Not speaking English at a club with Carragher, Gerrard and Spearing would likely be a problem too.
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Not speaking English at a club with Carragher, Gerrard and Spearing would likely be a problem too.
As far as Liverpool goes, we don't know he isn't.Quote:
Originally Posted by Terry Tuffnutz
If it wasn't for Whelan spouting off every 5 seconds we wouldn't really know anything.
Saying that, I don't think he fits into the whole young and upcoming category so would probably be quite low down the list.
Bielsa signed a contract extension (for one year), you'd assume that means very few players will be leaving - possibly Javi Martinez though...
http://img01.mundodeportivo.com/2012...38_352_256.jpg
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Cesc left out again. :lol:
Malaga after Green apparently :lol:
Manuel Preciado became Villarreal coach yesterday. Today he has died of a heart attack. :(
His press conference when he was let go last season at Sporting was horrible to watch. Tears everywhere.
Fuck
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http://www.goal.com/en-gb/news/3277/...alling-historyQuote:
Xavi has stated that Real Madrid boss Jose Mourinho will not go down in football history due to his inferiority to outgoing Barcelona coach Pep Guardiola.
During the four years that the 41-year-old was in charge of Blaugrana, the Catalan club claimed a number of trophies, and won widespread acclaim for their attractive, attacking brand of football.
And Xavi feels that the Portuguese man will forever be in Guardiola's shadow.
"Mourinho is not going to go down in football history," the Spain star told Canal+. "For me, the best is Guardiola, and in the four years that he has been leading the club, he has revolutionised football.
"For example, Chelsea won the Champions League this year, but the club [Barca] remains the benchmark in world football."
Since the former Inter boss took charge in the Spanish capital, the on-pitch rivalry between the two old enemies intensified, although Xavi believes that the media sensationalised it beyond its true worth.
"The press were much to blame as well, because it created a tension that was almost fictional. It's true that there was tension, but not as much as ws said.
"I'm great friends with Iker [Casillas, Real Madrid captain] and that always comes above everything."
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The jealousy is laughable from Xavi
I love how all these Barcelona people have just seem to completely erase what Rijkaard did from their minds. He was the one who stabilized that club after their little crisis, and brought them back to the top.
No respect.
Well that's because he took them to two trophyless seasons (well out of the three trophies generally recognised) and third place in 07/08.
Stupid pricks.. I'd like to see Guardiola win something outside of Barca.. something Mourinho did at every club he has been at.Quote:
Originally Posted by Ach