And that was with Falcao sitting out half the year too. I dont mind Rodriguez at Monaco, hopefully they can spend some more money amd try to compete with PSG in Ligue 1.
Hypothetically, if a team is +500 odds, does it relates back to that 100$? So for a better lack of words, isn't that basically saying it's 5/1 odds? right?
This where I get confused. I understand football & basketball. One team is given points as a fav, you try to beat the spread and what not. But when it comes to what I've seen on here for soccer, I'm kind of lost. I think I saw a couple pages back Portugal is 23/20 odds to make it thru to the next round. How does that even make sense?
Sorry if I'm lost
Yes it isGood stuff, DSA. Soccer provides some of the best cardio outside of swimming.played an actual organized game of soccer today for the first time in my life with a bunch of dudes from work today at lunch. had a ******* awesome time. definitely will be playing some more. being my first time, i hung back and played a CB type of role. tried to mostly get rid of the ball within two touches since i have zero ball handling skills. did pretty well defending. cleared out a few crosses using my head and felt like a boss
I gotta get back into organized soccer 
Yes it isGood stuff, DSA. Soccer provides some of the best cardio outside of swimming.played an actual organized game of soccer today for the first time in my life with a bunch of dudes from work today at lunch. had a ******* awesome time. definitely will be playing some more. being my first time, i hung back and played a CB type of role. tried to mostly get rid of the ball within two touches since i have zero ball handling skills. did pretty well defending. cleared out a few crosses using my head and felt like a boss
DSA I'm surprised that's the first time you've played.
Good for you broplayed an actual organized game of soccer today for the first time in my life with a bunch of dudes from work today at lunch. had a ******* awesome time. definitely will be playing some more. being my first time, i hung back and played a CB type of role. tried to mostly get rid of the ball within two touches since i have zero ball handling skills. did pretty well defending. cleared out a few crosses using my head and felt like a boss
Yaya Toure claims Manchester City would not let him spend time with his dying brother Ibrahim before he joined their post-season trip to Dubai.
Last Updated: 24/06/14 8:46pm
Ibrahim Toure died last week in Manchester at the age of 28 after a battle with cancer.
Midfielder Yaya and Liverpool defender Kolo Toure are currently in Brazil with the Ivory Coast squad at the World Cup.
And Yaya Toure told France Football that City prevented him from leaving the title celebrations in Dubai.
He said: "City did not want to give me a few days. I went to celebrate in the wake of the league title in Abu Dhabi, while my brother was dying in his bed.
"In retrospect, I regret not having insisted. For not making them respect me. However, my employers knew that I was suffering for a few months seeing my brother's health decline."
Toure also said of Ibrahim: "He was my confidant, my best friend too."
City have declined to comment on Toure's remarks but it is understood they were not approached about the possibility of him returning to the UK. The club has granted compassionate leave in the past – former boss Roberto Mancini missed a game following the death of his father.
