cosmicway

It's good for CFC that no one got three points in the other match, in Rome.

Qarabak are not useless like Gibraltar or Malta or San Marino. They are some classes below us but they can knock the ball. They are on a level with PAOK Salonica against whom they have been drawn a couple of times and PAOK Salonica held Spurs inside the WHL some seasons ago.

Who writes those songs ? Once upon a time they took me to an orphanage for the new year party. This was in the middle of the fanatics country of a certain football team and on the tables there were many pieces of paper left with lewd poems and verses, written by the orphans I believe. So there is everywhere a "centre of operations".

Zap's shot looked like going wide and it was a simple tap for Morata and he did n't make the dash for it. Maybe offside though.

In the replays I saw Morata lost an open goal chance due to slow reaction - Zapacosta's cross. That was unacceptable. Costa too missed one such last year. We were 2-0 up but I don't remember against whom. But anyway it's unacceptable.

North Korea rocks:

Qarabag ladies can knock you out.

Alvaro has performed three Diego tricks so far. Not bad, but we want to see more to justify all the fuss.

We should and could have killed it, still.it's over.

no pen, Courtois kicked that ball

The church is hardly a "right wing" institution. There may have been occasions of junta-like behaviour under dictatorial regimes. Thus in Greece during military rule the archbishop was pro-junta (but he was not even the true archbishop, the junta ousted the elected archbishop and replaced him with one they considered loyal). At the same time however the patriarch Athinagora of Constantinople was a staunch opponent of the military regime. The "right wing" church is a myth created by marxist propaganda, especially during Stalin's reign. In today's Europe we see the fanaticism of the jihaddist sects of the muslim doctrine, but also the fanaticism of the various so called anti-religion sects. Fact is that with the christian church gone, we 're in jackboot country. Put in pipe and smoke

Look at this: It's a picture of the island of Santorini in the wrappings of some food products distributed by the German supermarket chain Lidl. They have photoshoped out the croees from the spires of the churches ! Lidl have done something similar before. On Greek products they put a Greek flag symbol made of blue and white lines, but no cross ! When asked they said it was just an "artistic concept" and it meant nothing. But this time they said they were deliberately removing all religious like symbols ! But why choose this picture in the first place ? No explanation ! It appears the Lidl company wants to create an Isis-friendly market. But if we were to publish pictures from Riyadh somewhere, would we photoshop out muslim religious symbols ? It's crazy. The attack against Christian religion is many sided. On the eve of the 15th of August, the holy mother's name day, in the Greek national employment agency the marxist director in charge went round the offices, unhung icons of the holy mother from walls and threw them into the dustbins, saying "these things are sh*t". The employees took her to justice for the blasphemy, but it's in any case part of the official policy of the government of mr. Tsipras. In my view it's the shape of things to come. The dissolution of the west and Europe is bringing forward those.

Sometimes injured players go cheap. The legend Dusan Bajevic of Jugoslavia in 1975, his leg was in plaster when he came to AEK Athens. AEK payed nothing but he became "the" great Dusco. There were no free transfers across Europe back then, but this man's price should have been pretty high, 50 mil in today's money - beyond Greek budgets. Barclay then feels he 's so great and he 's going to stun the world so he dropped the 35 mil offer and he wants to wait until January. Let's see.

It's certainly not near as spectacular as United's. Could have been better, but those players have to prove themselves. If not, given that we ditched Costa and Matic, it does n't look good. We will know in about a month's time.

If Morata is as good as Costa and if Bakayoko is a new Essien, then the transfer window was a success. Otherwise we will struggle for a place. UTD put in a lot of money. They don't seem to care if someone overcharges them or if a signing of theirs proves to be a failure.

35 mil is a lot of money. I was looking at the Mail website some time and there was one of the queen's palaces for sale. Big one, the size was say from Hyde Park corner to Lancaster gate, thereabouts. You coluld buy it for 7 mil.

There was a South American once who came by ship - in the fifties - people traveled with transliners from the Americas. The ship enters the port of Piraeus and stops, waiting for space to be created on the moorside. The team representatives were naturally waiting in the welcome lounge, on land. But while the ship was still waiting to come in, another team sent a small boat around, they climb the stairs and pick the man. He did n't know who is who or what exactly goes on in the port so he went along and they gave him a paper and he signed for the other team.

Strange. We can sign players from Vietnam to Chile.

Agreed, but why go after them then ? Makes it even more ridiculous.

I have some faith in Bakayoko because his name was the first we heard back in May (a little before that of Lukaku was n't it ?). If Morata does n't turn out to be a new Jimmy Greaves, then it's the biggest club fail of the century. From Greek football I remember a year when Panathinaikos were crashing the gates and preventing all the other teams from making a tranfer. They signed all the good ones but also if there were some out of the way good looking third division centre forwards, green money was offered to buy them. The objective was to stop them from strengthening the opposition in any sort of way and those third division players never played again. The greens after signing them were just giving them a good gift to go home and become gardeners. In our case however -in Bosman years- it's the disease of "crabsitis".

Roman clearly does not have his sights on the CL. At home it's settled, it's the unmentionable one's year. So he has arsed us. Meanwhile I saw Falcao doing some Diego Costa jobs with Monaco last Saturday.

By far not. The 2008 team was. Lost the cl to the -also strong- United with the unlucky penalty shootout. The 2008 team at 70% strength won it in 2012. Now we are a little below that standard.

It was satire folks, but if I really wanted Ox, the method is simple: Cherche la femme.

Deadline approaches. Tall story time: - Messi stopped by immigration at Heathrow. - Griezmann loses trousers buttons - has to miss plane