Quite possibly the wrist person to play the game in the PL era, utter scumbag

 

just call him a w**ker

just call him a w**ker

Hahaha only a typo but one I'm glad I made seen as though it unintentionally referred to him as a w**ker

Spurs signed Dier for £4m-£5m. Bloody fantastic deal.

Hahaha only a typo but one I'm glad I made seen as though it unintentionally referred to him as a w**ker

 

yeah - priceless, gave me a good laugh

manure to sign vidal

http://metro.co.uk/2014/07/31/arturo-vidal-passes-medical-tests-with-manchester-united-ahead-of-transfer-4816232/

sh*t

manure to sign vidal

http://metro.co.uk/2014/07/31/arturo-vidal-passes-medical-tests-with-manchester-united-ahead-of-transfer-4816232/

sh*t

metros not too reliable

 

 

 

i hope 

Spurs signed Dier for £4m-£5m. Bloody fantastic deal.

That's is pretty good coup. Homegrown aswell.

Who the hell is Dier?

I've never heard of him, but he's probably heard of me.

manure to sign vidal

http://metro.co.uk/2014/07/31/arturo-vidal-passes-medical-tests-with-manchester-united-ahead-of-transfer-4816232/

sh*t

 

Why are you worried ? we have a pretty damn good midfield ourselves. Even if they do sign Vidal our midfield will still be better.

Who the hell is Dier?

 

According to Goal, he is the next John Terry..............a bit early to be comparing him to JT i think. Also, the young John Terry was already a world class defender.

Edited August 1, 201411 yr by Scott Harris

Ah right - haven't been interested enough to follow their pre-season. I assumed it was to pander to American audiences who don't understand draws!

Sorry, need to chime in here Beerqueen.. there is a reason why there are European brands sponsering European clubs to Play a tournament in the US. And that is money! With FFP in place and even before that these top clubs and others like Villa, Celtic, Valencia (and the list goes on) and that is because the sport is the fastest growing one in the US. And since the US has the most affluent sports culture than any other country says why they all come. It is all about clubs getting noticed in this environment with the idea that they are simply advertising their club. I grew up in NY and now live in Denver and I can guarantee you at 9am East coast time, 7am here in Denver, and more than likely 6am on the west coast bars/pubs are filled with people (ex pats and Americans) watching the English Premier League. I have spent many a mornings on a Saturday drinking Carlsberg pints at 8am and eating an English breakfast belly up to the bar at a Chelsea establishment for that matter. I am certainly sure there are plenty of places like Nevada Smith's in Manhattan which are packed wall to wall it people well before noon.

It is your and other's attitudes that think that only the English are dedicated enough to watch the Premier League and can have a say. That elitist attitude is exactly why you do f**k all in any major tournament. And for the record here in Denver, I was at the Three Lions pub packed so much that people were on the sidewalks watching Italy beat England in the last Euro. And this is certainly not a small pub where maybe 30 heads can sit comfortably. Try well over 300 people!

Ya see we spend good money to pay for cable packages, to travel abroad, to wake up at the wee hours of dawn to watch the matches live, to spending money on kits, kids gear, and/or whatever to provide an enormous revenue stream to English clubs. In fact I know people who spent well over $150 to see United play Roma here in Denver just last week in as you said a meaningless match. Do you do that when it actually counts during the season?

Clubs line up to play here because it is a budding market one that is tired of American sports with their commercials and star players in and out of prison. We spend a sh*tload to see it and enjoy it just as much as your apparently privileged ass. That is why they come here and play B squads and charge the same if not more than what you pay to see the real thing.

And yes we certainly know what a draw is...

That's is pretty good coup. Homegrown aswell.

Doesn't count as homegrown.

 

According to Goal, he is the next John Terry..............a bit early to be comparing him to JT i think. Also, the young John Terry was already a world class defender.

He's nothing liike JT, typical Goal.com.

I'll believe those claims when Patrick Collins launches a spiteful vendetta against him.

Someone posted this comment on the Daily Mail's website about Steven Gerrard's slip. Couldn't have put it better myself.

Craig, Sheffield, a day ago

Can people stop calling what happened vs Chelsea a 'slip'? It wasn't a slip. A slip implies Gerrard was somehow unlucky. Anyone can slip. No. It was a miscontroll of the ball. He only slipped trying to make up for his mistake. He came into defense to receive the ball, took his eye off it and let it roll under his foot. It's there for everyone to see. It was a piece of bad technique that was the problem, not the slip. Let's call it 'Gerrard's miscontrol' because that's what it was.

