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Harris1st
Germany6972 Posts
On September 02 2019 19:30 StarcraftPeffo wrote: Ac Milan just bought Rebic, anyone who follows Frankfurt can tell me what should we expect from him? Rebic and Jovic were the only reason Frankfurt was good last season. Incredible hard worker, dangerous, fast | ||
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sharkie
Austria18480 Posts
On September 02 2019 20:09 Harris1st wrote: Rebic and Jovic were the only reason Frankfurt was good last season. Incredible hard worker, dangerous, fast Yes, lets forget Haller (top10 scorer in the Bundesliga last season), Trapp (at least top3 goalkeeper), da Costa, Kostic, Hasebe... Frankurt's great run was due to team work and a great coach | ||
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Harris1st
Germany6972 Posts
On September 02 2019 20:49 sharkie wrote: Yes, lets forget Haller (top10 scorer in the Bundesliga last season), Trapp (at least top3 goalkeeper), da Costa, Kostic, Hasebe... Frankurt's great run was due to team work and a great coach Alright alright, mabye I exagerated a bit there ^^' Was more a top of the head thing then real research | ||
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InFiNitY[pG]
Germany3474 Posts
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sharkie
Austria18480 Posts
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Bacillus
Finland1973 Posts
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KobraKay
Portugal4231 Posts
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plasmidghost
Belgium16168 Posts
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Harris1st
Germany6972 Posts
On September 03 2019 12:05 plasmidghost wrote: Mkhitaryan is loaned to Roma. He may have never consistently looked good for us, but hopefully he gets some playing time Nah. I hate Miki. Ungrateful a'hole. Frankfurt did play a lot better than ever before. Mostly because it was a team and not some singleplayers bunched together like in the years before. Still I don't expect too much from them this year but I guess somewhere between 4-8 in the league is okay'ish after losing so many players | ||
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{CC}StealthBlue
United States41117 Posts
Neymar and Barcelona are set to meet in court, just three weeks after the club's failed bid to sign him from PSG, and with speculation already rife over whether the Camp Nou based outfit will attempt to land the Brazilian in the next winter or summer transfer window. The player and club however will go head to head on 27 September at 10 in the morning in a court room in Barcelona, with Neymar suing Barcelona for 26 million euros, while Barcelona are suing Neymar for 75 million euros. Had the forward returned to the club that brought him from Brazil in 2013, it was expected that both actions would have been dropped, but with Neymar staying in Paris, the legal gloves remain off. The case revolves around a 40 million euro bonus Neymar was to receive for signing a new contract with Barcelona just months before he left for Paris, paying (thanks to PSG) his buy-out clause of 222 million euros. Neymar had been paid 14 million of the bonus up front, with Barcelona withholding the other 26 million when he decided to leave. The player considers he's entitled to the full amount, plus interest at 10%. Meanwhile Barcelona are counter-suing the player for 75 million euros for failure to honour his contract. The court case has already been postponed twice. It was originally scheduled for 31 January 2019, but was postponed at the last minute, on 28 January. The next court date was arranged for 21 March, but was again postponed, when Neymar's lawyers refused to provide the player's contract with PSG in their documentation. The judge then moved the hearing 27 September. Among the witnesses cited to appear is none other than PSG president Nasser Al-Khelaifi, although he previously said he would refuse to give evidence. Neymar is also not expected to attend in person, with just his lawyers being there to present his case. Meanwhile, the Spanish tax authorities will be paying close attention, keen to get any evidence they can over Neymar's time in Spain, and particularly if the Brazilian is about to receive a lucrative pay out. Source | ||
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Bacillus
Finland1973 Posts
On September 03 2019 20:45 Pr0wler wrote: Yay, another goalkeeper in Madrid. Meanwhile, when Casemiro is injured or needs rest, there is no one to replace him. 300 millions spent, no squad depth in the midfield. Well done. I think they played the latest league match in a bit more 4-4-2 ish formation where you don't rely so much on dedicated DM. However, it's not like Real has too many good options for the more box-to-box kind of midfield duo either. Last game they had Kroos and Casemiro there and I'm not sure who they'd be running there if Casemiro sits out. Maybe Isco can play there, but after that we're looking at physical Modric or something like that. | ||
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haitike
Spain2716 Posts
On September 03 2019 20:45 Pr0wler wrote: Yay, another goalkeeper in Madrid. Meanwhile, when Casemiro is injured or needs rest, there is no one to replace him. 300 millions spent, no squad depth in the midfield. Well done. It is not like if their Casemiro sub was sold to one of their main rival is the league. | ||
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Bacillus
Finland1973 Posts
On September 03 2019 21:50 haitike wrote: It is not like if their Casemiro sub was sold to one of their main rival is the league. The whole Real Madrid transfer policy feels so surreal at times. With all that money involved, there must be someone somewhere with an excel spreadsheet of who's covering who if injury happens and who you can fit naturally into one starting lineup. But it sure doesn't look like that sometimes. | ||
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Rebs
Pakistan10726 Posts
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Liquid`Drone
Norway28695 Posts
https://www.whoscored.com/Teams/68/Show/Spain-Real-Sociedad has him as the best player of the team after 3 games. Ødegaard isn't just a talented guy, he's really smart and professional too. Unless injuries happen I see him going really, really far. | ||
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sharkie
Austria18480 Posts
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{CC}StealthBlue
United States41117 Posts
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Charlie Sheens House51493 Posts
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United States14021 Posts
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