Still don’t buy it. Don’t see how expanding his coffee brand could possibly make up for the salary I imagine being offered in Turkey. But just in case ...
With all the money he is being paid to watch Arsenal, maybe he doesn't need another top dollar contractStill don’t buy it. Don’t see how expanding his coffee brand could possibly make up for the salary I imagine being offered in Turkey. But just in case ...
HE SAVED GUNNERSAURUS,!With all the money he is being paid to watch Arsenal, maybe he doesn't need another top dollar contract
Isn't Ozil either too close to or on the wrong side of Erdogan? Like maybe he just wants to live his life without all that ####.Still don’t buy it. Don’t see how expanding his coffee brand could possibly make up for the salary I imagine being offered in Turkey. But just in case ...
Yes, he is an Erdogan supporter. Another reason Turkey makes sense.Isn't Ozil either too close to or on the wrong side of Erdogan? Like maybe he just wants to live his life without all that ####.
I played against him in college.Interviewed Alexi Lalas for the podcast that came out today. He’s an interesting case. Says a lot of controversial stuff seemingly just for the sake of it, but he was also super laid back and fun to work with despite the fact that there’s nothing in it for him to do our little show.
I was speaking more in general terms. The most controversial thing he said in our interview was that the Columbus Twitter trolls who insist on responding to every post form Austin FC should get a life and move on. That and we had a discussion about his love of 80s hair metal.I played against him in college.
His latest "CP is better than Chelsea and should move on" rant picked up a tiny bit of steam over there. What kind of controversial stuff did he say?
I always felt like he came out of that ESPN embrace debate mold with SAS and Skip and he just says things to get a reaction. So unneccessary that I rarely can listen to him or his "opinion",Interviewed Alexi Lalas for the podcast that came out today. He’s an interesting case. Says a lot of controversial stuff seemingly just for the sake of it, but he was also super laid back and fun to work with despite the fact that there’s nothing in it for him to do our little show.
I took a look at the table the other day and decided this might be the first non-Chelsea game I will watch this year. I worked 12 hour days both days last weekend, and am planning to watch televised sports in my pajamas all weekend, stay extremely high at all times, and not leave the house except to walk to my grill and back.Sunday isn't a must game for either United or Liverpool but it's a huge game.
A draw or loss opens the door for City to take over at the top with their game in hand.Sunday isn't a must game for either United or Liverpool but it's a huge game. Realistically, to stay ahead of Pool I think United need to win. Citeh actually look most likely to win the league, IMO.
Top to bottom the EPL is just a fantastic product this year. Many years ago you had teams that would park the bus and not play but that's not really true today. And the race for Europe is outstanding this year. More fans in the stand is the only thing that could make the league better this year.
It's still too early to call it a must win for either team IMO. Obviously if anyone wants to win the league they'll need to start a good long run soon, but it's possible with so many teams being so close in talent this year, that there won't be a runaway team. I think ManU and Liverpool would both be happy with a tie right now and ecstatic with a win.A draw or loss opens the door for City to take over at the top with their game in hand.
A win or draw keeps Liverpol behind United
With half the season gone and 10 teams within 10 points of the top, I would say this just might be a must win.
The table overall is very tight. AV's 2 games in hand could make it even more so.
I agree with the bolded.It's still too early to call it a must win for either team IMO. Obviously if anyone wants to win the league they'll need to start a good long run soon, but it's possible with so many teams being so close in talent this year, that there won't be a runaway team. I think ManU and Liverpool would both be happy with a tie right now and ecstatic with a win.
Sounds like my kind of guyI was speaking more in general terms. The most controversial thing he said in our interview was that the Columbus Twitter trolls who insist on responding to every post form Austin FC should get a life and move on. That and we had a discussion about his love of 80s hair metal.
As a Liverpool fan I'd be disappointed with a tie. Playing at home and a win takes them top. Almost fully healthy, with Thiago ready to go 90. Only real Q is Fab's CB partner.It's still too early to call it a must win for either team IMO. Obviously if anyone wants to win the league they'll need to start a good long run soon, but it's possible with so many teams being so close in talent this year, that there won't be a runaway team. I think ManU and Liverpool would both be happy with a tie right now and ecstatic with a win.
ETA: Liverpool also heavy favorites: 49%W 25%D 26%LAs a Liverpool fan I'd be disappointed with a tie. Playing at home and a win takes them top. Almost fully healthy, with Thiago ready to go 90. Only real Q is Fab's CB partner.
