MAN UTD, ARSENAL, LiVERPOOL, MAN CiTY, AC MilAn , MADRID...etc

^ Come on man . . . NEYMAR! Dude looks like he is straight out of the movie "Beat Street / Electric Boogie " with all that break dancing on the pitch.



^ STRONGEST OFF HAND IN THE WORLD ! ! ! ​

 

Sorry if I was not clear Rad, I do not like Anyone who does the acting theatrics on the ground. Argentine players are mostly known for Not doing exactly that ( most not all ) Being a fanatic argentine, I naturally do not like neymar nor mostly all brazilian players, aside from ronaldinho I would have to say he was fun.

After and only after argentina, I would take uruguay, I have always talked suarez up before and after his nasty tactics, aside from way over reacting a hand full of times the guy is a beast of a player.

You all spend time on youtube watching greatest plays or best gol videos?

 

^ Yes. . . I respect Aguero and I do like Suarez . . . Dudes a beast. I watch old videos for the time I missed the greats. I never really got to see how glorious Eric Cantona, Peter Schmeichel, to George Best was. How amazing Pele and Maradona was. . . You have to do yourself a favour and watch classic film. ​

 

19 both my parents came here from Guatemala. Guatemala's soccer league and national team is a disgrace and we have very few players who have made it only to the MLS. I grew up an America fan because my dad but soon also became a Barcelona fan because my older brother loved Real Madrid and I couldn't imagine agreeing with him at the time. But I do try to watch all leagues when possible

 

I had the luck of having Schmeichel play for my team for a bit (Sporting Clube De Portugal) and help us win the league. Love him!

 

Im 26, born and raised in the Bay Area. Both my parents are from Mexico so my national support is with them.

I support Arsenal, I have for as long as I can remember. Growing up with an older brother who was just as passionate about the game, we would wake up on the weekends to watch the Arsenal. Earliest memories are from the beginning of Arsene Wenger's appointment as manager and the days of Wright and Vieira.

I religiously watch the Premier League whenever possible and vaguely watch/pay attention to other leagues.

 

I'm 34 born and raised in Hermosillo, Mex, both my parents are from Sonora, Mex. I lived several years in Phoenix, Az but didn't really liked it so came back to Hermosillo.
I was raised watching baseball actually (I know borring) and wasn't till high school when I started watching Juve and AC Milan, and that's when my love for football started. I follow Serie A and big fan of Juve, La Liga with Real (I hate Barcelona, Neymar specially) and EPL, although I don't have a specific team for EPL but I still follow it. National teams of course Mexico and Italy (becuase of Juve and late 90's early 00's AC Milan)

 

Damn I'm ready for Klopp to clean house.

 

Did they play bad? I was out in the field so couldn't watch the game.
I do know that Villareal has a pretty good defense

 

How was the goal? it was a decent game, I watched up until the 65'. That first chance by allen should've been a goal.

 

They played great until the last 45 seconds. Defense was caught out of position, easy one two pass.....easy goal.

Allen definitely should have buried that one. The goal was stupid mistakes. The inconsistent play just drives me nuts.

So, Liverpool Need 2 goals or 1 without allowing Villarreal to score next Thursday?

 

One would just send it to overtime, so 2 to advance and NOT to concede at home.

 

And if they concede at home, then they will always have to win that game by at least two goals because of having lost the 1st leg.

 

Looks like a big weekend in a few leagues. In Portugal, 1st place team plays tonight. Tomorrow my team which is in 2nd place by 2 points plays against an arch rival who is in 3rd place with no shot at the tittle or 2nd place at all. Should be interesting. Really hoping the 1st place team either draws or loses tonight.

Then in La Liga, all three top teams are separated by just a couple points play as well.

And then there's the massive Cinderella story of the EPL. LCFC plays Sunday at MUFC and with a win they're champs.

As S.A.F. used to say... squeaky bum bum time!

 

What a game! Very surprised no one from Tottenham was sent off. Plenty should have seen red.


Glad Leicester won it! Well deserved.

 

Awesome story for Leicester , a guy that works for the glass company that I use is originally for Leicester and we've been talking about this for a while now .

Saw a report on our news about the whole thing , 5000-1 odds at the beginning of the season , they interviewed a guy that bet the equivalent of $7 and was going to pot $35K

Crazy

 

Yeah, nuts, the best underdogstory, in sports,ever! IMO

 

Leicester Champions of EPL!
WOW!!

 

Congrats to LC!!! Great season and story. Vardy was the man this year. I hope they make a good showing in the Champions League next year.

 

As good of a story as it is, next year they'll crash out if they don't load up the squad in the summer market. With the UCL on the competitions calendar next season, plus the long and hard EPL seasw, plus the internal cups, they'll need a deeper squad next season.