Football (Soccer) Thread - Page 128
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evilfatsh1t
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Jockmcplop
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Bacillus
Finland2077 Posts
On May 04 2026 04:12 evilfatsh1t wrote: give casemiro another contract. were gonna need him I think he's just gone. Aged 34 and contract finishing. Otherwise Utd is actually looking pretty good right now. Fernandez is 31 and may fall off at some point and Maguire is 33, but otherwise there's a pretty good mix of players in their 20s. So... DM and a backup plan for Bruno and some CB alternatives would be good, but I do think it's looking way better than they've had previously. I'm not sure who are the long term leaders in that group, but maybe that'll sort itself out if they keep doing decently. | ||
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Harris1st
Germany7347 Posts
EDIT: It's kind of funny to read German live reports for PL games because a huge amount of players are ex Leipzig players and the guy doing those reports seems to be a Leipzig fanboy or sth. Josko Gvardiol Dominik Szoboszlai Christopher Nkunku Xavi Simons Benjamin Sesko Matheus Cunha Ibrahima Konaté Hee-Chan Hwang and a bunch more | ||
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Bacillus
Finland2077 Posts
Feels like any other year City would've just found a way to go on a tear and win the remaining games, especially with the UCL gone and them being focused on the PL. | ||
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Liquid`Drone
Norway28875 Posts
If Arsenal doesn't win this then that is one of the biggest bottlings in PL history. | ||
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FlaShFTW
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evilfatsh1t
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Jockmcplop
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On May 06 2026 02:46 evilfatsh1t wrote: at least if arsenal lose to west ham theres a consolation. tottenham still getting relegated I can't decide which I'd prefer lol I think I'd prefer to see Spurs relegated. | ||
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evilfatsh1t
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Harris1st
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Thank you Daniel Siebert. That was the best I've seen so far this year and that in a really high octane, highly emotional game. | ||
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evilfatsh1t
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GTR
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Upon arriving, Valverde refused to shake Tchouameni's hand. A gesture that ignited hostility in the locker room and, consequently, during training. Fede began accusing him of having been responsible for leaking yesterday's argument. Constant accusations, a relentless barrage. Tchouameni denied it at every turn, pointing out, precisely, that he is a public figure who has no dealings with the press. But the accusations, which continued in the locker room... carried on onto the pitch. While the team trained, Valverde continued to pressure Tchouameni, insisting he was the one who leaked the information. And while this was happening, as has been pointed out repeatedly at Valdebebas, Arbeloa remained silent . Thus unfolded what could be described as an "unpleasant" session. Valverde and Tchouameni engaged in a constant exchange of ugly tackles in which the hostility was palpable. Meanwhile, Valverde persisted in his accusation that Tchouameni had told the press what had happened on Wednesday. And training ended. But the worst was yet to come. When they got to the locker room, Valverde kept going and going and going. Sources within the team described him as "incessant." Then, Tchouameni put his foot down and spoke to him, seemingly calmly. He asked him to stop. That they had to put an end to the hostile atmosphere that was hanging over the place. But Valverde didn't stop. Not by a long shot. Some players went to mediate, to campaign for the accusations to stop once and for all. It didn't happen. And then, Tchouameni had had enough . AS has been able to confirm that he then punched Valverde hard . The blow landed squarely on his head, knocking him to the ground. It was then that he hit his head and suffered the cut ; a cut not caused directly by Tchouameni's punch, but as a consequence of his fall. Valverde was visibly dizzy from that moment on, to the point that he had to leave the training ground in a wheelchair . José Ángel Sánchez , who was near the locker room when the fight broke out, rushed to the scene, but by the time he arrived, the situation was already over . There was nothing more he could do but separate the remaining players and speak with them. He needed to talk things through and understand what had happened. Florentino Pérez was not at Valdebebas. Moments later, Valverde was taken to the Valdebebas medical center in the aforementioned wheelchair. There, they saw the severe gash on his head and transferred him to Blua Sanitas to have stitches put in. this is fucking hilarious also the fact that perez got rid of xabi alonso to enable this behaviour is downright farcical | ||
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evilfatsh1t
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Sermokala
United States14175 Posts
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KobraKay
Portugal4370 Posts
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sharkie
Austria18721 Posts
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DropBear
Australia4428 Posts
Even with no user verification, that's a pretty insane number | ||
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KobraKay
Portugal4370 Posts
On May 09 2026 14:10 DropBear wrote: 61 million now Even with no user verification, that's a pretty insane number I'm glad that im not the only one. Still rooting for PSG to get another champions to show the impact of him leaving :D (also because Vitinha and Nuno Mendes deserve recognition as well). | ||
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