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Judas - McClaren deserves to be strung up and beaten for what he (and the board) did to Nottingham Forest this season.Originally Posted by ayanami_tard
The EPL is built on counter-attacking football. That whole squad has played on the counter for most of their professional lives. And Pearce, being an anointed genius, let the Dutch play on the counter instead. Just like Capello did. And Eriksson. And McLaren. At under-21 level most of that squad received a solid drubbing from the Dutch and German u21 teams, who are visibly, qualitively and quantitively superior. Just like the senior team, really. Any team with any serious ambition would never dream of letting Arjen Robben run at them from his own half, and score.
Thinking last nights team is any sort of renaissance for English football is classic, delusionary English thinking. We're Tier 2, and we damn well need to accept that. And to ask the FA exactly, with its millions upon millions, why that exactly is.
For all the industry of the new kids on the block, the absence of Rooney was absolutely massive. The French will be very, very happy.
Ah well we didnt play that well. Then again we didnt had all our regulars playing.
Also South Germany uh i mean Austria had their finest hour in football for.... quite some time.
Scheiße and Bayern lost. What a nice day. Now we just have to trash Mainz to make everything perfect.
Also our second team won against Scheißes second team. Yeah!
Ah the Rote Erde...
Arsenal beats Liverpool and remains 4th! Good for them, they deserve more than the harsh criticism they ve recevied recently.
I absolutely love the new jersey of our National team, very very classy and reminds me of the very first football jersey that were actually polos:
Armand Penverne, who passed away today.
Olivier Giroud impresses me every day, he's a clever guy, far from the Ribery-Evra mindset, he's intelligent and incredibly efficient in front of a goalkeeper. A future great striker. He will apprently join Premiere League next year, even though I'd like to stay in the french championship and sign for PSG.
THAT'S a classy jersey!
God I'd love England to follow the rugby boys and wear a kit that looks a little more like it befits a sporting occasion rather than a chav wedding.
^i like the 2010 WC kit though.wearing it with collar popped up...makes me feels like Cantona
btw AVB getting the boot from Roman Abramovic.
the dude got to be myopic if not a total idiot.AVB is the best coach bar pep and mourinho.and yet he got fired
Abramovic's idiocy is as big as mother russia
1-1....pretty crap considering it was Scumderland, however their two red cards wasn't surprising
To be fair, it was probably easier at Benfica (or was it Porto? Damned if I can remember). Same country, league he's grown up learning. Coming to a place like Chelsea, they dream above their ability, and you have some ageing, average players with huge egos to match. He didn't seem to have the dressing room from Day 1. Poor acquisitions like Luiz and Torres aren't going to help none either. Although Mata looks like a very good player.
Senseless foul or plain retarded?
Why is he even arguing with the ref???
Rooney to the rescue!
about AVB,i don't mind if he become the next United manager
unlike chelsea,United(from the fans up to the boardroom) prefers long term success
and i like him too,he's tactically versatile,able to build a squad and has cool persona
EDIT: Young!
Yea but for long term success at a club like United, you need a really good coach too. AVB hasn't really proven that. So, bringing him over to United at this poing is a bit premature. Even if he comes to United (which is unlikely), you don't just keep him because you value long term success; you keep him because you believe he's got the quality you are looking for and he's showing it in games with his management. Going by that criteria, he didn't show his quality in Chelsea, and he hasn't had sustained success as a manager (albeit because he's just starting out). He learned about the English press the hard way, Chelsea and the EPL in general is not the best place for a young inexperienced coach. That said, he'll be fine financially and otherwise. Chelsea is on the hook for some 25-35 million pounds over the next four years regarding his contract.
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