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I hope Mourinho fields a few unused players tomorrow, but not whole changes.

We're after Yaya going by reports. At the right price, I wouldn't be against it.

He's like Walcott IMO. Pace is his main attribute, with nothing much else.

It would be a good move for both clubs.

I don't see him leaving. Pep's more likely to be on his way this summer.

I agree.

I hope Coentrao is a mistake.

He can only get past his man through 1-2 passes according to some blind people. [emoji23]

Bayern bought Neuer. In regards to Juve, they'll only get stronger. The fact that they once their own stadium is a reason they are ahead of the rest of the league. However, I still think they will be a selling club for several years to come.

Him and Dybala are the future for Argentina.

Take Barca out till next year. [emoji3]

I presume you're talking about Vietto. I wasn't aware of their interest in him. Atletico are know for buying big money strikers.

I think they're after a CF more. Cavani is the name being mentioned.

The Player of the year event, and the final game of the season (if I'm correct).

If you say so.

Live in your world. I'm in the real one.

Yes. It didn't affect them, but it has affected everyone else since. Them failing to qualifying was music to UEFA's ears.

Why don't you ask them?I have nothing against it, but UEFA did in 2005 and acted upon it.

No one, but I was making a valid point in relation to the topic at hand.

As I said previously, if that rule isn't already in place now (I'm not a UEFA sec), it will be soon enough.

They won't have a leg to stand, if UEFA want to change things. How do you think Tottenham felt in 2012?Powerless!

Bargain. [emoji42]

That doesn't affect the EL. If two teams have to qualify, the EL winners won't care one bit.

That isn't a fact. I suggest you read the meaning once again. Your stating YOUR opinion. Nothing more.

They left at almost the same time. He wouldn't be here if Salah was. It's quite obvious.