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HumbleBoy21:All these are irrelevant. I'm just here to coordinate safe deliveries of various L's accrued by individuals over the course of time. L Nigga |
HumbleBoy21:Guy, don't think I forgot to make sure your L is safely delivered to you. You gon get this L even if you don't want it, these Ls are like NEPA bills ![]() |
VintageByke:Can't wait till Saturday for this moniker to meet its maker ![]() Griezzman is beasting that fixture and there is absolutely nothing an Argentine take-ons merchant can do about it! Allez les blues!x |
Nihilstjnr: ![]() Nihilistjnr, this practice of delegating L's on behalf of others must be established by a special edict. Classic! |
SIRcumalot:The guy is a systems player jare. He is clearly not built for the blistering counter-attacking football Portugal play. The fact that he is a relentless ball-hogger like Hidden, Sanchez and Isco does not exactly help matters. |
When Hirving Lozano was at Pachucá, we where on his trail. Feck happened? |
I no go lie, I no dey feel Boateng but that goal, na Hummels cause am. Bros know say him no get pace, dey expose back for Mexican super sprinters. |
Where are all the lovers of Leo? Are they still alive? Where are they? |
Messi stay steady missing penalties. |
raumdeuter:Has Boateng been among the top five center backs in the world? Yes. Can he currently lace the boots of any of Europe's top CBs? No. Boateng is no Ramos, Godin or Chiellini. It's really easy to look world class when you've got the backing of very neat systems available to you. Boateng should have "beasted" the DFB Pokal final too instead of getting the work from Frankfurt like a train attendant. |
raumdeuter:He beasted finals four years ago...that was quite a while ago in football terms. Within that period of time, Toni Kroos demanded higher wages left your club and has won three champions league titles back to back. You also cream yourself with him stopping Messi. That's something even mediocre defenders like Cardiff's Gary Medel did TWICE without breaking a sweat. Jerome Boateng is just a decent defender and not spectacular in anyway. I'll admit that the bros can pass and throw SMS style long balls but I'm still sure a trip back to the premier league will be an ill fated affair for any club as foolhardy as to attempt such. |
raumdeuter:A beneficiary of community ball retention, Jerome is. Any decent qualities he possessed are long gone with the wind like an Elton John song. The crock at the Allianz arena can barely tie his laces these days without getting a knock, so...thanks...but no, thanks. |
You don't need a prophet to know Griezzmann is staying at Atletíco. That club knows how to keep their players loyal. I mean, even players that leave always have a hankering to come back. |
It seems I've either visited the Barcelona thread or the camp of Ororo moaners. I don't know where I am at the moment. Nobody is talking about the Griezzmann deal and it's implications for squad balance...It's to moan about Ororo una sabi....continue |
Ibime:Lots of cats be fronting... / Mad Benjies and the Beemer been parked / Diggz tryna have the city on lock |
Unlimited22:Lol! Bros, na play I dey o. I no be umbrella. |
Unlimited22:That's strange. I really don't get the Lingard slander. Anyone with half a brain watching the three lions will notice very distinct clear patterns in attacking midfield play to justify the switch from Alli to Lingard as first choice AM. First of all, England has three strike choices upfront: Kane, Vardy and Rashford. Alli only seems to have a connection with Kane and attempts to exploit that connection to the max. Basically, in other words, a blocked Kane - Alli channel results in stunted attacking play for the whole team. Anyone that watched the earlier matches in the World Cup qualifying campaign should be able to ratify this observation with veracity. Lingard however seems to have a broader picture of link up play. He also seems to function in a Rashford - Vardy setup better than anyone in that position and he is also comfortable with one touch attacking football further boosting fluidity and also helping the team leverage the strengths of other cogs in the machinery like Sterling, for example. |
raumdeuter:It's Dayo the crafty, lads. Disregard any offerings from his poisoned 'chalice of wisdom'. Personally, if Martial had to go, I'd have him playing anywhere but Bayern. Those cnuts from Allemania, should better enjoy their ROBBERY till 2019 like Buhari do. |
Nihilstjnr:Fuchën bastard ![]() Kill me already! This is pure art ![]() |
Christian Eriksen is a fuchën bastard. Clean and proper. That's a beauty of a strike. |
Fück. I thank God for the gift of insomnia but back to football matters abeg. |
PlainJAY:I don't think Bayern will sign Timo Werner. Timo is a really capable attacker but his style of play is too similar to Thomas Muller so probably not the best fit. Also, Bayern tend to bully less financially enabled teams and Redbull-backed Leipzig is more than capable of matching Bayern for monetary incentives. Bayern's best bet is probably to keep Lewa by offering him a higher wage as world class strikers are scarce (and really expensive now!) |
Leyqute:LOL! I can roughly parse that as "2nd half: Defend from the half". THIS MAN WILL NEVER CHANGE. LOL |
BushWickBill: ![]() Every competent doctor must be able to put a suffering patient out of misery through euthanasia—the medical books did not say you had to bludgeon the patient with the most blunt ax you could find in the shed. Afrodoc2 is not your friend. ![]() |
afrodoc2:Pure evil!! Afrodoc2 is like Count Vlad Tepes. |
I think the Alexis Sanchez deal was good but poorly timed. Signing Sanchez had immediate effects: 1. It altered our team dynamic. Our November/December run of form was arguably our most consistent attacking display this season. Martial, Pogba, Lukaku and Jesse were forging an understanding that would have had us see the best attacking football we've had post Fergie within a few years. We get Sanchez...then the sand castle had to be rebuilt. Slowly. Painfully. 2. It upset our salary scale. Making a guy who's yet to kick a ball for your team your highest paid player is not very sound management advice. Especially when he's not necessarily many ranks above your current highest paid player in terms of profile. Maybe with less resentment and ill will being generated, our man would have had a smoother start to life at Carrington. |
VivaLaByke:Dembele is not even better than those medics he keep running home to ![]() L |
raumdeuter:The main reason Bayern's dominance is unchallenged has less to do with spending power and more to do with ability. If it's by spending power alone, Leicester should have nothing to their name now. Neither should Chelsea be claiming the title ahead of big spenders like City and United. Bayern is known to routinely cannibalize the best talent available in Deutschland. If the Bundesliga enjoyed the same levels of investment the EPL enjoys then the cost of transfer fees and wages will shoot up accordingly. |
raumdeuter:No matter how useless the EPL is, it can never be as useless as the Burn-this-league-down where we already know the winner of the league before a single foot has been set in the first game. That league is hopeless. It's a miracle that other teams still bother setting up a facade of trying to wrestle for dominance with those Bavarian cannibals |
raumdeuter:Over-estimated them till the point they nearly drew them sef? Oga Amala, what kind of grass have they been selling for you in Texas? ![]() |
raumdeuter:Pep collected 5 blows from the fists of Leonardo Jardim's Monaco. Tell another lie. |
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