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Fekir been that dude. :smokin

Sucks he had an injury that he missed out on the Euro 2016 squad during a game against Albania that made him miss months.

Glad he came back scrong.
 
Emenalo is probably moving on to coaching.

I'm not sure how to feel. His resume with transfers can be looked at either way, he's brought both good and bad players to the squad.

Now with that being said I can only see a Chelsea person in his seat, knowing Roman.

I’ll definitely miss his scout skills for sure

It’s just our previous managers had often issues with him

Marina is next

Agreed about the Chelsea person part. I expect to see Lampard working with Chelsea board one day
 
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most likely Drogba will be the one to come back and work with Chelsea. He has a very strong relationship with Roman and it was he who Roman turned to before canning Jose
 
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The same DB lamp that spewed drunken obscenities at Americans on 9/11?

Never heard this story before, of course scumbag Terry was involved. Also ironic Lamprd wound up in nycfc

"Just 24 hours after the tragedy, Lampard and his Chelsea team-mates drunkenly stripped, swore and vomited in front of the upset US tourists. He and his mates were fined by the club."
 
I get it psk, you don't like any English team or player

I mean the prem is crap football but it's not that at all. I'm a huge Arry Kane fan... One of the few that said he wouldn't be a flash in the pan. Also like Bale (I know he's Welsh).

If you can't see how grimey & despicable nature of what lamp did, then we'll just agree to disagree. I remember watching CNN at the time when that feature came on & they interviewed one of the Americans that witnessed their drunken stupor. The lady said that he hopes bin laden burns the whole country down to the ground...
 
I mean the prem is crap football but it's not that at all. I'm a huge Arry Kane fan... One of the few that said he wouldn't be a flash in the pan. Also like Bale (I know he's Welsh).

If you can't see how grimey & despicable nature of what lamp did, then we'll just agree to disagree. I remember watching CNN at the time when that feature came on & they interviewed one of the Americans that witnessed their drunken stupor. The lady said that he hopes bin laden burns the whole country down to the ground...
It's funny how quick you to call out the EPL for racism but are hush on it in La Liga were it happens far more often and seems like less and less is being done to eliminate it
 
It's funny how quick you to call out the EPL for racism but are hush on it in La Liga were it happens far more often and seems like less and less is being done to eliminate it

:rofl:What does the terrible behavior of lamp have to do with whether or not the racism is worse in the prem or La Liga? You've always had a ax to grind with me because I poo poo the prem. Let go of that hate dude. Holding grudges is terrible for your mental & physical health. Life is too short.

I've never ever sat silent about racism. Shoot, one of my favorite pastimes in my teens was picking fights with nazi skinheads...

I'm a bit of a history buff. I read voraciously. Some noted historians argue that racism in Europe most likely originated in Spain because of their exploration of the middle east & Africa setting up the slave trade & trading routes. I happen to agree. I've held this belief for years so why would I not agree there is racism in La Liga?

Having said that, I've never experienced racism while visiting Spain myself. I don't think the prem has any more or less racism than La Liga. I think it's proly equal. I do think the prem likes to think it doesn't have a problem & I think La Liga really doesn't give a crap. I mean both leagues will take punitive action when incidents occur but there is a lot more both can do.

Also, Liga prez tebas is facist pro Franco right winger so we can guess where he stand in matters of race & nationalism.

Also if you haven't noticed, I'm not one to praise jordi alba or busquets because of their racist history. I hope both drop dead to be honest. If you've ever noticed, I don't spell their names with caps as my own personal protest. The few times you'll see caps is because my dam mobile auto corrects. I haven't even referred to Hannibal's given name in years.

Cheers dude... prem football is still crap though... :wink:
 


Just a reminder that before ever making his professional debut, I predicted that this kid is going to end up captaining the USMNT for a decade. He’s making them strides. :nerd:

Kid just turned 19yo and on Saturday he had grown men, seasoned professionals, completely out their mental screaming at the referee because they were fed up with McKennie tossing them around like rag dolls over and over again. Nothing reckless, nothing even cautionary. Just disciplined and composed physical domination for 90 minute.

One of exciting things about his performance yesterday was that for the first time in the Bundesliga, team tactics afforded him the ability to create a little. The most intriguing thing about him as a youth prospect was always that in addition to his outstanding defensive and physical work, he was incredibly influential in attack, creating and finishing goal scoring opportunities.

Up until Saturday his role for Tedesco had been pretty clearly defined as a one-man counterpressing midfield destroyer and he's excelled in that role, but during the second half on Saturday Tedesco gave him a set of keys for the first time and he was utilized as a central focal point in attack.

It wasn't anything spectacular, I thought Schalke overall were poor and SC Freiburg controlled most of the game but he contributed as much going forward as anyone and set up two of Schalke's best goal scoring chances. He showed it during pre-season but it was great to see it for the first time at this level.

Tedesco’s handling of McKennie’s continuing development has simply been amazing.
 
yeah...naw most of those are buns. only really rocking with the spain and kinda the japan. the germany shouldve had color. everything else is ehh

russia got the generic training soccer shirt that ends up at ross and marshalls for $7.99 :lol:
 
Our Adidas kit is an homage to Belgium's kit in the 1984 so while I'm not a fan of the design I see where the inspiration came from of course.
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I'll take it over whatever this was :sick:
 
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