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RuuDie:
I think Chelsea played well in the first half, tried to calm me the game down and kept their composure --- didn't see much of the early bit of the second half but from the 70min mark, it was looking like Principal's cup football; no control from either. . . . totally meaningless end to end play that was really unattractive cuz nobody was working the goalies.

Spurs still have a lot to learn --- it doesn't always have to be run, run, run. . . . @ 1 nil, there was absolutely no need to go attacking recklessly - hitting on the counter woulda served 'em better. They're very lucky to get away with a draw!

medjai:
David de Gea. He's only 19 but he's next in line of legendary Spanish gks'. Zubizeretta, Canizares, Casillas, Reina, Valdes, David de Gea is next.

Neuer, best goalie? yeah right. Someone that shipped in 5 goals against ordinary Kaiserslautern. He is not even as good as the reloaded Ben Foster

The Bayern faithful were already in good spirits at the end of Saturday’s clear-cut 3-0 victory over St. Pauli, but Bastian Schweinsteiger sent the Munich crowd into raptures just a couple of minutes after the final whistle, taking the microphone from announcer Stephan Lehmann and addressing the Allianz Arena south terrace loyalists: “[size=28pt]I’ve extended my contract and I’m staying with Bayern until 2016. Long live Bayern![/size]”

The Bavarian native joined FCB in 1998, winning the German U-17 and U-19 championship with Munich and earning his spurs in the reserves before earning a professional contract. Schweinsteiger is a five-time domestic double winner and has appeared in the Champions League final. At the World Cup in South Africa, he matured into one of Germany’s most important players.

debosky:
Squillaci is the fourth choice CB

boy1:
Do u earn $40k?haba!