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"Bitte, Bitte, Ivica! Bitte, Bitte, Bitte".... and then there's an awkward silence "Schweinsteiger mussen.... Schweinsteiger mussen. Bitte Schweini!!".... awkward silence. "Scheisst Drogba! Du bist Scheisst! Drogba, Drogba, Drogba an den Zoo! Nein nein nein!".... and the biggest awkward silence of them all That translates to: "Please, please, Ivica!" "Schweinsteiger must, Schweinsteiger must, please Schweini!" "Fuck off Drogba! You're shit! You belong in a zoo! No, no, noooooooooo!" They even tried insulting him in English "Drogba du bist einen arsehole!"

He's a funny guy. "Stamford Bridge, what a great place to be man, a really famous stadium and it's been my dream". "I love Manchester United, wow, what a great club".

Come on now, if someone did this to you: Wouldn't you be afraid of contact for a few weeks?

I must admit that my perception of FC Copenhagen is somewhat distorted by the presence of Dame N'Doye. What a man he is

They tend to show up against big teams. I remember they beat United about 3 years ago, and they performed fairly well against us. They held Barcelona to a 1-1 draw as well without parking the bus, and they could have beaten them if it weren't for that cunt Valdes. The Danish league isn't that great but it'll still be good for his confidence and development to return to his free scoring Anderlecht days. If he stays in England he won't get as many goals. It'll do him a lot of confidence to come back to Chelsea on the back of 20 goals rather than 10.

They're certainly a far better club than Stoke, and all of the Premier League up to about 9th/8th place. Remember, they gave Barcelona a good run in 2010. So much so that they had to resort to blatant cheating and despicable behaviour like this: Poor N'Doye Also they are ranked Europe's 42nd best club. To put that in perspective, Juventus are 41 and Spartak Moscow are 43.

Copenhagen have European football. Better than him playing anywhere else.

Exactly. Football is all about making money, not at all about fielding strong teams and winning trophies. Arsene Wenger really is a genius you know. Degree in economics, no wonder Le Prof is the best (general) manager (of finance) in the world. He's so good, the EU should just take his economic advice on restructuring debt and rebuilding national economies. Bring in cheap, young workers from other parts of the world, train and groom them into the best of their industry and then export them to richer places. Problem solved.

Yeah, we're plastic for running our club at a debt to win trophies but they're organic bastions of moral football for setting aside everything to focus on profit. Investment vehicles are better for football than billionaire takeovers.

Weren't they the outright most wealthy family at one point? I think they still might be. Anti-Semitism has nothing to do with the Rothchild's being filthy rich.

Not trophy whores, their cash whores. They only came here for the money. It has nothing to do with the fact that we actually challenge and win trophies every other year..

Milito on the wing And I think he might just, just prefer Paulo Ferreira to Zanetti.

I think that would be his dream team. Except knowing him he'll prefer Pandev on the wing to Eto'o.

He might not be a racist but the point is he'll still remain the most hated footballer in England regardless of how this decision goes.

I assume that means 3-4-3, stupidly high line, play midfielders at centre back, give the ball to Messi (Mata ) and let him dribble 3 defenders before scoring a placed shot.

I like the 4-2-3-1 more than 4-3-3. That double screen in front of the defence is great and helps our stability.

SURELY that's not serious?! SURELY!! :lol: :lol: :lol:

The current players are shit and the youth are by and large, shit. Do you bother with improving your football when your economy is in massive trouble? There won't be reform and as a result England will continue being poor for a few decades yet. 'Carra' is onto something though. England needs a distinctive style. It doesn't matter if it's 4-4-2, rigid, direct, they don't like it up 'em or 3-4-3 Pep Guardiola style. What's important is that they have a unified style right from the top levels down to St. Albans under 5s. Right now the problem as I understand is that youth coaches drum their own ideology into their players, and at professional level, managers do the same. So instead of having 11 players working as a unit with each one understanding down to the letter everything each of his teammates are obliged to do; you have 11 confused players that have each been taught something different. It's like being pulled by 4 horses at the same time. Most of the great international teams of the past have been dominated by players from just one or two clubs. This helps with the consistency.

So many gaffes here. The hosts of this Aussie breakfast TV show were discussing home invasions and what they used to protect themselves and their family from intruders. "My husband is my long stabby thing" "Why would you want to stab them? That means you have to get close to them... I'd rather be at a distance whacking them off"

I can just imagine a lot of the plastics at North London wetting themselves at this: http://www.dailymail...in-Arsenal.html What is he on about? Why would we be interested in him? When did we even give him the chance to snub us?

The end result is immaterial. No one expects any better from him anyway, and prison time has been ruled out. Worst case he pays a fine and gets racist chanted at him for the rest of his life. Best case, he still gets racist chanted at him for the rest of his life but saves a few thousand pounds. As no one expects any better behaviour from him it won't even damage his morale and confidence as a player, the verdict has been a foregone conclusion for some time in the eyes of most people. It's such a non-event, I don't know what Ferdinand is hoping for here. Prison time for calling someone a black cunt?

It'll come down to this, I think. Will he leave her: For her? No offence at all to Eva but I wouldn't... More seriously though he's not going to sign for us. I think Emenalo has proven himself to be capable enough to not try a risky move like this.

I would like to say: I didn't do nothing. Cap is no longer never was a spammer!

It was because: That's how it happened. As opposed to: .Ronaldo's transfer was far more honourable.