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Lana1:I blame Guardiola for that mistake and not Bravo. Guardiola has so much drilled ball passing into the head of Bravo that all he does now is pass and pass without having an iota of sense to kick out some kind of balls. In short, Pep screamed about passing of ball so much that Bravo has taken it as the only gospel in football. Look at what it's cost City. Nonsense. Kick out ball, Neur and DDG are not the best in the game for passing but for saves. That's the major attribute of ALL keepers. Buffon, Casillas, Van Der Sar, Cech, are all great keepers for SAVING goals not passing skills. That said, kudos to City tonight, prior to Bravo's moment of madness, they played Barca off the park. City surprised me tonight. In the first-half, Barca had no answers for them. They matched Barca in all categories and played with zeal. Anyone that says Guardiola is a fraud is simply a hater. That man is a genius. I'm believer. |
dopeJemi:LOL. Bro, na wa to you o. Didn't you know it's Fergie's Time meaning United bribed the ref to continue the match until Terry scored? ![]() Remember I told you these haters have two common symptoms - hypocrisy and amnesia? Well, read the link below dedicated to Chelsea's poor attitude towards the refs. When a site dedicated a column for your team to show how uncouth your team have been toward the ref, no-one should doubt who the real corrupt team who keeps escaping are. https://www.theguardian.com/football/blog/2015/mar/14/jose-mourinho-chelsea-respect-referees The title of the editorial reads: Chelsea’s respect-to-referees record is poor but they are not alone. And an excerpt from that link that exposes the hypocrisy and amnesia in these haters reads: The modern-day player is, however, becoming better at it, judging by a passage in Luis Suárez’s book about the penalty Daniel Sturridge won when Liverpool beat Manchester United at Old Trafford last season . “He threw himself down,” Suárez recalls. “It was such a good dive even I thought it was a penalty. But then I saw how annoyed Nemanja Vidic was. When I saw the replay I realised Daniel was about a metre away from Vidic. I said to Daniel later: ‘Can you imagine what would have happened if that had been me?’ He said: ‘I felt him touch me,’ and started laughing.”Imagine if United was awarded 4 PKs against Loserfool in one match, these haters would've been quoting it all the damn time. But since it's the opposite, they've developed amnesia. ![]() |
kokaneprodigy:This is how low hate has reduced you to. In your rush to troll you clearly failed to read the sentence: "being at home further tips the balance in their favor". Why wouldn't they be the favorites? They are on form and at home. Odds are not decided by the expensiveness of a team. If we remove United and place Assanal on that fixture poll with Loserfool being at home, Assanal will be the underdog too. So what are you on about? OK, Assanal was the favorite team and spent more than Loserfool this season, but how come you guys still got rąped by them? |
kokaneprodigy:https://f.tqn.com/y/netforbeginners/1/L/-/V/haters.jpg |
Elxandre:Weedprodigy will be here later today to ask you for a tangible article on Pogba. Hate is a sad thing. ![]() |
Chelsea v West Bromich Albion, 2013Please note that United was also behind this decision and every other decision Shekpe has gotten away with. Your faithfully, ALEX FERGUSON. |
Breaking News Owing to the recent revelations about the dirty and sordid past corrupt acts by Manchester United, Ferguson would like to openly apologize for the evil ways of his and the organization he served in for over 25 years. In the view of these things, Ferguson would confess on behalf of United that: - United was the reason the ref didn't see both Maradona and Messi's Hand of God goals. - United paid Higuian and Aiyegbeni to miss jaw-dropping chances at the big stage so that Argentina and Nigeria will lose out. - United through Riley and Webb has made sure 3 dubious decisions has gone in the favour Gayners this season so that they'll pip United to the title. - United are behind the reason Costa wasn't sent off last season against Arsenal while the innocent Gabriel was. - United also paid refs to give Leceister an astonishing 12 PKs in one season in order for them to win the league ahead of Assanal. - United paid the refs to award them the least PK in the EPL amongst the top 4 for the last decade. - As confirmed by our court jester, United not only paid refs to favour them in Europe when they meet EPL teams, they also pay them to rob EPL teams when they meet other teams in Europe. You remember the harsh sending off of Persie in Nou Camp against Barca? Yes, you got it right. United bribed the ref. - You remember Anders Firsk and Overebo that didn't favour Shekpe? United also bribed them. In short, United