Weekend Football 12/13 April 2014
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haxman
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He deserves a transfer to Real Madrid.
Fuck Liverpool. Just fuck them. I will never hae an iota of respect for that vile club. Continuing to employ a player who has no right to even be playing football again. No matter how good he is. noting makes up for his shit. Racism and cannibalism and flopping has no place in football. Suarez is the king of the trifecta. If you could be thrown in jail for all 3, he'd be in there for life.
They also have an owner who I HATE with the fire of a thousand suns. Fuck Dr Creepy. Fuck him. Fuck his assets. Fuck his god forsaken vile disgusting city.
Fuck everything. Fuck football. I hate football. BULLSHIT!
/rant.
They also have an owner who I HATE with the fire of a thousand suns. Fuck Dr Creepy. Fuck him. Fuck his assets. Fuck his god forsaken vile disgusting city.
Fuck everything. Fuck football. I hate football. BULLSHIT!
/rant.
the cross roads came when Liverpool replaced Kenny D and we Replaced Harry in my opinion - they hired a manager who built an exciting young team who have gone to strength to strength and we hired a hype man who made us reliant on two players (one of which was sold and the other lost form after a head injury) and had us playing the most toothless turgid football since the 90s followed by his sacking and replacement with a short term inexperienced guy not up to the task of correcting the mistakes
One man to blame in my opinion - Dan Levy
Did Suarez fuck your mum or something?
No but there is no place on this earth for racism or cannibalism.
Gbspurs
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I'm not sure biting someone is cannibalism tbf.
Biting someone knowingly, willingly and purposely twice though?
tototoner
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The decision not to buy Suarez was one of the greatest fuck-ups in the last 20 years at the club. It's literally unbelievable that we were a CL team and an elite talent who had shown himself on both the club and international stage to be a goal machine was available, but we passed. It has cost us an unbelievable amount of revenue over the last 3 years.
Liverpool will be adding some absolute top shelf quality this summer. I expect at least 1 to 2 players like Cavani to join them. City will undoubtedly spend, and United will add 3-4 major signings. Arsenal supporters will demand a massive net spend and this time, Wenger will have to give it to them.
We, on the otherhand, are heading into a World Cup year with disenchanted players and two of our key squad members potentially leaving in August (Vertonghen and Lloris). When you factor in that we will not net spend and all of our incomings are going to be late because of the delayed start to the season (you can't sell Lloris or Vertonghen until at least late July/early August), then we could comfortably backslide form where we are now if the wrong strategy is taken (if you doubt this, go look at what happened to Aston Villa in the last World Cup window).
If, on the otherhand, we keep the squad as is, sell the players who provide us little to no end product (Lennon/Townsend), as well as those who simply are surplus (Sigurdsson), and we invest another 25 million on top of that pot, then we could be back with the right transfer market moves (Loic Remy, Konoplyanka, Fabian Schar, Daley Blind) and managerial appointment.
Liverpool will be adding some absolute top shelf quality this summer. I expect at least 1 to 2 players like Cavani to join them. City will undoubtedly spend, and United will add 3-4 major signings. Arsenal supporters will demand a massive net spend and this time, Wenger will have to give it to them.
We, on the otherhand, are heading into a World Cup year with disenchanted players and two of our key squad members potentially leaving in August (Vertonghen and Lloris). When you factor in that we will not net spend and all of our incomings are going to be late because of the delayed start to the season (you can't sell Lloris or Vertonghen until at least late July/early August), then we could comfortably backslide form where we are now if the wrong strategy is taken (if you doubt this, go look at what happened to Aston Villa in the last World Cup window).
If, on the otherhand, we keep the squad as is, sell the players who provide us little to no end product (Lennon/Townsend), as well as those who simply are surplus (Sigurdsson), and we invest another 25 million on top of that pot, then we could be back with the right transfer market moves (Loic Remy, Konoplyanka, Fabian Schar, Daley Blind) and managerial appointment.
Nope. Just a person who gets really angry and emotional about things he hates with the fire of a thousand suns.
