Thanks mate. "You are one of the good ones" to quote Barney RubbleOriginally Posted by Niall_Quinn
Thanks mate. "You are one of the good ones" to quote Barney Rubble
That was an absolute bastard of a fifth goal by Lewandowski.
Insane from Lewandowski.
Bayern are ridiculous. Though it looks like Dortmund are on the way up again so hopefully they can provide a serious challenge. Funny what changing something stale can do.
If Carlsberg did substitutions...
Good point. Klopp took them up a level and won a few trophies on the way but the way they have moved on and kick on so far this season is very refreshing and puts this myth of "struggling to replace" so and so to bed.Insane from Lewandowski.
Bayern are ridiculous. Though it looks like Dortmund are on the way up again so hopefully they can provide a serious challenge. Funny what changing something stale can do.
They would all be Paul Gascoigne.
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Blatter criminal investigation that also involves Platini.
Who'd have thunk it.
This is the best thing that's happened to football in a long time. Though it does make you think, if Platini has been ousted too, what even more corrupt cuntus is goong to take the place of them. They'll appear like a couple of barrow-boys by comparison, I'll bet.
Seems lime the perfect job for Wenger tbh.
It's better to burn out, than to fade away.
It absolutely is the perfect job for Wenger and football would benefit mightily as a result. Only downside, Wenger isn't corrupt. So he's not really qualified. He'd have to lie on his CV or get a reference from Harry Redknapp or something.
Für eure Sicherheit
British comedian Simon Brodkin says he is waiting to hear whether he will face charges over his headline-grabbing prank with Fifa president Sepp Blatter.
Brodkin was arrested by Swiss police in July when he showered Blatter with money at a news conference.
"Think about the irony of me being the first person to be prosecuted for things that have happened at Fifa headquarters," he told BBC Sport
http://www.bbc.co.uk/sport/0/football/34384930
You almost have to admire his sheer cheek.
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