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Insidious Von

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Where is Materazzi ? LOL Champion league Games today tuesday Nov 27 3pm
Zizou lied about why he headbutted the Italian, Razzone always was a notorious nipple pincher.

Whatever happened to Judge Rocco Spaccamurro...who ruled his court with an iron salsice.

 

bver_hunter

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I signed up for Dazn although I would have rather not but they have rights to the champions league for 3 years so this is our reality for the foreseeable future. We’re basically paying more for the same product. Sportsnet and TSN still have the Premier league so I can’t drop those channels.

I’ve watched a few boxing events on Dazn which I never would of otherwise. They have the Anthony Joshua fights and Wilder vs Fury as well. They also have international rugby which TSN and Sportsnet don’t show. If Dazn got the BPL as well then I could cancel my cable, although I could see their rates increasing if they did manage to get a monopoly on all the leagues.
Looks like the EPL is toast as far as the Cable Providers are concerned. DAZN will be taking over the EPL:

DAZN scoops English Premier League's Canadian broadcast rights away from TSN, Sportsnet:

https://theprovince.com/sports/socc...lish-premier-league-canadian-broadcast-rights

No doubt that once they get the monopoly of all the sports, they will start jacking up the prices of their subscriptions.
So if true, then it is time to cut the cables. Yes??
 

Gibbons#1

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Is everyone in mourning about the Italian clubs getting knocked out by the English clubs?
 

Insidious Von

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The EPL has improved in the CL the last two seasons, prior to that they wer in a funk since wining it in 2012.

Inter blew it, Napoli's defense conceded too many goals, Roma snuck in by the back door and Juve got lazy. After Mo Salah made Mario Rui look like something out of a Monty Python football game, I don't expect him to around long. Liverpool has benefited bigly by signing Roma players. The EPL has the money, after Brexit that may change.

Roma fans can't ask for much more than James Palotta has given, they desperately need a new stadium to seriously compete in the CL.

 

Gibbons#1

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The EPL has improved in the CL the last two seasons, prior to that they wer in a funk since wining it in 2012.

Inter blew it, Napoli's defense conceded too many goals, Roma snuck in by the back door and Juve got lazy. After Mo Salah made Mario Rui look like something out of a Monty Python football game, I don't expect him to around long. Liverpool has benefited bigly by signing Roma players. The EPL has the money, after Brexit that may change.

Roma fans can't ask for much more than James Palotta has given, they desperately need a new stadium to seriously compete in the CL.

The English league have the money, and they have also benefitted from having these great managers come in like Guardiola, Klopp, Pochetino, Sarri, Conte, Emery, and to a lesser extent Mourinho. You can tell that the England national team is also benefitting from having their players coached by these managers.

Salah and Allison were 2 really good signings for Liverpool, I’m hindsight Roma could’ve even made them pay more for those 2.
 

Insidious Von

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Salah and Allison were 2 really good signings for Liverpool, I’m hindsight Roma could’ve even made them pay more for those 2.
Serie A has stepped up its game when it comes to developing players. Salah was a reject when he joined Fiorentina and Alisson was a backup for a number of years. Fiorentina stalled paying Chelsea's loan fee for Salah, Roma stepped in with the payment.
 

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I was watching this week Uefa and I got to say Demele' is a very good player. Great acceleration...the Tottenham Barca was a very good game.

 

Don Draper

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...and they have also benefitted from having these great managers come in like Guardiola, Klopp, Pochetino, Sarri, Conte, Emery, and to a lesser extent Mourinho.
Read that again. Which one of those coaches is from England?

Point proven over and over and over.

EPL = league in decay.
 

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Read that again. Which one of those coaches is from England?

Point proven over and over and over.

EPL = league in decay.

Pretty sure the post was saying that good (great) foreign coaches have come in which has strengthened the players and level of play in the league. Very accurate point. The EPL also manages to bring in lots of amazing players with their spending power as it is the most watched league in the world with great endorsement deals and TV revenue.

With four of four teams progressing in the Champions League and two or two progressing in the Europa League it is hard to say the league is in decay...
 

Insidious Von

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Let's not forget Il Giocondi winning the EPL title with Leicester.

With the knockout phase of the upcoming CL, I may have to rethink that Maury from Goodfellas saying about DAZN, "fuck Al-Jazeera, fuck em in the ear".
 

Phil C. McNasty

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I was surprised but I think MU are sixth, he'll get a job somewhere else. Maybe its already lined up, we just don't know it
I think the big Euro clubs are done with him since he cant seem to last more than 3 years in one place.
He will still be in demand with midtable teams, however.

BTW him and Pogba hated each other
 

Gibbons#1

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I think the big Euro clubs are done with him since he cant seem to last more than 3 years in one place.
He will still be in demand with midtable teams, however.

BTW him and Pogba hated each other
That’s probably the last we see of Mourinho in the premier league but there’s already reports that Madrid might be interested.

Don’t they still like him over at Inter?
 

Zaibetter

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He taunted Juventus fans and club when MU won at the uefa game. I doubt Italians will take him.
 

Don Draper

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That’s probably the last we see of Mourinho in the premier league but there’s already reports that Madrid might be interested.

Don’t they still like him over at Inter?
Mou is an arrogant, unreasonable bitch. I love watching him choke on his own feces everywhere he goes.

His ego will only tolerate offers from G 17 clubs. There is likely no more of those coming. He's damaged goods with a bad stench attached. No board wants to deal with him. He talked himself out of a job with my Blaugrana and I'm so glad he did.

He'll never coach the Colchoneros and he's not welcome back at Bernabeu (Florentino doesn't want to clean his shit and Ramos hates him, another arrogant bitch to speak of).

He'll most likely watch TV at home for 18 months and then take over the Seleção.
 

Insidious Von

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"The Special One" can still conjure magic, a win at Juventus Stadium is rare. I'm sure Inter will be interested, it was a huge mistake on Mou part to leave in the first place.

Giovanni Simeone has decided his National Team future, it's Argentina. He had a choice of Spain and Italy as well. Born in Madrid, he's spent the last 3 years in Serie A currently with Fiorentina. He's not a bull like his father but he's fast an smart, an opportunistic goal scorer. The problem I see with the Albiceleste, Messy is running the show. We say how well that played out in Russia, he may not get many starts.

 

Phil C. McNasty

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That’s probably the last we see of Mourinho in the premier league but there’s already reports that Madrid might be interested.

Don’t they still like him over at Inter?
I just read that on Marca. I think it would be a mistake by Perez though, but it might just happen.
Inter I suppose is also possible, but I dont see it happening.

Maybe his future now lies in managing national teams like the way Capello's career went
 

Don Draper

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I just read that on Marca. I think it would be a mistake by Perez though, but it might just happen.
Inter I suppose is also possible, but I dont see it happening.

Maybe his future now lies in managing national teams like the way Capello's career went
Don't read Marca. Ever. You're an informed and aware individual.

Reading Marca is like looking into a toilet bowl and wondering if the previous shit stains are forming some sort of decipherable pattern.
 
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