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Leaves Arsenal, wins trophy. LMAO

I was going to say something but I really don't know what to say, so I'll just drop these here

This is Super Cup v2. We're going to get absolutely hammered. Looking totally hopeless

But his winning goal also meant we secured Champions League football for next season.. did you not give a fuck about that either?

I'm pretty sure you didn't even celebrate when Lampard broke the record.

No worries mate, I got the gist. But I really don't know why people are still so stressed about this whole thing. It's 100% done and it's so obvious.

Probably. Probably we'll win, probably we'll lose. We'll either lift the trophy, or we won't.

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I am not even worried anymore to be frank, he's coming back and that's a certainty.

He should just wear blue tinted glasses and we'll be fine.

And don't forget the corner that he won in Munich. Definitely deserves credit for that, far more important than that Camp Nou goal imo.

I feel the same way, I think the players just won't be bothered. In fact I expect Benfica to attack us exactly the same way Atletico did, this time with Cardozo netting the goals instead of Falcao. Can honestly see him score at least two.

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We won the Champions League with Kalou, Bosingwa and Bertrand in the starting line-up, against Bayern in their own backyard. I am pretty sure we're capable of beating Benfica without Hazard. We can do this.

Who the heck is Doug Walker? I frankly don't give a rat's ass about what he has to say, because I've never even heard of him, so I won't even bother to read that. Roger Ebert (arguably the greatest critic of all time) gave it four stars out of four, and the Academy nominated it for Best Screenplay, Best Picture, Best Director and Waltz won Best Supporting Actor. But most importantly, I love it to bits myself, and that's all that matters to me. It's become like some kind of a new hipster fad to hate Tarantino or say that he sucks because his films are too violent or pretentious. But honestly, I really don't care. To me he is a genius and I'll always love his films. Oh and by the way, I've always seen Shosanna (Melanie Laurent) as the protagonist of the movie. And she's definitely not as evil as the antagonists.

I disagree with all that. It has all the elements that are necessary for a movie to be truly great, imo. Storyline is original, it is superbly written, it has superb cinematography and camera work, an excellent soundtrack, and almost all the performances are superb. Also, what do you mean with historically inaccurate? I mean, the basterds in the final chapter of the movie, do you seriously think Tarantino had no idea that this never happened? IB is created entirely by QT's genius, it was never meant to be a realistic depiction of WW2. I feel that this is precisely what makes it so unique.

Well, if you still respectfully disagree, I'm going to have to call The Beeear Jew All joking aside, I understand why women might not like it, in all likelihood it's the violence that will put them off. I personally think it's QT's second best work after Pulp Fiction.

Inglourious Basterds is an absolute masterwork. Some people just aren't aware of its greatness.

^ This.

Money is all Man City have, though. They will never become like us, because they are a passionless club, and I think it won't be long before they return to what they once were, just a mediocre team. We're different, we've had players like Lampard, Terry, Cech etc. and a very devoted owner for so many years. We've created history. City are a club without identity, without spirit. They don't even have a legend, and probably they never will.

I remember that goal quite well, it was against Wigan in 2006/07. This is the only vid I could find, it's at 08:06

Would love to see this guy here actually, but I just cannot see it happening. And it would be so weird to see him on a Chelsea shirt, it would probably take weeks for me to get used to it.

I love this picture He deliberately kicked Mata while he was laying on the ground in the 2011/12 home league game, and I've hated him since.

This season will definitely go down as one of the best of his career, for obvious reasons. It's amazing how well he has performed, considering the contract rumours etc. Lamps truly is an inspiration. If he does indeed leave this year then he's obviously going to leave on a high, regardless of what happens in the Europa League final, because he scored the two goals that were needed to break the record and the goals that secured our Champions League spot, and everybody is praising him for his achievement. And that would be a great way to leave the club. An even better way of saying farewell, though, would be by actually winning the title in his last season with the club, which is why I really want to see him remain at the club for at least one more year, especially now that Mourinho's returning. We all know that he and Mourinho would love to work with one another again, and with Mourinho back we will become serious contenders for the title again. In fact, we would become favourites. I cannot see Moyes winning the league in his first year with United, and I cannot see this passionless City team win another league during the next few years. Imo it will be a Chelsea - United battle from now on, and Lampard could end the career in a perfect way, by actually winning the title. And we shouldn't forget about the Champions League.