tflags wrote:He's not ready yet. Not by a long mile. Not against the bbc nbc cbs or whatever notable three letter acronym Bayern draws on Friday.
tflags wrote:Benatia/Badstuber (in two moths), Javi, Boateng; That's the perfect f*ck you Madrid lineup right there.
Tedesco wrote:He has also been learning German it seems.
MUTU wrote:^ We really do need that sarcasm emoticon. Apparently adding the "oh wait" at the end just doesn't cut it anymore
MatZam wrote:MUTU wrote:^ We really do need that sarcasm emoticon. Apparently adding the "oh wait" at the end just doesn't cut it anymore
erm... I'm confused now. We are referring to Javi's goal against Chelsea, aren't we? A goal to make it 2-2 is not technically a match-winning one
MUTU wrote:MatZam wrote:MUTU wrote:^ We really do need that sarcasm emoticon. Apparently adding the "oh wait" at the end just doesn't cut it anymore
erm... I'm confused now. We are referring to Javi's goal against Chelsea, aren't we? A goal to make it 2-2 is not technically a match-winning one
I remember celebrating that goal so much it didn't even occur to me it was an equalizer. You're right technically, but that's as borderline as it gets to being a winner
Badger wrote:I'm afraid I can't share the enthusiasm for Javi's return. Unfortunately, apart from 1-2 good games, he almost never looked comfortable or convincing in Pep's formations. His best days were in Jupp's system. I hope returns and becomes a success in the current team, but he has a lot to prove still. He is by no means a player who will make a significant improvement to Bayern immediately on his return.
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