Agreed. That is a close table less than halfway through.It's still too early to call it a must win for either team IMO. Obviously if anyone wants to win the league they'll need to start a good long run soon, but it's possible with so many teams being so close in talent this year, that there won't be a runaway team. I think ManU and Liverpool would both be happy with a tie right now and ecstatic with a win.
My wife, too. Alexi talking hair metal is the only thing she’s listened to from the 50ish shows we’ve done. That and when I let my 11 YO do my mic check and he made fun of me the whole time so the editor put it in the show.Sounds like my kind of guy
Lampard IMO.Whos on the hottest seat?
Zidane
Pirlo
Lampard
Lampard for me. That's only because of who he works for.Whos on the hottest seat?
Zidane
Pirlo
Lampard
Lampard IMO.
I think he’s gone if they lose their next EPL game against Wolves next week.
I think Pirlo and Zidane will see out the year and be replaced this summer.
Lampard for me. That's only because of who he works for.
Zidane is Zidane to me. Feel like he should still have a lot of credit built up and I believe Madrid is second in the table right now. Pirlo just won some silverware yesterday so he's fine, in my opinion. I'm a Juve fan though, so my expectations are probably not in line with supporters in Turin.
Regarding the bolded, yes.I agree with both on Lampard.
I feel like one La Liga title and 3 CL titles gives Zidane some extra credit and should get him through the season. He may get to start next year but any bumps and hes gone.
This is Pirlo's first season correct? Club legend may get another year, but similar to Zidane, any bumps and hes gone.
Funny thing is 4 years from now, one of these no names will be a member of the National team.I remember when the superdraft was a little buzz-worthy.
1. Austin FC, Daniel Pereira, MF, Virginia Tech
2. FC Cincinnati, Calvin Harris, FW, Wake Forest
3. Colorado Rapids, Philip Mayaka, MF, Clemson
4. D.C. United, Kimarni Smith, FW, Clemson
5. D.C. United, Michael DeShields, DF, Wake Forest
6. Houston Dynamo FC, Ethan Bartlow, DF, Washington
7. Real Salt Lake, Bret Halsey, DF, Virginia
8. Orlando City SC, Derek Dodson, FW, Georgetown
9. Vancouver Whitecaps, David Egbo, FW, Akron
10. Inter Miami CF, Josh Penn, FW, Indy Eleven/Indiana
Steve Bruce should be for NEwcastle but we know he won’tWhos on the hottest seat?
Zidane
Pirlo
Lampard
Wow, didn't realize they were 10 points behind AC Zlatan and 7 behind Inter Manchester. Game in hand helps (lines them up for 3/4 with a win depending on Napoli's game in hand).Regarding the bolded, yes.
Not going to make any excuses but Juve haven't really found their way. Will give Pirlo credit for making Dybala and that other guy work well together. Bad news is Dybala is out for a while I believe. Also like how well McKinney has played.
Gonna be a good run to the end in Italy.
You sound pretty broken up about this."Jesse Lingard has been cut from the core squad of 23 MUFC players. Amad Diallo is soon to be added."
Looks like the end of the run at United for Lingard. With his private life weighing heavily on him, I hope he can sort that out and revive his career. Hopefully a change of scenery can help. Good Luck to him.
Not to count chickens, but Atleti are 7 up on Real, 10 up on Barcelona with a game in hand on each. Real will need to get a lot better and stop dropping winnable points and Atleti will need to regress to historical form (dropping winnable points) instead of getting 2 more points in stoppage time like they did yesterday.Serie A, La Liga and the EPL are set up for some tight races to the top. Serious squeaky bum time.
Yes and no .You sound pretty broken up about this.
The race will always be tight with those two involved. But you might be right that Atleti sitting on top does keep the door open in people's minds. How long was it until people accepted Leicester could win the league the year they did? RM and Barca are capable of making a run at any time. Plus if both beat Atleti that cuts the gap significantly and makes the game in hand a bigger deal. But yes, Atleti is in the driver seat and it may take a lot for either to catch them.Not to count chickens, but Atleti are 7 up on Real, 10 up on Barcelona with a game in hand on each. Real will need to get a lot better and stop dropping winnable points and Atleti will need to regress to historical form (dropping winnable points) instead of getting 2 more points in stoppage time like they did yesterday.
Atleti have won 13 of their last 14 liga games. If the top of the table read "Real Madrid" or "Barcelona" you wouldn't say the title race would be tight.
I take back all the terrible things I said about Luis Suárez. He is a difference maker and wins league titles. What a signing.