Essential The Official Football (Soccer) Thread - The Slotification of Liverpool is nearly complete

[Givethanks]

Just got home, as soon as I put the game on, I see some Messi magic

 

[BlackBall]

 

[CEO of Morgan Industries]

I did not expect Mikael Arteta to have crossover with Scott Steiner today. 2020 is keeping up the weirdness to the end.

 

[THEREALBRAND]

Merry Christmas.

Shambles

 

[noob_saibot]

Any serious club would have sacked Arteta by now.. That gk is the worst I've ever seen play for us too, whoever was involved in that deal needs to be investigated, this guy is non-league level.

 

[merklman]

I really thought mourinhos time at Real Madrid
would change him for the better
He initially started out by playing destroyers in midfield(ie Pepe ) and got destroyed by Barca. - I mean he didn’t want to play Benzema because he wanted a striker that can hold the ball.
-didn’t want to play modric, ozil, di maria, ronaldo, Marcelo, benzema at the same time.
His best team there was putting all his best attacking players in the lineup.
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I hear you but tbf he had some solid, textbook defenders at his disposal - Pepe, Carvalho, Marcelo, Ramos and quality young defenders coming through. . . You could therefore afford to worry less about conceding. This mf has to rely on Dier and Aurier week in, week out at spurs

 

[KamikazePilot]

ARSENAL IN THE MUD

 

[TobiOT]

Pep Guardiola says it would be a "big mistake" for Arsenal to sack manager Mikel Arteta after Manchester City's 4-1 win over the Gunners in the Carabao Cup quarter-finals on Tuesday.

Arsenal are without a win in eight domestic league and cup matches.

Arteta left City, where he was Guardiola's assistant, 12 months ago to take charge at Emirates Stadium.

"I'm pretty sure they are going to trust him," said Guardiola when asked if Arsenal need to stick with Arteta.

"They will do a big mistake if they are thinking [of dismissing him]."

 

[TobiOT]

Brehs look finished.

 

[Yehuda]

Pep Guardiola says it would be a "big mistake" for Arsenal to sack manager Mikel Arteta after Manchester City's 4-1 win over the Gunners in the Carabao Cup quarter-finals on Tuesday.

Arsenal are without a win in eight domestic league and cup matches.

Arteta left City, where he was Guardiola's assistant, 12 months ago to take charge at Emirates Stadium.

"I'm pretty sure they are going to trust him," said Guardiola when asked if Arsenal need to stick with Arteta.

"They will do a big mistake if they are thinking [of dismissing him]."

 

[blues_funk_reggae]

I'm looking at the Arsenal highlights and the second goal City scored is just atrocious keeping. Keeper cheats and stands on that side of the goal....the ball is hit directly at him....he's in perfect position to catch it.....and he still flaps at it. You can't make this shyt up.

 

[blues_funk_reggae]

Concacaf Champions League final: LAFC v Tigres

Not exactly Liverpool/AC Milan but I'll take it as some late night entertainment

I always wondered why Gignac bounced from Europe, he's been at Tigres for a minute now.

 

[Montez]

Concacaf Champions League final: LAFC v Tigres

Not exactly Liverpool/AC Milan but I'll take it as some late night entertainment

I always wondered why Gignac bounced from Europe, he's been at Tigres for a minute now.

Breh reminds me of Brando. He looks like the type to love the women and food.

 

[MikelArteta]

Any serious club would have sacked Arteta by now.. That gk is the worst I've ever seen play for us too, whoever was involved in that deal needs to be investigated, this guy is non-league level.

If Leno gets injured again like last year this was the bum they had behind him

 

[MikelArteta]

all arteta friends and people who played with him back this bum

he’s the one who sold Martinez and signed this bum gk

He’s not even an Arsenal legend like ljunberg yet dude is Teflon like he’s Thierry Henry

luiz injured right back out there
Partey injured pushed back out there
Martinelli injured pushed back out there again