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stupid harry pothead jokes... <_<

He's a Wing Forward by nature in my opinion. He's got the speed and control to be a winger, he's just not that gifted when it comes to crossing. He's not exactly a striker as he can't outmuscle anyone for position (although I haven't seen him much in the air) He plays in the final 3rd moving into the box when necessary, otherwise he hangs around the edges waiting to pounce.

Since Luxemburgo, they've played with a 4-4-1-1 formation with 2 central midfielders. Against Malaga, they played with a different formation: Casillas Salgado--Pavon--Helguera--R. Carlos Robinho--Guti--Sergio Ramos--Zidane Baptista Ronaldo I speculate that this was the formation, but I'm not not too sure. Guti dropped back deep on the right to defend, and I didn't even notice Baptista, but Robinho stayed on the right but didn't come back to defend much.

sorry, my reply was totally irrelevant but I got your joke

hello psst... your sig is too big... thought I might warn you before the MOD squad have to bust a cap in yo ass

Sergio Ramos! If he's not scoring some good headers, he's getting himself booked... somebody teach him how to tackle better and he'll be good

That scene rocked! I literally laughed so hard that I had to play it back to hear what I missed! by the time it was done I had to force myself to breathe and I was clutching my stomach cause it hurt so much from all the laughter

Mike Tyson and the last one (Y)

I thought there was a deal for him from Inter?! and Dabo good on him for speaking out and Keane? Not EPL, either Celtic, Madrid or Qatar. Either way he's screwed

congrats on the 12K

pip welcome back... I don't remember you from chilaX though

yo!

King Kong

Rumminegge was cursing Juve as well claiming they are not gentlemen, but operate like the mafia Team Bayern Juve

No no, they just showed the game on TLN, it wasn't Calcio Zone or Italian Football Fanatics. wait lemme check... *opens game* Italian Championship Soccer...

Well, personally I think it was quite a tight game. In the first half, it was very stop-start and there wasn't really any football on show, but it was quite even. I think in the second half, it was quite even as well while it was 1-1. Both sides produced some good passing and possession. After Martin's scored, Inter decided to drop back and play defensively and kick long balls up on the counter, but by then their passing was everywhere but at Adriano's or Martins' feet. Milan pressed up constantly and their possession and passing game was certainly very impressive, but I must give Inter credit because they managed to contain the Milan attack very well. Even after trying to probe and stretch the Inter defence, Milan were continually forced back and I think Inter did well especially defending in their final 3rd, where their defense and midfield were very dominant. They gave Milan the rest of the pitch to play and I thought that would cause a few problems, but it seems Inter did their homework quite well and closed the spaces quite fast once Milan got close to Inter's goal. Once it was 2-2, I think Inter started playing again, and they improved going forward, opting to keep the ball, as Milan were pressed back (voluntarily perhaps? ) I think overall Milan looked more fatigued and Inter showed more spirit. Milan's backline looked quite shaky at times as well, but Inter's wasn't too great either. I think Inter won the midfield battle when the scores were tied, which was very important for them. Milan's Player of the Match was certainly Kaka. He constantly troubled the Inter defence. I think on Inter's part, it was more a team effort although I'd give a special mention to Adriano for scoring 2 and creating the other one for Martins; Veron for controlling the midfield rather well (except against Kaka) and Javier Zanetti's defensive play impressed me most. He dealt with the Milan attack quite well down the left (Y) EDIT: Man of the Match: Messina

10 consecutive clean sheets in all competitions. 8W-2D-0L 2 Draws in Europe against Betis and Chelsea. I'm watching the Canadian show on TLN and I have to say that they got it spot on. Well I agree with all of that, but it's hard to say cause the ref was probably trying to make up for what he didn't give to Milan as well. The game wasn't between Inter and Milan, it was about the referee.

OMFG what the hell was the first penalty about? oh yes, I was talking about the Inter-Milan match... Nesta never deserved the first card, but he should've been given a second. and Cordoba, did he collect a yellow? Cause there was definitely one foul where he should've been booked but wasn't. what the hell was that first half all about? I expect a football match but it was just non-stop whistling :lost: and Samuel sucks. Ever since he went to Madrid And now that I've seen it, what the hell was the second one about? Sure the hand wasn't meant to be there, but is there anyway of not getting out of that situation? and it went from head to hand? I sense crappy refereeing

Netherlands, Argentina, Germany, England and Trinidad&Tobago I think T&T definitely has a better attack than Brasil

Real Sociedad vs Villareal Highlights YSI, 34.5 MBs (If you can't watch this, install VLC player)

Ever since the start of preseason, Milan couldn't hold a clean sheet. That's when I knew something was wrong. and I'll post the Villareal highlights soon (Y)

welcome ashley

where's the joke?

hahahahahaha now that I re-read it that does sound funny I make it sound like they're dinosaurs when they're 30+ it's funny how players seem really old, but when you see a normal 30 year old on the street it's normal At least footballers retire with a lot of money <_<