By KidA Seven Go To PostFucking hell, we're in football purgatorywe as in arsenal united and sunderland innit
By Vini.lad Go To Postwe as in arsenal united and sunderland innitChelsea too, and possibly Barcelona.
By Flutter Go To PostChelsea too, and possibly Barcelona.Not Chelsea, m8. Think we are in a pretty good spot. Certainly above Arsenal and United.
Pele.lad, doubt anyone would want to take a risk on him. He gets injured enough as a sub, doubt he can be a starter.
What are your thoughts on these lads?
What are your thoughts on these lads?
By Perfect Blue Go To PostNot Chelsea, m8. Think we are in a pretty good spot. Certainly above Arsenal and United.Could go either way really. You are:
Losing your star player.
Losing your 1st and 2nd choice CFs presumably.
Hot prospect with a serious long term injury.
Transfer ban still in the cards.
Losing your manager.
So continuity will be an issue.
By MushForBrains Go To PostPele.lad, doubt anyone would want to take a risk on him. He gets injured enough as a sub, doubt he can be a starter.I only really know Pedro from there, he's good.
What are your thoughts on these lads?
By FligureSkatingFan Go To PostWho was the last Brazilian that lived up to the hype? Neymar was almost there….Alisson
By inky Go To PostCould go either way really. You are:That’s fair if you put it that way.
Losing your star player.
Losing your 1st and 2nd choice CFs presumably.
Hot prospect with a serious long term injury.
Transfer ban still in the cards.
Losing your manager.
So continuity will be an issue.
Club seems to thrive based on chaos lately lol. And being in the CL will help a lot.
By Hitch Go To PostAlissonIn that case Ederson has been a pretty good keeper, and Firmino has been solid.
By KidA Seven Go To PostFucking dead.
By Perfect Blue Go To PostRemember Gabigol?
By KidA Seven Go To PostSurprised that didn't kill her
Presumably you get knocked out pretty quickly spinning at that speed even if you're in the prime of your life
By Lunatic Go To PostWhat a weirdo
By Zabojnik Go To Posthttps://www.bloomberg.com/news/articles/2019-06-04/cristiano-ronaldo-rape-suit-in-las-vegas-is-dismissed-by-accuserWhat a poorly written article. Website is a mess too.
By NinjaFridge Go To PostThere's no place like Tyrone.Vehemently opposed.
Yen, explain yourself immediately.
By FligureSkatingFan Go To PostWho was the last Brazilian that lived up to the hype? Neymar was almost there….Marta
By Lunatic Go To PostIs that the same woman that was shouting at a tory politician the other week and was banned from going into the ocean?
I don't know who or what a Moussa Djenepo is but we signed him.
I'm all for it.
Next Sadio Mane.
Racist.
I'm all for it.
Next Sadio Mane.
Racist.
By FligureSkatingFan Go To PostWho was the last Brazilian that lived up to the hype? Neymar was almost there….
By Punished Go To Post
By Linius Go To PostHe wants to come homeCongrats Wooden
Well, this is mostly wrong.
Gonçalo Guedes – Gon-sarlo Gair-diss
João Cancelo – Joo-wow Can-say-low
João Félix – Joo-wow Fay-lix
By LFMartins86 Go To PostWell, this is mostly wrong.They even got one of the English ones wrong. It’s Ma-gwire.
By Flutter Go To PostNeymar is world classImagine if Moneymar wasn't a bitch. Massive career.
But the best Brazilian player in the last decade goes to Diego Costa.
The thrust of Delaney's article is the troubles United are having in making any transfers in or out. The players we want either don't want us due to no CL or have been deemed too expensive.
He goes in to mention that OGS is now considering giving Bailly a second chance and making Tuanzebe a member of the senior squad.
He goes in to mention that OGS is now considering giving Bailly a second chance and making Tuanzebe a member of the senior squad.
In what is supposed to be yet another summer overhaul, they have not yet signed a single player, and sources say they are currently struggling on a fair few deals. Worse, and as Jose Mourinho and his predecessors could lament, they are having greater problems moving anyone on.
By Flutter Go To PostDiego Costa.
By Hitch Go To PostAlisson
By Linius Go To PostNeres.I should've been more clear about what I meant by 'hype', which is the narrative spectacle around a player during their initial move from Brazil to Europe, when everyone's opinion is based almost entirely on hearsay and fantasy, because they don't watch any actual Brazilian football. I'm thinking along the lines of Adriano, Kaka, Neymar, Gabigol, et al.
Alisson, from what I recall, had no hype when he arrived at Roma; Diego Costa was young and unknown; Neres was no one until he came to Ajax - he'd barely even played for São Paulo.
There have been plenty of successful Brazilians, but it seems very few of the 'hyped' ones succeed.
Afternoon, lads. Has Eriksen le-
By Cleff Go To PostComunicado Oficial?Welcome to Juve.
I was joking about Alisson hype. I'd never heard of him til last season, and even when he joined us there was more scepticism than hype I think. Not a position that people get excited about, and he'd only had a year playing regularly for a decent European team.
Like Kepa, the price seemed to raise eyebrows more than expectations. Not to say that Liverpool fans expected little from him though, especially having put up with Reina's dreadful form, then Mignolet and Karius. He'd have had to be some flop to not be a big improvement over what we'd become used to.
Kerlon is my byword now for prospects who go on to do absolutely nothing. Didn't the rules get tweaked to make the seal dribble illegal?
Like Kepa, the price seemed to raise eyebrows more than expectations. Not to say that Liverpool fans expected little from him though, especially having put up with Reina's dreadful form, then Mignolet and Karius. He'd have had to be some flop to not be a big improvement over what we'd become used to.
Kerlon is my byword now for prospects who go on to do absolutely nothing. Didn't the rules get tweaked to make the seal dribble illegal?
By Hitch Go To PostI was joking about Alisson hype. I'd never heard of him til last season, and even when he joined us there was more scepticism than hype I think. Not a position that people get excited about, and he'd only had a year playing regularly for a decent European team.to be fair to Kerlon, injuries hit him massively. Ganso is the more obvious for me
Like Kepa, the price seemed to raise eyebrows more than expectations. Not to say that Liverpool fans expected little from him though, especially having put up with Reina's dreadful form, then Mignolet and Karius. He'd have had to be some flop to not be a big improvement over what we'd become used to.
Kerlon is my byword now for prospects who go on to do absolutely nothing. Didn't the rules get tweaked to make the seal dribble illegal?
By FligureSkatingFan Go To PostI should've been more clear about what I meant by 'hype', which is the narrative spectacle around a player during their initial move from Brazil to Europe, when everyone's opinion is based almost entirely on hearsay and fantasy, because they don't watch any actual Brazilian football. I'm thinking along the lines of Adriano, Kaka, Neymar, Gabigol, et al.
Alisson, from what I recall, had no hype when he arrived at Roma; Diego Costa was young and unknown; Neres was no one until he came to Ajax - he'd barely even played for São Paulo.
There have been plenty of successful Brazilians, but it seems very few of the 'hyped' ones succeed.
I just wanted to post a gif of our samba king m8
