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[eiddyfouw]

They ain't related.

According to her Instagram they are. Still salty he got let go [emoji]128527[/emoji]

LvG: "Danny Welbeck does not have the record of Van Persie or Rooney. That is the standard at United. That is why we let him go."

You mean Daniella Carter correct?

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https://twitter.com/DC15_x
http://www.arsenal.com/ladies/players/danielle-carter

They're calling her Welbeck's sister cause they play a similar style, and I guess similar looks. It's a running joke...

 

[champcruthik]

LvG: "Danny Welbeck does not have the record of Van Persie or Rooney. That is the standard at United. That is why we let him go."

You mean Daniella Carter correct?

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https://twitter.com/DC15_x
http://www.arsenal.com/ladies/players/danielle-carter

They're calling her Welbeck's sister cause they play a similar style, and I guess similar looks. It's a running joke...

Damn, I wanted to Coupe her. Ain't the same now.

 

[Coupé It]

It was a "joint decision" between him and the FPF.  surprised it took so long.  i was expceting it to happen monday but as the week dragged on i didnt expect anything.  He was able to get the best out of ronaldo and got us within inches of the euro cup final and i'll be forever thankful.  but he also embarassed us at the past world cup with his planning, selections, and tatics.


which porto alum? Fernando Santos, Vitor Pereira, or Jesualdo Ferreira?  looks like those are the front runners right now.  i wouldnt mind santos.  watching the greeks move on from the group stage at the world cup, i thought to myself i would rather have him then bento.  there's also an italian coaching in china, cant remember his name that i wouldnt mind either.

All those names just makes me think "Lets get an Italian". Santos can stay in Greece.

I honestly want a big name guy whose proved himself. Someone worth respecting.

 

[reeceman10]

Lol you got it champ, just going by what I see on the blogs.

 

[keepie uppie]

Good examples, still many more too. I see them come and go in Portugal - some of you guys might know this guys name - Anderson.

sold us a dud...I remembered Porto tried to market him as the next Ronaldinho... |I
after watching him play a few games I was like,"this dude can't be Brazilian"
or maybe he just got unmotivated/lazy after winning both the league and CL in his first season with Utd...

On an unrelated note,Falcao's deal becomes permanent once/if he scores 5 goals and makes 15 appearances this season

shouldn't it be 15 goals in 5 appearances?

 

[rolaholic]

Phil Jones is out for 3 weeks 

. On the bright side, it looks like each one of the new signings is fit and shall be in the lineup Sunday 

The Spanish speaking contingent sans Anderson 

Glad to see Carrick back as well 

 

[rook]

Balotelli Still having trouble with his clothing.

Spoiler: Warning: Spoiler!

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They stay on my guy's tip.

ISWYDT

 

[Coupé It]

Where the Mexicans at?

Taking a random trip to Mexico in three weeks. Puerto Vallata, but I was thinking about going to Guadejara for two days. Worth it? Football?

 

[miketysonthekiller]

Jalisco is the best state in Mexico


Don't get kidnapped...

 

[Thierry Henry]

@ the Ox speaking Spanish

Pato = Another product of young Brazilian hype.

Sad to say but it's true in many cases.

idk man..pato has it all. injuries really screwes him over. specifically those POS medical people at milan that let players play when they shouldnt have been out there

Yup. That was his major decline really. Never could really get back to who he was after those injuries.

http://bleacherreport.com/articles/...ies-with-ac-milan?search_query=Alexandre Pato

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That's my beloved Ana Ivanovic... 

 

is that Schweinsteiger?

cocaine and nightlife were ronaldinho's downfall.. i read a story about him flying into manchester ahead of a potential move, and making fergie get him a helicopter so he could fly into london for the night and club

Officially unveiled...

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Nani never coming back now

van gaal needs those pants tailored.

dat choppa suit

he needs to go in the DB thread

Where the Mexicans at?

Taking a random trip to Mexico in three weeks. Puerto Vallata, but I was thinking about going to Guadejara for two days. Worth it? Football?

RIP

 

[Coupé It]

Jalisco is the best state in Mexico


Don't get kidnapped...

That helped none.

But thanks I guess lol.

