a guarantee for entertaining games this year.

evilfatsh1t

Australia8931 Posts

March 29 2014 14:37 GMT

#14288

YEAHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHH

Mensol

14536 Posts

March 29 2014 14:41 GMT

#14289

On March 29 2014 23:37 evilfatsh1t wrote:
YEAHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHH

yeaaaaaaaaaah Yanited established 7th place!!!!!!

i couldnt be more happier!!!!!

GTR

51705 Posts

March 29 2014 14:44 GMT

#14290

benteke LOL

evilfatsh1t

Australia8931 Posts

March 29 2014 15:17 GMT

#14291

WE WILL BEAT BAYERN

Micro_Jackson

Germany2002 Posts

March 29 2014 15:20 GMT

#14292

On March 29 2014 23:36 Mafe wrote:

Show nested quote +

3-2 at halftime, both teams not dissapointing with good old "i dont care anymore" football.

Mensol

14536 Posts

March 29 2014 15:31 GMT

#14293

Ivanovic ---- Cahill -------- Terry -------- Azpilicueta
---------------------David Luiz
-------------Matic-------Lampard

WHAT THE FUCK? how can you even score against that shit? Matic, D.Luiz, Terry, Ivanovic aaaah all of them are so strong.

MagickMan

Australia498 Posts

March 29 2014 15:47 GMT

#14294

Norwich crap again. Back to d3 for me.

Losing 2-0 at half time? better bring on defensive players... Hoolahan and Howson off for Johnson and guitierez, righto.

NuclearJudas

6546 Posts

March 29 2014 15:53 GMT

#14295

Ridiculous goal by Morgan Amalfitano against Cardiff earlier.

Mutch's wasn't much worse, though.

Newcastle are wank. Being absolutely run down by Saints.

smr

Germany4808 Posts

March 29 2014 16:11 GMT

#14296

3rd goal by Reus. Dortmund was down 2-0 after 20 minutes. Stuttgart got a red card a few minutes ago so hopefully we can bring the three points home. Need to win against the 17th place seeing that we have to play Wolfsburg (5), Leverkusen (4) and Bayern (1) next.

Also referee injured : )

edit: important victory. leverkusen only drew braunschweig and is now 8/7 points behind dortmund/schalke. they are only one point ahead of wolfsburg and have to worry about cl qualification. at the bottom we'll have to wait for gladbach vs hamburg tomorrow but with a gladbach victory braunschweig would be only 2 points behind hamburg and stuttgart and might get to the all important 16th place in the coming weeks.

what everybody says is true. apart from bayern bundesliga is tense this season.

NuclearJudas

6546 Posts

March 29 2014 16:12 GMT

#14297

Own goal by Terry. :D

Cissé with a really ugly stamp. Looks like the ref missed it, so he'll remain on the pitch. Oh, it's Marriner making bad calls? So shocked.

Micro_Jackson

Germany2002 Posts

March 29 2014 16:25 GMT

#14298

On March 30 2014 01:11 smr wrote:
3rd goal by Reus. Dortmund was down 2-0 after 20 minutes. Stuttgart got a red card a few minutes ago so hopefully we can bring the three points home. Need to win against the 17th place seeing that we have to play Wolfsburg (5), Leverkusen (4) and Bayern (1) next.

Also referee injured : )

Never ever say the 4th ref is useless.

This will be so tough for Stutgart, hopefully they stay.

3-3 in munich in an entertaining game.

NuclearJudas

6546 Posts

March 29 2014 16:29 GMT

#14299

Great Lallana strike. No way he doesn't go to Brazil.

ZeroChrome

Canada1001 Posts

March 29 2014 16:31 GMT

#14300

Cmon Palace I'll love you all forever if you can play a part in keeping the title away from Chelsea. I don't even care if Arsenal get obliterated today I just want Chelsea to suffer.