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Jose Mourinho does it again, and this time makes it a treble. The guy is a winner despite his flaws. I'd be highly surprised if Real don't make a move.
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He is a winner. Also, the Argies look good up front.
Blackpool in the Prem!!!! Like Bradford when they got in. Just does not sound right.
Blackpool in the Prem!!!! Like Bradford when they got in. Just does not sound right.
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Agreed. But at least Blackpool has some kind of history. Yes it's from way back, but any club that had Stanley Mathews playing for them deserves a mention in the history books. I hope they don't do anything stupid and over spend.jellyheadrobertson wrote:He is a winner. Also, the Argies look good up front.
Blackpool in the Prem!!!! Like Bradford when they got in. Just does not sound right.
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Emlyn Hughes and Alan Ball too (AB was at Blackpool when England won the WC). Really made up for Blackpool winning the play off. My dad's a long suffering Seasider. He went today with some of his mates. I'm sure there was a combination of tears and laughter at the end.MickeyG wrote:Agreed. But at least Blackpool has some kind of history. Yes it's from way back, but any club that had Stanley Mathews playing for them deserves a mention in the history books. I hope they don't do anything stupid and over spend.jellyheadrobertson wrote:He is a winner. Also, the Argies look good up front.
Blackpool in the Prem!!!! Like Bradford when they got in. Just does not sound right.
I doubt Blackpool will buy any players of significance. They'll pocket the money (approx GBP90m), tidy up the ground/facilities and be better off for the future. Certs for relegation but they won't mind too much.
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Good call on Bally Supersonic, it was after the World Cup that he moved from Blackpool to Everton.
I'm from the North West myself, Blackpool being one of my local seaside towns along with Southport.
And I think you are right, although they might get relegated straight away, that kind of money if used right could keep them as a yo-yo club between the prem and championship for a while. Rather than fighting relegation in the Championship.
I'm from the North West myself, Blackpool being one of my local seaside towns along with Southport.
And I think you are right, although they might get relegated straight away, that kind of money if used right could keep them as a yo-yo club between the prem and championship for a while. Rather than fighting relegation in the Championship.
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They already did I thinkMickeyG wrote:Jose Mourinho does it again, and this time makes it a treble. The guy is a winner despite his flaws. I'd be highly surprised if Real don't make a move.
100 million for 5 years
Inter played some unwatchable football though this season but the results are there I guess
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That's one thing that goes against Jose - his style of play.SLASH1976 wrote:They already did I thinkMickeyG wrote:Jose Mourinho does it again, and this time makes it a treble. The guy is a winner despite his flaws. I'd be highly surprised if Real don't make a move.
100 million for 5 years
Inter played some unwatchable football though this season but the results are there I guess
And at a place like Madrid, if you don't win AND play shitty football you will be sacked, no questions asked.
Nice to see Ribery stay at Bayern, I wondered if City or Chelsea might sign him.
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True but it's gonna give the matches against Barca an extra charge. Not that those matches need anyMickeyG wrote:That's one thing that goes against Jose - his style of play.SLASH1976 wrote:They already did I thinkMickeyG wrote:Jose Mourinho does it again, and this time makes it a treble. The guy is a winner despite his flaws. I'd be highly surprised if Real don't make a move.
100 million for 5 years
Inter played some unwatchable football though this season but the results are there I guess
And at a place like Madrid, if you don't win AND play shitty football you will be sacked, no questions asked.

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The problem at Madrid is that they rather wish to win 4-3 than 1-0. There has to be goals.MickeyG wrote:That's one thing that goes against Jose - his style of play.SLASH1976 wrote:They already did I thinkMickeyG wrote:Jose Mourinho does it again, and this time makes it a treble. The guy is a winner despite his flaws. I'd be highly surprised if Real don't make a move.
100 million for 5 years
Inter played some unwatchable football though this season but the results are there I guess
And at a place like Madrid, if you don't win AND play shitty football you will be sacked, no questions asked.

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It seems a certainty now, although nothing official yet.
Hopefully he will raid Chelsea and Liverpool for their best players, but pay buttons for them. He does like to try to take players with him when he moves so I wouldn't be surprised to see a few Inter players linked with a move.
Hopefully he will raid Chelsea and Liverpool for their best players, but pay buttons for them. He does like to try to take players with him when he moves so I wouldn't be surprised to see a few Inter players linked with a move.
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News here said Sneijder might go back to MadridMickeyG wrote:It seems a certainty now, although nothing official yet.
Hopefully he will raid Chelsea and Liverpool for their best players, but pay buttons for them. He does like to try to take players with him when he moves so I wouldn't be surprised to see a few Inter players linked with a move.
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He gets criticized for defensive tactics, but his teams have quality attackers too. Don't give anything away, beat them with quality when you have the ball.
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Mourinho wants Lampard and Gerrard. I wouldn't mind them going.

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One or the other. He should know they can't play together!Hellsinkey wrote:Mourinho wants Lampard and Gerrard. I wouldn't mind them going.

