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Lol @ Mourinho again, what a silly turd.. Blaming ofcourse the ref again for the loss against Bremen and ofcourse the ref wanted to create a circus for the fans in the stadium. But no, his players are angels, never make any fouls whatsoever, just like Ramirez never fouled Gotze at all in the European Supercup, heck, he didn't even touch Gotze in that match and the red card was not even yellow ofcourse... Djeez, what a crying diva. He should crawl back into that hole he came out of in Portugal.

ramsej84 wrote:Is it my impression that this summer Man Shitty are quite...?!?
Maybe the uefa punishment is giving its fruits. Let s hope for the same in the rm case vs the eu
I've just read a news that frankie lampard is on the verge on reaching an agreement with ManC
Che fans are fiuriuos and have already started an anti Lampard campaign8-)
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Arsene Wenger has raised question marks over Frank Lampard’s shock move to Manchester City, but Jose Mourinho insisted that the former Chelsea man would be welcome back at Stamford Bridge.

The 36-year-old will join the Barclays Premier League champions on loan until January as he looks to maintain his fitness ahead of next year’s MLS season.

Lampard has signed a two-year contract with emerging MLS side New York City FC, but the club do not enter the American league until March 2015.
Manchester City, New York City FC and Melbourne City are all owned by holding company City Football Group.

The company also have a minority share holding in Japanese club Yokohama Marinos.

Lampard could be important to Manuel Pellegrini in the Champions League given he counts as a homegrown player.

City must include five homegrown players in a restricted 21-man squad in the competition after they failed Uefa’s Financial Fair Play test.

And Wenger, whose side face City in the Community Shield at Wembley on Sunday, admitted: ‘Lampard’s move to Manchester City is a surprise as after the statements we heard, it looks like all these “City” clubs will feed the main club.

‘I heard they want to buy five clubs all around the world. I don’t know the rules well enough.

‘They bought the New York franchise for $100m in the States to play next season and at moment the players they sign cannot play until next year.

‘They will register in the clubs where they will put them and they can get out on loan. Is it a way to get around (financial) fair play? I don’t know.

City have got incredible depth going in to the new season.

We don't have to worry about them in the CL anyway

They only got 4 Englishmen? Don't they need five for CL?

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I had a dream last night and in the dream I was reading a newspaper and the headline was "Agüero diagnosed with HIV". And then I realized "So that's why he gets injured so often..."

van Gaal won his first ''cup'' with Man U last night against Liverpool with 3-1.. The hype here in the Netherlands is so big right now about him and Man U.. it's ridiculous, he hasn't coached them in a single official match, only friendlies so far lol..

Tedesco wrote:I had a dream last night and in the dream I was reading a newspaper and the headline was "Agüero diagnosed with HIV". And then I realized "So that's why he gets injured so often..."

I wonder what you're subconscious is telling you with an Aguero and HIV dream?

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runaway wrote:

Tedesco wrote:I had a dream last night and in the dream I was reading a newspaper and the headline was "Agüero diagnosed with HIV". And then I realized "So that's why he gets injured so often..."

I wonder what you're subconsious is telling you with an Aguero and HIV dream?

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That's a good question since I didn't read/talk about neither yesterday.

Ottomeister13 wrote:van Gaal won his first ''cup'' with Man U last night against Liverpool with 3-1.. The hype here in the Netherlands is so big right now about him and Man U.. it's ridiculous, he hasn't coached them in a single official match, only friendlies so far lol..

I guess its the same everywhere, we all know that they have such big headed supporters !

Haha yeah, when i was younger i had that same thing, but i grew up, most people don't.. They think that if they beat Chelsea in a friendly, they will win the league, cup and EL/CL in the same season.. Over confidence ftw..

what if they will win the PL? I think they'll finish as champs or runners up... I am not saying this because of their friendly triumphs, don't forget that they only have to worry about the league and FA Cup while the other 4 teams will be busy with one more competition.

(Chelsea - Man U) either one -3. Arsenal - 4.Man C - 5. Lpool my prediction

ramsej84 wrote:what if they will win the PL? I think they'll finish as champs or runners up... I am not saying this because of their friendly triumphs, don't forget that they only have to worry about the league and FA Cup while the other 4 teams will be busy with one more competition.

(Chelsea - Man U) either one -3. Arsenal - 4.Man C - 5. Lpool my prediction

At least we don't have to worry about them during this season. Then you forget the part when LVG pulls down his pants !

Bayernbazi wrote:

Ottomeister13 wrote:van Gaal won his first ''cup'' with Man U last night against Liverpool with 3-1.. The hype here in the Netherlands is so big right now about him and Man U.. it's ridiculous, he hasn't coached them in a single official match, only friendlies so far lol..

I guess its the same everywhere, we all know that they have such big headed supporters !

They are expecting way too much. He did not even do that well at the WC when you think about it.