 

[mastamind89]

Uefa ‘rewrites the rules’ to allow Manchester City to dodge FFP sanctions

Other clubs bemused as governing body seems to bow to fear of legal action and relaxes rules on home-grown players
IAN HERBERT Author Biography Thursday 11 September 2014






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The threat of legal action against Uefa has enabled Manchester City to field only one club-trained player in their Champions League squad which goes into action against Bayern Munich next week – three fewer than Arsenal, Chelsea and Liverpool – despite having failed the governing body’s Financial Fair Play rules.

To the bemusement of other English clubs, who must include four players they have developed themselves in their European squads, the only club-trained player in City’s squad is Dedryck Boyata – a Belgian signed as a teenager and developed by the club.

The Independent understands that the player union Fifpro has been involved in the slackening of restrictions on City, possibly pressing Uefa to allow City fewer home-grown players by indicating that the governing body could be guilty of creating a restriction of movement for players with a more stringent regime. That could result in a complex legal action.

COMMENT: UEFA CREDIBILITY EBBS AWAY AFTER MAN CITY CLIMBDOWN

City were initially ordered by Uefa to reduce their Champions League squad from 25 to 21 players, as punishment for breaching FFP rules. As those rules were introduced to encourage self-sufficiency, it was thought that would mean City complying with the same strictures as other clubs. That would mean 13 overseas players could be fielded, with four “club-trained” and four “association-trained” players like all the rest.

But Uefa then quietly agreed that City could reduce their non-overseas quota to five, to compensate them for reduced squad numbers. It was the publication of City’s squad list at the weekend which revealed that the governing body has allowed them to include only one developed at City’s own academy among that five. Four of the quota of five non-foreigners are from the easier to find “association-trained” category. They are Joe Hart, James Milner, Gaël Clichy and Frank Lampard.

Dedryck Boyata is the only club-trained player in City’s squad Dedryck Boyata is the only club-trained player in City’s squad (Getty)
“Uefa have effectively rewritten their home grown player rule,” said Daniel Geey, the football law specialist at the firm Field Fisher Waterhouse, who has advised clients and written extensively on FFP. “There is nothing in Uefa or FFP regulations about the home-grown rule changing.”

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Fifpro could not be contacted, though Uefa did confirm that the watering down of the most damaging part of City’s FFP punishment followed consultation with “concerned stakeholders”. Other clubs are reluctant to speak out publicly, but there is a feeling within the game that Uefa has allowed City off the hook. Many inside football believe that Uefa should have reduced City’s domestic quota in proportion with the overall squad reduction: from eight out of 25 to six out of the reduced number of 21. “Five out of 21 was not a proportionate reduction,” Geey said.


Other clubs will also argue that they should have been told earlier that City and Paris Saint-Germain – who also have only one “club-trained” player in their Champions League squad – were not to be limited to only 13 foreign players. Rival clubs had 10 days to legally challenge the initial Uefa settlement with City. None did. It is safe to assume that Liverpool’s principal owner John W Henry, who bought the Anfield club on the basis that a rigorous FFP regime would create an even playing field, will take a dim view of this.

In a statement released to The Independent last night, Uefa said: “As additional information was needed regarding the implementation of this specific sanction in the settlement agreement, there was a subsequent consultation with concerned stakeholders which allowed Uefa to clarify the quantity of home-grown players required for the 2014-15 club competition season.”

City said on Wednesday night that they had complied fully with Uefa’s rules governing the composition of their squad.

http://www.independent.co.uk/sport/...llow-city-to-dodge-ffp-sanctions-9725033.html

 

[miketysonthekiller]

That helped none.

But thanks I guess lol.

NP breh.

You should be fine in Puerto Vallarta.

Idk, if you're going with an actual mexican you should be fine and seeing Guadalajara should be relatively fun.

If you don't, then idk....

If you want brownie points with the locals, say please after every request.


Mexican's are not very straight forward and they're not used to people being blunt when making requests etc... well maybe they're in tourist areas, but no so much else where, its not a good look and people will assume you lack 'class' We are taught formal mannerism from young and not saying thank you or please after a request will not sit well with some people.

Just be cordial and it will get you brownie points with the locals.