Article:

http://www.dailymail.co.uk/sport/football/article-2709987/Steven-Gerrard-opens-worst-three-months-life-Liverpool-captain-reflects-Chelsea-slip-England-failure.html#article-2709987

 

Not just someone, Craig from Sheffield!

 

Very glad to hear it though.

Doesn't count as homegrown.

He's nothing liike JT, typical Goal.com.

I thought with him being English he would still be classed as homegrown? Bit strange if an England international has to be registered as a foreign player.

Not as much of a coup as I thought, still looks pretty promising though especially at that price.

Arse....   :0)

 

Johnny_Blaze (Forum Member) on July 30th, 2014, 5:52 pm

·Barclays Premier League winners: Man City

·UEFA Champions League winners: Bayern Munich - Guardiola will have spent the summer preparing a new "programme".

·La Liga winners: Real Madrid

·Premier League top goalscorer: Sturridge - although only because we'll see a small-ish number as the most goals scored. I see everyone struggling to go past 25 league goals. Aguero, though he's the best striker, will continue his injury problems.
·Premier League top assist maker: Mesut Özil

·First manager to be sacked: "Ginger Mourinho"
·Biggest flop signing: Fabregas
·Worst Hair Transplant: Fabregas.....

 

"Premier League winners: Arsenal
UEFA Champions League winners: Barcelona
FA Cup winners: Arsenal (that's right, The Double is on)
Capital One Cup Winners: Chelsea
Community Shield Winners: Man City

La Liga Winners: Barcelona
Bundesliga Winners: Those Munich cu*ts
Serie A Winners: Juventus
Ligue 1 Winners: Zlatan

Premier League Top 4: Arsenal, Chelsea, City, United
Premier League Top Scorer: Aguero (if he can stay fit), if not, Van Persie (if he can stay fit), otherwise, Sturridge.
Premier League Top Assister: Mesut.
Signing of the Season: Alexis Sanchez
Biggest Flop Signing: Diego Costa

Bonus Prediction: Mourinho and Van Gaal to engage in heated mind games throughout the season which culminates in touchline bust up."

 

 

Anfield 1884 (Forum Member) on Yesterday, 5:39 pm

GDeep wrote:Heard his partnership with Costa looks good in pre season too.

Chelsea have had the best window I can ever remember from about English club. Experience and quality.

Easily the best ever. Costa Fab and Luis, while recalling Courtois back from loan, and at the same time they've made money.

Unbelievable, really is.

Edited August 1, 201411 yr by guddy69

Arse.... :0)

Johnny_Blaze (Forum Member) on July 30th, 2014, 5:52 pm

·Barclays Premier League winners: Man City

·UEFA Champions League winners: Bayern Munich - Guardiola will have spent the summer preparing a new "programme".

·La Liga winners: Real Madrid

·Premier League top goalscorer: Sturridge - although only because we'll see a small-ish number as the most goals scored. I see everyone struggling to go past 25 league goals. Aguero, though he's the best striker, will continue his injury problems.

·Premier League top assist maker: Mesut Özil

·First manager to be sacked: "Ginger Mourinho"

·Biggest flop signing: Fabregas

·Worst Hair Transplant: Fabregas.....

"Premier League winners: Arsenal

UEFA Champions League winners: Barcelona

FA Cup winners: Arsenal (that's right, The Double is on)

Capital One Cup Winners: Chelsea

Community Shield Winners: Man City

La Liga Winners: Barcelona

Bundesliga Winners: Those Munich cu*ts

Serie A Winners: Juventus

Ligue 1 Winners: Zlatan

Premier League Top 4: Arsenal, Chelsea, City, United

Premier League Top Scorer: Aguero (if he can stay fit), if not, Van Persie (if he can stay fit), otherwise, Sturridge.

Premier League Top Assister: Mesut.

Signing of the Season: Alexis Sanchez

Biggest Flop Signing: Diego Costa

Bonus Prediction: Mourinho and Van Gaal to engage in heated mind games throughout the season which culminates in touchline bust up."

Anfield 1884 (Forum Member) on Yesterday, 5:39 pm

GDeep wrote:Heard his partnership with Costa looks good in pre season too.

Chelsea have had the best window I can ever remember from about English club. Experience and quality.

Easily the best ever. Costa Fab and Luis, while recalling Courtois back from loan, and at the same time they've made money.

Unbelievable, really is.

What is that sh*te?! Some more baseless spiel from arsenalshamia.

Edited August 1, 201411 yr by enigma

What a sickeningly opportunistic club full of w**kers, using the 9/11 memorial for a photo opportunity. All smile now, make sure you get those sponsors in...