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Gerrard hasn;t played well all season, in some cases very badly, always looks injured and easily marked out of games.pieceofme wrote:One or the other. He should know they can't play together!Hellsinkey wrote:Mourinho wants Lampard and Gerrard. I wouldn't mind them going.
If he stays at Liverpool , next season will be the same , new challenge needed
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Don't want to get too excited yet, but all indications looks like the Spanish Waiter is gone. Happy Dance Happy Dance
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LOL, well I'm glad that Jose is in Madrid and isn't gonna replace Rafa if he goes. That's would have been a disaster if it had happened.
Who do you think will take over, Jelly?
Who do you think will take over, Jelly?
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To tell you the truth, I just don't know. Depends how much we are willing to spend. It might be King Kenny. All I want is a manager that brings back nice attacking football. The Rafa and Houllier years were horrible to watch.MickeyG wrote:LOL, well I'm glad that Jose is in Madrid and isn't gonna replace Rafa if he goes. That's would have been a disaster if it had happened.
Who do you think will take over, Jelly?
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I know it's not official yet, but if he does go I'm surprised it's took them this long to try and do something. I thought it would be right after the season has ended. Maybe once Rafa heard how much transfer money he's gonna get he started whinging and the Yanks decided this is a good time to try and negotiate a departure. Apparently he's been offered 3 mil, but his contract is for 16. I suspect there will be some haggling over price.
The club really is in limbo because the Yanks are trying to sell. Would any current reputable manager want to take over knowing the financial constraints and the fact the club is up for sale? I know as a United fan I should be enjoying the turmoil, but as with the Glazers at United it leaves a bad taste in the mouth. It's not good for English football.
The club really is in limbo because the Yanks are trying to sell. Would any current reputable manager want to take over knowing the financial constraints and the fact the club is up for sale? I know as a United fan I should be enjoying the turmoil, but as with the Glazers at United it leaves a bad taste in the mouth. It's not good for English football.
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Well, it's official now.
I wonder who the Yanks will go after. Will Torres and Stevie Me stay? Mascherano? How does Reina feel after he's just signed a new contract?
I wonder who the Yanks will go after. Will Torres and Stevie Me stay? Mascherano? How does Reina feel after he's just signed a new contract?
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Torres and Gerrard could well be going, both have refused to comment about the future, until after the World Cup. It's also a chance to higher their price if cup goes well. As Lampard isn't allowed to leave, Gerrard could be going to Madrid. Torres has been mentioned for Chelsea. Who knows?MickeyG wrote:Well, it's official now.
I wonder who the Yanks will go after. Will Torres and Stevie Me stay? Mascherano? How does Reina feel after he's just signed a new contract?

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Torres would be a good fit for Man United
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Retract that statement please.SLASH1976 wrote:Torres would be a good fit for Man United

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My dad reckons Gerrard has been offered to 4 English clubs.
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Blackpool??? I would like him to stay, but understand him leaving. We could get big cash before he gets too old. Liverpool is a huge mess. I honestly believe it will take a while for this team to get it's confidence back and break out of Rafa's negative football. I believe there might be lean years to come.They gave up under Benitez. As far as Torres goes, he is brilliant but is crocked too much. He might go too unless the supporting cast improves.MickeyG wrote:My dad reckons Gerrard has been offered to 4 English clubs.
Reina has just signed a big contract and likes it here. Of the three I would like him to stay the most. Arguably the best keeper in the Prem. Saved his team's asses many times this year.
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ManC? Who else?MickeyG wrote:My dad reckons Gerrard has been offered to 4 English clubs.

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He would be but he's a bit too injury prone imo.SLASH1976 wrote:Torres would be a good fit for Man United
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jellyheadrobertson wrote:Blackpool??? I would like him to stay, but understand him leaving. We could get big cash before he gets too old. Liverpool is a huge mess. I honestly believe it will take a while for this team to get it's confidence back and break out of Rafa's negative football. I believe there might be lean years to come.They gave up under Benitez. As far as Torres goes, he is brilliant but is crocked too much. He might go too unless the supporting cast improves.MickeyG wrote:My dad reckons Gerrard has been offered to 4 English clubs.
Reina has just signed a big contract and likes it here. Of the three I would like him to stay the most. Arguably the best keeper in the Prem. Saved his team's asses many times this year.

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Er No. Not many in the Prem better than him. He make s the odd mistake for sure but look at the back four he had in front of him. They were crap for the most part This year he was awesome, can't stop beach balls though.pieceofme wrote:jellyheadrobertson wrote:Blackpool??? I would like him to stay, but understand him leaving. We could get big cash before he gets too old. Liverpool is a huge mess. I honestly believe it will take a while for this team to get it's confidence back and break out of Rafa's negative football. I believe there might be lean years to come.They gave up under Benitez. As far as Torres goes, he is brilliant but is crocked too much. He might go too unless the supporting cast improves.MickeyG wrote:My dad reckons Gerrard has been offered to 4 English clubs.
Reina has just signed a big contract and likes it here. Of the three I would like him to stay the most. Arguably the best keeper in the Prem. Saved his team's asses many times this year.![]()
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I'd say Reina is one of the best in the Prem. All keepers make mistakes. Long gone are the days when England had the best keepers. Now all the best goalkeepers are foreigners.