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2016-17 Club Soccer (UCL, EL, Libertadores, CCL & Domestic Leagues)
- Thread starter Snorky's Shame
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Snorky's Shame
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And the clock ticks on for another year to Hamburg's detriment.
Good to hear Derek Rae again though.
Good to hear Derek Rae again though.
Karl Hungus
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That whole club is fucked. They need to go down and do a complete shake-up. Look for another relegation battle next season.
Karl Hungus
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Karl Hungus
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Ffffffuuuuuu
Hachiko
The Akita on Utopia
Snorky's Shame
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Anyone following the 1860 debacle? Could be going from 2.Bundesliga to the Amateur leagues.
Karl Hungus
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Yeah, out of nowhere their main investor was like "nah, I don't want to pay for the 3.Liga license unless you make concessions to me that are actually against the law." Seems like a great guy.
Karl Hungus
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Black Eyed Peas? What is this, 2007?
Karl Hungus
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Hoooooly fuck, Mandzukic!!!!
Karl Hungus
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Fuck, I hate Real so much.
Snorky's Shame
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Juventus has not shown up for the second half.
Snorky's Shame
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So you need two goals and you sub out Dybala?
Congrats Madrid.
Congrats Madrid.
Snorky's Shame
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I wonder how this Real Madrid team will be remembered in the coming years. They do have the UCL resume but they've only won one La Liga title and they haven't really changed the game like Ajax of the early 70's, Milan of the late 80's-early 90's or Barcelona of the late 2000's-mid 2010's. Can't really say they're on the level of Ferguson's Manchester United or Liverpool of the late 70's-mid 80's because of the lack of league titles. I'd say they're the second best Real Madrid team in their history just below DiStefano's Madrid but ahead of the Galactico's and the Butragueno team of the late 80's.
Snorky's Shame
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I'd say a slight lean toward Zidane and here's why:
1) He's really mastered the art of squad rotation unlike well, Luis Enrique. Granted Real Madrid is deeper but he wasn't afraid to rest Ronaldo towards the end of La Liga even when they needed points.
2) Wasn't afraid to sit Bale and James which probably had to make Florentino Perez cringe.
3) Hard to quantify this without being in the locker room, but he seems to be a great motivator. Just look at today, Real Madrid just ran Juventus off the park after halftime and he did a good job repairing the damage Benitez did last year.
4) He played Casemiro. A midfield of Modric, Kroos and James was never going to work well since none of them are true Dmids. With Casemiro doing the hard work (and somehow staying on the field at times) with Modric and Kroos, this is now the best midfield in the world.
1) He's really mastered the art of squad rotation unlike well, Luis Enrique. Granted Real Madrid is deeper but he wasn't afraid to rest Ronaldo towards the end of La Liga even when they needed points.
2) Wasn't afraid to sit Bale and James which probably had to make Florentino Perez cringe.
3) Hard to quantify this without being in the locker room, but he seems to be a great motivator. Just look at today, Real Madrid just ran Juventus off the park after halftime and he did a good job repairing the damage Benitez did last year.
4) He played Casemiro. A midfield of Modric, Kroos and James was never going to work well since none of them are true Dmids. With Casemiro doing the hard work (and somehow staying on the field at times) with Modric and Kroos, this is now the best midfield in the world.
