No ....MUTU wrote:Atlanta is a city in the US. Atalanta are the RB Leipzig of Italy.
ramsej84 wrote:No ....MUTU wrote:Atlanta is a city in the US. Atalanta are the RB Leipzig of Italy.
Atalanta is the factory of thousands of talented players.... with a history that goes back 113 years...
Who the fk are RB Leipzig????
ramsej84 wrote:No ....MUTU wrote:Atlanta is a city in the US. Atalanta are the RB Leipzig of Italy.
Atalanta is the factory of thousands of talented players.... with a history that goes back 113 years...
Who the fk are RB Leipzig????
Lukas wrote:Sorry I cannot see any similarities between Atalanta and Leipzig. Please explain
While one is heavily relying in soda money and the other one is actually working for it...MUTU wrote:Lukas wrote:Sorry I cannot see any similarities between Atalanta and Leipzig. Please explain
Two clubs with young players buying non-famous players and playing in the CL QFs for the first time.
#12 wrote:While one is heavily relying in soda money and the other one is actually working for it...MUTU wrote:Lukas wrote:Sorry I cannot see any similarities between Atalanta and Leipzig. Please explain
Two clubs with young players buying non-famous players and playing in the CL QFs for the first time.
#12 wrote:While one is heavily relying in soda money and the other one is actually working for it...MUTU wrote:Lukas wrote:Sorry I cannot see any similarities between Atalanta and Leipzig. Please explain
Two clubs with young players buying non-famous players and playing in the CL QFs for the first time.
MUTU wrote:While one is heavily relying in soda money and the other one is actually working for it...#12 wrote:MUTU wrote:[quote="Lukas"]Sorry I cannot see any similarities between Atalanta and Leipzig. Please explain
Two clubs with young players buying non-famous players and playing in the CL QFs for the first time.
#12 wrote:Yup... And their training grounds? Stadium? Executives? They just popped out of nowhere right, no money needed?MUTU wrote:Leipzig's team cost a fraction of Atalanta's.
What wrong with Soda? It's not like Red Bull is a dictatorship in the middle of the dessert were no one has rights if they don't comply with the state ideology (arg, sorry... Religion).#12 wrote:While one is heavily relying in soda money and the other one is actually working for it...MUTU wrote:Lukas wrote:Sorry I cannot see any similarities between Atalanta and Leipzig. Please explain
Two clubs with young players buying non-famous players and playing in the CL QFs for the first time.
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