Madmax

Someone needs to drum into Chalobah the first rule of defending : Never, fucking ever, pass the ball across the face of your own goal.

Stream Sturridge should have scored there ... Great ball from Mikel anyway.

That's happened to lots of such sites, it's no big deal - they're usually up and running again in a few hours. That link I provided works alright.

Yes. Most of the links would be in Spanish, though you will find a few in English as well. Regardless, the quality of streams on Rojadirecta is the best I've come across in all these years of watching football online, there's no trouble in that regard.

Was quite good when at Porto actually, but somehow never really hit those highs in France. Again, it's talksport so the story is likely to be just that - a story.

Ignore post.

I know who'd win at a party ...

The guy who posted it on twitter (Belgofoot) is a decent source usually. Of course he could be totally wrong on this one. In another of his tweets he said De Bruyne has no chance of coming to Chelsea, rating Lukaku's at 50:50.

Hold your horses ...

Decent little read.

Source We should be looking to do better than Portsmouth (with all due respect).

Jimmy has joined the coaching staff at Nottm Forest.

I'd rather Kalou, tbh.

Robbie Fowler = proper cunt. Despicable man, no surprise what team he played for.

Don't see this going anywhere, you have your opinion, I have mine.

I've watched him play for Ajax and Van der Wiel is an average player, it doesn't matter whether Suarez and Torres are/were.

I'm not sure what analogy you're trying to make there ...

Liverpool, home and away.

Average player who'd not add anything special to this squad.

Think Newcastle would fancy themselves for that title too.

Jacob Mellis said on his twitter that he's looking for a loan move.

Cool training kits, even if the chequered bit looks like it's been lifted from an 80s disco shirt.

He doesn't want buyers. Zamparini, thus Palermo, isn't exactly skint. The guy's ploughed close to 100 million EURO into the club since buying them back in 2002.

Yes The Swiss Ramble is very thorough and meticulous, but more importantly, lucid and relatively simple to understand, even for readers who have no background in finance. The writer's a great guy as well and his writings are laced with subtle humour and there's none of the bias you'd find in some of these blogs. Guess not all Gooners are complete twats