 

[slamcity]

LvG: "Danny Welbeck does not have the record of Van Persie or Rooney. That is the standard at United. That is why we let him go."

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Last I checked, an 0-2-1 record sitting in 14th to start the season is not the standard at United either.
I'll take LVG's quotes seriously once he wins a game.

 

[Coupé It]

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NP breh.

You should be fine in Puerto Vallarta.

Idk, if you're going with an actual mexican you should be fine and seeing Guadalajara should be relatively fun.

If you don't, then idk....

If you want brownie points with the locals, say please after every request.


Mexican's are not very straight forward and they're not used to people being blunt when making requests etc... well maybe they're in tourist areas, but no so much else where, its not a good look and people will assume you lack 'class' We are taught formal mannerism from young and not saying thank you or please after a request will not sit well with some people.

Just be cordial and it will get you brownie points with the locals.

So wearing a sombrero, growing out a moustache, and being a complete douchebag, like I planned - just won't bode well now I pressume?

Well damn, that blows. There goes my trip. Might as well just stay going to Europe.

 

[miketysonthekiller]

Yea man, mexico blows |I

Just go to Europe, its better over there.

I'm sure you're already very well acquainted with the sausage served over there too, no need to try the mexican one.

Muy spicy amigo

 

[AZwildcats]

Yea man, mexico blows |I

Just go to Europe, its better over there.

I'm sure you're already very well acquainted with the sausage served over there too, no need to try the mexican one.

Muy spicy amigo

relajar mi amigo

 

[Coupé It]

Yea man, mexico blows |I

Just go to Europe, its better over there.

I'm sure you're already very well acquainted with the sausage served over there too, no need to try the mexican one.

Muy spicy amigo

If someone has the balls to kidnap me at a resort in Puerto Vallarta being 6 foot 3, 200 lbs - I have no other choice but to give those dudes credit, won't even be mad at them.

But I think I'll pull the trigger and take my chances. I'll make sure when the kidnappers allow me to use my phone the first person I'll contact will be eiddy, with my password to NT to make sure this thread stays alive with polls/titles changes.

P.S. - my family has been making homemade chourico/prosciutto for centuries, the spice don't scare me bro Spaniards/Portchops invented that, it's in my blood No homo on the sausage references tho

 

[miketysonthekiller]

relajar mi amigo

-_-

wooooow dude, i'm just messing around with him.

Just like he's messing around too.

Caaaaalmaaaaooooo

 

[Sinner]

is that Schweinsteiger?

 

Indeed it is!  He was just seen with Sarah Brandner at the World Cup too! 

 

[eiddyfouw]

LvG: "Danny Welbeck does not have the record of Van Persie or Rooney. That is the standard at United. That is why we let him go."

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Last I checked, an 0-2-1 record sitting in 14th to start the season is not the standard at United either.
I'll take LVG's quotes seriously once he wins a game.

"Ferguson did have a difficult start at United, losing his first game in charge 2-0 away at Oxford. He then oversaw a 0-0 draw at Norwich before experiencing his first win in English football at home to QPR on 22 November.

Fergie only won one of his first six matches in charge, but after a loss at Wimbledon in late November, his fortunes changed for the better. He went on a streak of only losing once in 13 games, bringing United up to 13th by mid-March."

http://bleacherreport.com/articles/...gusons-start-at-manchester-utd-to-david-moyes

 

[AZwildcats]

relajar mi amigo

-_-

wooooow dude, i'm just messing around with him.

Just like he's messing around too.

Caaaaalmaaaaooooo

BTW did I spell that right?

 

[imasoleman18]

Anelka to mumbai city fc?

 

[Sinner]

Phil Jones out a month?! 

 

@ManUtd

The #mufc boss says nine players are still out injured, although @LukeShaw3 "is fit enough to play some minutes" and make his debut vs QPR.

"Fellaini is more than a month away, Jones maybe three weeks or a month. Carrick isn't ready but has run for the first time on grass."

"Johnstone has elbow problems, Smalling isn't fit enough, Wilson and James are not ready yet. Young and Lingard are also injured."

 

[eiddyfouw]

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Van Gaal: "We've spoken about targets. A club like Manchester United has to set targets and I think within the top three is logical."