By Hitch Go To PostIs it a sign of progress for the Brazilian clubs that there are domestic players in the team, or is it like Argentina in 2018?Teams are becoming owned by big rich people, and they're investing a lot more on their squads, that's a big factor. Other clubs are getting their shit together like Flamengo and Palmeiras. Brazilian teams are way way stronger financially than any other nation in the continent.
By Plasma Go To PostNewcastle legend Hugo Viana?Yes.
By Scum Go To PostHoly shit what a throwback. Have not thought of this in years!
Welcome, Hugo (and Ruben?)!
By Plasma Go To PostAmericans? (Dont blame me)
League is a joke, who asked for this shit?
By FootbalIFan Go To PostPeps pull💸
By Scum Go To PostTheir league must really be shit.
Horse pls. How could you?!
By FortuneFaded Go To PostRumours are that Tuchel is in negotiations for the England job.Enjoy the 5-3-2
Head of football at Sport Bild:
Brobbey and heading a ball, so bad at it
Virgil pls, two yellows inside few mins and red, misses Germany
Virgil pls, two yellows inside few mins and red, misses Germany
By FortuneFaded Go To PostRumours are that Tuchel is in negotiations for the England job.Better than Carsley, still have no idea why he was even in contention.
Head of football at Sport Bild:
By Plasma Go To PostBetter than Carsley, still have no idea why he was even in contention.
He won the U21 Euros a year ago?
By n8 dogg Go To PostHe won the U21 Euros a year ago?The what now
By Batong Go To PostThe what now
Worth looking up what the coach who won the senior Euros had done prior.
By bone Go To PostThought I was done with fútbol. My dad got hurt real bad in a fall and he is in ICU. I understand now why players quit the sport when they endure a tragedy to a loved one. My dad is who I talk and watch games with. The idea of watching without him or not having someone to talk to about ball completely turned me off the sport. Today his NT plays (he is not Ecuadorian born/heritage like me, we don't support the same NTs). I am strangely excited about going to the hospital after work and putting the game on so he can listen and I can watch next to him.Damn dude. Hope all goes well.
By Dazenheimer Go To PostHas the same come out around gingerz? Just curious
By Dazenheimer Go To PostI like these no football weekends.Ronaldo.png
such bliss.
By Punished Go To PostThis means nothing to meHugo Viana, Sporting's director of football, is going to be Manchester City's new director of football in the summer.
By Meier Go To PostCame to post that City confirmed the Viana news as well. Exciting times, obviously good at his job.Just loan us Nunes back in January to make up for all this heartbreak.
By Punished Go To PostThis means nothing to meIt will have massive ramifications.
By Dazenheimer Go To PostI like these no football weekends.
such bliss.
By Meier Go To PostCame to post that City confirmed the Viana news as well. Exciting times, obviously good at his job.
By Punished Go To PostThis means nothing to me. Hugo Viana!
By LFMartins86 Go To PostSporting just put out a statement confirming that Hugo Viana is going to City.
he won’t make it.
will have to fire his newly appointed manager within the first few months.
book it.
Faas Wilkes was a Dutch forward who was banned from playing for the national team for 6 years in his prime since they banned professional players from participating. Despite this, his record of 35 goals in only 38 games led him to being the Dutch top goal scorer of all time until Bergkamp surpassed him over thirty years later in '98.
Massimo Bonini was part of the successful Juventus team from the 80s, including playing in the 1985 European Cup final win over Liverpool, the match in which those Scouse cunts stopped English teams from playing in Europe for the next few years. He was a San Marino native who refused to play for the Italian team until San Marino was recognised by UEFA. By that time he was in his 30s but he still managed 19 caps. Shortly after retirement, he managed the national team for two years.
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Massimo Bonini was part of the successful Juventus team from the 80s, including playing in the 1985 European Cup final win over Liverpool, the match in which those Scouse cunts stopped English teams from playing in Europe for the next few years. He was a San Marino native who refused to play for the Italian team until San Marino was recognised by UEFA. By that time he was in his 30s but he still managed 19 caps. Shortly after retirement, he managed the national team for two years.
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