Me too. If he hasn't managed Woolwich, I would love him to manage us in our current situation. He may not be the big manager for big club; but he seems to know how to weather the storm to punch above his underdog team weight.
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I shit on Emery at the time because he managed Woolwich (obviously), but objectively what he dealt with from the English media and Woolwich supporters was ridiculous and offensive at times.
Pundit logic is that with Kane United would have won even though Cavani was their best player.
What I am saying is pundits are dumb.
Lineker is one of the biggest cunts on English football I’m not surprised. He’s funny as a rock
Based on Liverpool, only another 25 years or so of it but probably without the odd Champions League thrown in the mix.
And by dodgy you obviously mean shit
Trippier went into a league with Messi and still won a trophy before us.
Its hilarious isnt. How many of the cunts mocking him can speak spanish?
Very weird fanbase, some are celebrating for losing a final 
Cool pic
Look, Capoue's debut match was one of the better debut matches I can recall. I thought he performed fucking extraordinarily in his debut. I had extremely high hopes. Then I recall that he got severely injured in like literally his second game.
And he was never the same for Spurs.
Sad.
That was before tonight.
Do you know the odds that a random keeper would concede 36 straight penalties? 3 in 10,000
Do you know the odds that a random keeper would concede 47 straight penalties? 3 in 100,000
These stats are relevant for regular penalty takers (outfield players).
I am sure when you take into account the keeper scoring a penalty against him, the odds are like 1 in a million.
I guess those that loved De Gea as a keeper were right... he is a one in a million goalkeeper!
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Great Ebening!
Villareal, a small-town team that found themselves thrown into the big time in the early 2000's and have managed to entrench themselves there despite never quite having their big moment in the sun have finally won the first major trophy in their history, beating no less than Manchester United to do it. Congratulations to them, what a beautiful day for football.
It's an absolute disgrace they play this game on a weeknight. Nothing that happens in the CL final will have anywhere near the resonance of this as a story. Football can stir the human spirit like few other things when it lets itself do it.
It's an absolute disgrace they play this game on a weeknight. Nothing that happens in the CL final will have anywhere near the resonance of this as a story. Football can stir the human spirit like few other things when it lets itself do it.
Does Villareal still have the nickname "The Yellow Submarines"? They earned that name from famously "sinking" much larger clubs.
I like that name...