have been the ones behind the reason decisions goes in favour of Barca and hence why people call them UEFAlonoia. - David Gill personally Mike Dean to give the wrong against United when 2 mins after Terry fouled Falcao, Mike Dean didn't penalize Terry but allowed the play to continue as Hazard scored from the resulting counter. SMH for Gill. - E never finish o. Remember Shekpe-Southampton match this year where on February Charlie Austin was denied a goal scoring chance by the hand ball of a Shekpe CB? Of course nothing was done and Shekpe went on to win all thanks to United bribing the ref. Hehehe. We too much. - Arsenal-West Ham match on April of this year. Lanzini thought he’d handed West Ham an early lead in the match when he converted Carroll’s overhead kick from close range. However, the linesman waved Lanzini offside, though replays showed he was clearly played on by Hector Bellerin. Yes, United paid the ref to favour Assanal. - November 8th 2009: Chelsea 1-0 United Referee: Martin Atkinson Decisions which were wrong and changed the match: 1. Wayne Rooney was one on one with the keeper but wrongly ruled offside 2. Darren Fletcher won the ball against Ashley Cole but a freekick was given 3. From that freekick, Chelsea scored the goal, despite Wes Brown being fouled by an offside Didier Drogba 4. Antonio Valencia was fouled by John Terry in the box but no penalty was given. United also paid the ref to favour United against us. LMFAO. United na baba. Bribing refs against them. ![]() I, Ferguson, personally don't care about bringing up the decision we paid for to favour Gayners, coz at the end of the day, they're useless and won't make use of it. United would also love to tell everybody that any dubious decisions this season and coming ones will be courtesy of United. Thanks Source: www.hatersareliabletodiefrustrated.com |
You'll not see that Gayner troll, Egboprodigy trolling us now. But Whenever Pogba has had a bad game, he'll be here screaming for a "tangible" article on Pogba. Iranu!! |
Emaprince:Why would you believe such a rumor in the first place? You actually believe Shekpe will exchange Hazard of all people for Bonnucci? Shekpe most prized possession who just signed a new contract not too long ago meaning his buyout clause will be at least £80m? Like say Bonnucci is the only defender in the world? Fret not, a chicken would grow a tooth before such madness happens. |
lalaboi:https://www.reactiongifs.com/r/rofling.gif |
Limerick:For real? Chai. I'm on it now. |
yeyeboi:Probably re-looted, given to our cursed and worthless members of NASS, or shared amongst our different poliTHIEFians across the various tiers of the government. I'm yet to see any tangible project from the recovered loots of our corrupt leaders including the ones APC have been bandying about since their fight against kwarruption took off. |
GIYAZZ:Seconded. Lalasticlala please help a brother out. Limerick, I've already voted. Good luck, bro. |
yeyeboi:While the money issue is paramount to finally agreeing on whether the judges are wrong or not, the bone of contention here is if DSS have the right to invade the houses of the judges. The money (evidence) will be presented in the court of law. |
Initially, I was amongst those that vehemently condemned the acts of DSS' raids on the houses of the arrested judges, but this morning while reading through a thread on the front page, a copied post from someone caught my attention. And after reading through that post, I've had a change of mind and now believe DSS was within their jurisdiction to carry out the various raids on the house of the judges. I'd love us all to read the post without sentiments and see if DSS was actually right or wrong. Civil replies are most welcomed, let's not resort to insults as we argue on this topic. Below is the post. shamsuRana:P.S: if you have a differing opinion, you can state it without insults or resorting to tribal bigotry which end up ruining nice topics. |
elrony:Or David Moyes. ![]() |
kokaneprodigy:Exactly. Simeon has rather a touch of Mou. He's no where near how Klopp and Pep coach their teams. |
kokaneprodigy:You no get chill at all. You Don worse pass Pant-aki and Elf with your trolling. Una just dey troll us on Pogba matter. Man no fit enjoy em players again without una trolling us. ![]() He hasn't been that shitty and has improved since after the Watford defeat. Pogba will prove you wrong (I hope I don't eat my words of support for Pogba at the end ). |
bridgesjnr:How does Simone have a touch of Pep? Explain. |
kokaneprodigy:LOL. fear fear Kokaneprodigy. ![]() See how you've turned it around. ![]() Crook. ![]() |
You're even more confused than I gave you credit for. You said the article is the only TANGIBLE article on Pogba, yet you are saying the article was mocking Pogba/United fans. Do you even understand what TANGIBLE means? SMH. Make we end the matter. It's a waste of my time. |
