Everything posted by Vesper
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freak goal damn
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FUCK
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this is the one I am using https://cdn.xsportbox.com/embed77/?event=stack.html&link=1&domain=&force=https%3A%2F%2Fstreambtw.com%2Fiframe%2Fch2.php&ask=1706301900&lgt=3&noplayer=0
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Chelsea vs Aston Villa 26 January 2024 at 20:45. Browser Links 99% Web 99% Web 99% Web 99% Web 99% Web 99% Web 99% Web 99% Web 99% Web 99% Web 99% Web 99% Web 99% Web 99% Web 99% Web 99% Web 99% Web 99% Web 99% Web 99% Web 99% Web 99% Web 1983kbps 95% Aliez 95% Voodc 95% Web 95% Web 95% Web 95% Web 95% Web 95% Web 95% Web 95% Web 95% Web 1079kbps 95% Aliez 2500kbps 95% Aliez 1985kbps 95% Aliez 95% Web 95% Web 95% Web 95% Web 95% Web AceStream Links 95%
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cheap yellow, was a 50/50
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6 days, 4 hours to go closes on Thursday February 1 at 11pm UK time
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£85m is in the fair price arena
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Bournemouth vs Swansea City 25 January 2024 at 20:45. Browser Links 99% Web 99% Web 99% Web 99% Web 99% Web 99% Web 99% Web 99% Web 99% Web 99% Web 99% Web 99% Web 99% Web 99% Web 99% Web 99% Web 99% Web 99% Web 2500kbps 95% Aliez 95% Web 95% Web 95% Web 95% Web 95% Web 96kbps 95% Aliez 1995kbps 95% Aliez 2500kbps 95% Aliez 1128kbps 95% Aliez 95% YouTube 95% YouTube new Web new Web 95% Voodc 95% Voodc 95% Web 95% Web 95% Web 95% Web 95% Web 95% Web 95% Web 95% Web 95% Web 95% Web 95% Web AceStream Links 95% 95%
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they should make a limited edition AU vodka Hazard boot flavour
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Player trading: from LOSC to Barcelona https://football-observatory.com/WeeklyPost448 The 448th CIES Football Observatory Weekly Post presents the 50 clubs in the world with the most positive and negative transfer balances for non-academy players signed and transferred between 2014 and 2023. The figures range from a positive balance* of €386 million for LOSC Lille (Pépé, Osimhen, Botman, etc.) to a negative balance of €631 million for Barcelona (Coutinho, Dembélé, Griezmann, etc.). With +€317 million in capital gains, Ajax (de Jong, Antony, Lisandro Martínez, etc.) are in second place. RB Salzburg (Naby Keita, Mwepu, Haaland, etc.) complete the podium, just ahead of AS Monaco (Tchouaméni, Lemar, Bernardo Silva, etc.). The top 10 of clubs having generated the most profits from player trading during the last decade also includes two German (RB Leipzig and Eintracht Frankfurt), two Italian (Sassuolo and Atalanta) and two Portuguese teams (Benfica and Sporting CP). At the other end of the scale, Barcelona (-€631 million) are ahead of Chelsea (-€482m with the three biggest losses for Jorginho, Pulišić and Rüdiger) and Arsenal (-€436m; Pépé, Aubameyang, Lacazette). Paris St-Germain has the fourth most negative balance (Neymar, Di María, Icardi, etc.), ahead of Manchester United (Matić, Fred, Mata, etc.). Manchester City (-€59m) and Bayern Munich (-€61m) have the best balances among the most competitive teams. * Add-ons included irrespective of actual receipt or payment, not including agent commissions. / ** Top 100 of youth academy players’ transfer incomes by club available here. Balances for non-academy players signed and transferred between 2014 and 2023 € million, players signed and transferred between 2014 and 2023 2023 / Balance (%): profit or loss out of spending
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he has struggled with injuries and they are a strong, well-settled side
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Next Generation 2020: 60 of the best young talents in world football Thu 8 Oct 2020 01.01 CEST https://www.theguardian.com/football/ng-interactive/2020/oct/08/next-generation-2020-60-of-the-best-young-talents-in-world-football Jhon Durán was listed most have not done much these are the names still mentioned to any real amount only 3 are approaching or are at WC level players atm, all 3 are AMFs Jamal Musiala Bayern Munich Florian Wirtz Bayer Leverkusen Xavi Simons Paris St-Germain Benjamin Sesko RB Salzburg Maurits Kjærgaard Red Bull Salzburg Fabio Miretti Juventus Cesare Casadei Inter Luca Netz Hertha Berlin Jhon Jáder Durán Envigado <<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<< Rayan Cherki Lyon (I am NOT at all impressed. cannot believe some still want him here) Samuel Iling-Junior Juventus Wilfried Gnonto FC Zürich Arsen Zakharyan Dynamo Moscow
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lol
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if Anthony Taylor is the ref in the final I am going to lose my fucking mind
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Pool it is again in the final
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1 1 1 more for ET
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95+% likely it's Pool who we will face now in the final
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howler by Leno
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fuck nil 1 Pool
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he was scum for decades Having ventured into foreign exchange (FX) trading, Mr Lewis's fortune sky-rocketed in the early 1990s when he allegedly teamed up with US billionaire George Soros to bet the pound would crash out of the European Exchange Rate Mechanism (EERM). Three years after Black Wednesday made him rich, he reportedly did the same by shorting the Mexican Peso.
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Here we go! Fabrizio Romano confirms agreement between Man City and West Ham for midfielder loan https://thedailybriefing.io/p/here-we-go-fabrizio-romano-confirms Manchester City and West Ham United have agreed a deal for Kalvin Phillips to move to the London Stadium from the Etihad Stadium on loan, according to Fabrizio Romano. Posting an update on X this afternoon, Romano made it clear that this deal is now all but done, with Phillips agreeing the move and set for a medical with the Hammers tomorrow. Phillips has struggled for playing time at Man City so it makes sense that he’s now moving away from the club on loan, and West Ham will surely be able to give him plenty of playing time, with David Moyes still in need of strengthening in midfield after the blow of losing Declan Rice to Arsenal in the summer. The loan includes a permanent buy option for Phillips for the summer, and it certainly seems hard to imagine the England international returning to play any kind of part in Pep Guardiola’s squad.