Edited August 1, 201411 yr by dkw

I thought with him being English he would still be classed as homegrown? Bit strange if an England international has to be registered as a foreign player.

Not as much of a coup as I thought, still looks pretty promising though especially at that price.

Homegrown isn't really anything to do with nationality, you can be English and still be ineligible. To be homegrown you have to be training/playing in England for 3 years between 15 and 21. He's been in Portugal since he was 10 and is now 20, he's not eligible. On a somewhat related note though he is free to play for either Portugal or England, will be interesting to see who he picks should be be good enough for either.

 

Can't go wrong really, he won't be starting any time soon though.

Edited August 1, 201411 yr by Remodez

Sorry, need to chime in here Beerqueen.. there is a reason why there are European brands sponsering European clubs to Play a tournament in the US. And that is money! With FFP in place and even before that these top clubs and others like Villa, Celtic, Valencia (and the list goes on) and that is because the sport is the fastest growing one in the US. And since the US has the most affluent sports culture than any other country says why they all come. It is all about clubs getting noticed in this environment with the idea that they are simply advertising their club. I grew up in NY and now live in Denver and I can guarantee you at 9am East coast time, 7am here in Denver, and more than likely 6am on the west coast bars/pubs are filled with people (ex pats and Americans) watching the English Premier League. I have spent many a mornings on a Saturday drinking Carlsberg pints at 8am and eating an English breakfast belly up to the bar at a Chelsea establishment for that matter. I am certainly sure there are plenty of places like Nevada Smith's in Manhattan which are packed wall to wall it people well before noon.

It is your and other's attitudes that think that only the English are dedicated enough to watch the Premier League and can have a say. That elitist attitude is exactly why you do f**k all in any major tournament. And for the record here in Denver, I was at the Three Lions pub packed so much that people were on the sidewalks watching Italy beat England in the last Euro. And this is certainly not a small pub where maybe 30 heads can sit comfortably. Try well over 300 people!

Ya see we spend good money to pay for cable packages, to travel abroad, to wake up at the wee hours of dawn to watch the matches live, to spending money on kits, kids gear, and/or whatever to provide an enormous revenue stream to English clubs. In fact I know people who spent well over $150 to see United play Roma here in Denver just last week in as you said a meaningless match. Do you do that when it actually counts during the season?

Clubs line up to play here because it is a budding market one that is tired of American sports with their commercials and star players in and out of prison. We spend a sh*tload to see it and enjoy it just as much as your apparently privileged ass. That is why they come here and play B squads and charge the same if not more than what you pay to see the real thing.

And yes we certainly know what a draw is...

 

but you still call it soccer...

but you still call it soccer...

 

I call it soccer, football to me is GAA

I call it soccer, football to me is GAA

Sigh... [emoji2]

Real Madrid's plans to renovate the Santiago Bernabeu have been suspended by the Spanish High Court amid an investigation by the European Commission into alleged corruption.

 

http://www.goal.com/en-za/news/4680/spain/2014/08/01/4997797/court-suspends-madrids-bernabeu-project

 

The club's spectacular plans for the renovation of their stadium have been brought to a halt amid an investigation by the European Commission into alleged "illegal public help"

{C}Real Madrid's plans to renovate the Santiago Bernabeu have been suspended by the Spanish High Court amid an investigation by the European Commission into alleged corruption.

Madrid unveiled their proposals for the spectacular stadium in January, with the all-new Bernabeu to include a shopping centre complex and a hotel in an area to cover 12,250 metres adjacent to the ground - almost half of which is currently unoccupied land and would be given to the club as part of the agreement.

In order to approve those plans, Madrid's government approved changes to the city's General Urbanisation Plan from 2011.

However, the European Commission has opened an investigation into possible "illegal public assistance" by part of the government towards the club.

A group of ecologists have also filed an official complaint claiming that Madrid reneged on a previous agreement to build an underground car park and a walkway giving access to the stadium in 1991.

"The club never fulfilled its part and ended up owing the government €2.8 million," a statement from the action group Ecologistas en Accion AEDENAT read.

The Spanish High Court have decided that the European investigation means there are sufficient grounds to bring a halt to the €400m project.

Madrid have 10 days to lodge an official appeal against the decision.

 

 

 

Wouldn't have happened in Franco's day.

 

What a sickeningly opportunistic club full of w**kers, using the 9/11 memorial for a photo opportunity. All smile now, make sure you get those sponsors in...

 

Yeh saw this earlier, absolutely disgusting PR stunt, the levels to which the Dippers stoop knows no bounds.