You're claiming the article is the ONLY tangible article on Pogba after he's played more than 5 matches for us. Now it's time to walk the talk, you're scared. If you are sure of your assertion, I double dare you to take me up on my offer. I wonder what you're afraid of. |
kokaneprodigy:Which ban am i inciting? It's a way to make sure you read carefully your posts before trolling here. I refused to be the one to spoonfeed you. Accept my offer and I post it. Why are you afraid of standing by your post? |
kokaneprodigy:I didn't skip it, if I did you wouldnt see me capitalize the "tangible" word in my rebuttal to you. Are you sure you ain't suffering from chronic astigmatism? Just a question. If I show you a TANGIBLE article on Pogba after our match, will you deactivate your moniker? I can't waste my time to spoonfeed you without you paying back in kind. Agree to deactivate your moniker and I'll dig up one. The ball is in your court. |
kokaneprodigy:No, rather it's you that failed to apply common sense when you came to troll us. Go read your earlier post again, but this time very slowly. I'm sure you'll see the part where you opined that, that piece is the ONLY TANGIBLE piece ESPN has written about Pogba after some COUPLE OF FIXTURES. Will you tuck your head in between your head in shame if I show you an article ESPN has written about Pogba, after some of our matches with glowing remarks? Try understand your posts first before you try to correct me. You don't even understand what you post anymore. ![]() |
This is the only thread where we the fans are battling both the trolls and Haters from other clubs, as well as trolls from within the club. Na wa o. Who did we offend to be punished with these dissidents from within our ranks? ![]() |
kokaneprodigy:You know a moniker is uber hateful when the only worthless thing he can deduce from a simple gif upload is that it's only his hair cuts a sport blog have written about the player after a couple of fixtures. I'm not surprised though, it supports the uber trophy barren club whose deluded and retardêd fans are still clinging onto an FA Cup title more than a year old on their dry thread as their only tangible achievement in recent times!! |
https://a.espncdn.com/i/infographics/20161005_pogba/pogba_gif_final_withlogo.gif The nascent hairstyles of Pogba. |
Nihilist:Mehn!! I don't know which part of your post not to cherish. Every word and point was a hit back to back!! This was the same reason I was mad at Mourinho coz he lacks ANY game tactics that's visible. It's like fielding a group of players with no game plan whatsoever and expecting them to be brilliant. Loserfool have almost the same crop of players that were under Rodgers. Bar Matip (who has not started all their matches), Wijnaldum, and Mane, every other player in that squad were there under Rodgers. What changed? It's the tactics, system or game plan that Klopp came with it. From the first month Klopp took charge, you could see his expertise written on all the plays of those players. You could see he'd a vision for that club and right now, Loserfool are looking like title contender. Arsenal nko? Wengay dropped Giroud, pushed Sanchez forward and compensated him with willing runners and intelligent sidekicks in the mold of Iwobi and Walcott with Ozil's creativity behind them, and you can see the intensity and sleekines of their plays. It's all about the right tactics and system. Man Shitty is no different. Apart from Stones who's been in the squad from day one of this season, the likes of Nolito, Guandogan and Bravo hasn't played all their matches, but the bulk of the team is from Pellegrini's. What changed? Pep's vision and peculiar tactics changed it all. Aguero, Sterling, KDB and Fernandinho are all Pellegrini's. But they are on another level now. Pep is one coach that has a particular vision and doesn't give a Fûck who gets booted out in his quest to achieve that vision. I use to underrate that man but I've started giving him his due respect. I read an article on The Guardian few weeks back that convinced me that Pep might not be the fraud that people think of. The article was an excerpt of Iniesta's upcoming autobiography. In that article, Pep recalls an incident after they have lost to Hercules and didn't play well in their next match. Pep Sat on his office on that fateful day brooding on how the press were lambasting him and calling for his sack after just 2 matches. He's still deep in thoughts when he heard a knock on the door, and it's Iniesta. He's shocked coz Iniesta rarely checks on a coach as he's the quiet type that minds his business. He invited him in and Iniesta said something that would change his life. He recalled that Iniesta told him that he (Iniesta) understand how he (pep) feels reading the press harsh words but that he shouldn't worry coz since he (Iniesta) has been in Barca, he has never seen any coach that came with his (Pep) unique method of playing. That his style of play that he's teaching them was like no other and that he (Iniesta) can assure him that they will be champion when this season ends. That Pep should not change his style of play. It's then that Pep believed that his tiki taka will come good, coz Iniesta is someone that rarely speaks, but when he does, he says it as it is. After that advice, Barca would go on to play brilliantly and won everything before them. That's why I believe that no matter how good a team is, without tactics, they won't achieve much. Mourinho's teams way back had a tactic, albeit a defensive one. But it brought untold success for him. Right now, I cant see any tactics he's brought in yet. Watching Chelshit yesterday, I couldnt spot any particular tactic they set out to implement. But I believe Conte can still turn it around. |
Lana1:Lwkmd. Kagawa10's comments will serve as a project topic for upcoming stand-up comedians. ![]() |
kokaneprodigy:Coming from me? Are you kidding me? Lmao. You don't know me then. That I dislike a club doesn't stop me from praising or acknowledging them. I don't usually let sentiments cloud my judgments. I hated Terry dieeeeeeee!! But on many occasions, I've stood up for him. I'm a CR7 fanatic and number 1 fan, but I've never hidden the fact that I see Messi as having that edge over him as the better player between them two (It's a subjective opinion as anyone can choose CR7 as a better player than Messi, though). |
A40:First off, my admonition wasn't one-sided, maybe it came off the wrong way, but it's meant for all parties. No party is innocent. I wasn't blaming anybody in particular? Now to the discourse. After reading the rebuttal from you and Dayo, I've had a rethink seeing that I'm not entirely right, and also that there's no particular criteria that cuts across all scenarios. My fluctuating benchmark failed to describe Mike's exact position. As a matter of fact, I sought out 5 different websites and 4 of them called Mikel a midfielder without saying for sure if he's an AM, DM or CM. After much thought I've concluded that there no particular criteria thats absolute for judgement but rather a series of varying criteria. E.g: The fluctuating criteria: while this criteria favors my argument for Mascherano, it fails woefully for Mikel. Calling Mikel a makeshift DM, CM or AM sounds retărded, and anyone can call him an AM or DM and he'd be right. The "successful or prominent position" criteria: this criteria refers to a place where a player excelled the most or achieved success the most, and hence is always associated with that position. Judging by this criteria, a player like Rijkaard will always be a DM to not just me but the entire football lovers. His position as CB won't erase that fact. But this criteria also fails to address the Mascherano angle. At least 80% of Mascherano's trophies or achievement came while playing as a CB for Barca, but most people and I still see Mascherano as a DM till this minute. The coach/club position criteria: this is criteria where where a club or coach wants a player to play might be different from the former position the player must've played. E.g: Blind started out as DM before LvG converted him to a RB, then to a DM at United, before moving him to a CB role last season. Currently, he has no chance of playing in a midfield position for United. Very soon, he might end up being recognized as a defender for United irrespective of what he's seen as outside United. This was one of the reason Dayo didn't win the Okazaki debate many months ago coz the evidence brought out showed that Leceister also insisted that Okazaki is a striker for them which destroyed Dayo's case for Okazaki. This means that anyone, especially from a Barca fan angle, can boldly call Mascherano a defender/CB. And finally, The "popular opinions" criteria: this is the criteria where majority opinions/views are generally used to describe a players makeshift or main position. E.g: Azpilicueta has played more games at the left-back than RB and achieved prominence there too, successfully ending the Chelshit careers of Cole, Bertrand and Ruiz. But the popular consensus is that he's a makeshift LB, and should a quality LB be gotten, Ivanovic should be thrown out for Azplilicueta to collect back his natural position. It's the same reason why I believe that any/most club looking to buy Mascherano from Barcelona will likely buy him to play the DM position which he started his career with and still plays for the NT. I The popular opinion criteria is the most used and generally accepted criteria. In all, I agree that anyone that currently calls Mascherano a DM or CB is correct. |
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