Wow. That seems a little off. Why would Barca do that?Nope.
Apparently:
Arthur to Juve for 80 million euros.
Next week Pjanic will go to Barca for 70 million...
Wow. That seems a little off. Why would Barca do that?
Ah ok. Makes sense.They have been after Pjanic for a while.
Arthur had a very mediocre season... if you believe some segments of the Catalan press.
They have de Jong who is younger in basically same spot.
And need to adhere to FFP rules...
Is probably the answer.
There are also rumours Messi does not like Arthur. And that he is not as "committed" as he could be...
Ah ok. Makes sense.
Liverpool 2 points away....it's almost unreal
I have no club in the EPL, but that 2012 finish may have been the craziest end to a season in sports history.I wish I could go to Belgium for next match.
One of my best friends is a Liverpool fan. Would be awesome to see how much it meant to him... even as a City fan.
That 2012 Prem was so cathartic for me I broke my laptop and table by accident and sat and cried on the floor for ten minutes... and then got blind drunk with all my friends. (was living in the Netherlands at the time) I actually get emotional thinking about it. I doubt even the Flyers winning the cup would mean more... even though since ~7 years old have been a bigger Flyers fan than city.
I have no club in the EPL, but that 2012 finish may have been the craziest end to a season in sports history.
The game was on in the morning for me in BC and I was double screening the Manchester matches. When Aguero scored, I screamed out something (cannot remember, but probably multiple profanities) that woke up my wife who thought we were being robbed.
Definitely a defining memory as a neutral supporter.
I have no club in the EPL, but that 2012 finish may have been the craziest end to a season in sports history.
The game was on in the morning for me in BC and I was double screening the Manchester matches. When Aguero scored, I screamed out something (cannot remember, but probably multiple profanities) that woke up my wife who thought we were being robbed.
Definitely a defining memory as a neutral supporter.
I have no club in the EPL, but that 2012 finish may have been the craziest end to a season in sports history.
The game was on in the morning for me in BC and I was double screening the Manchester matches. When Aguero scored, I screamed out something (cannot remember, but probably multiple profanities) that woke up my wife who thought we were being robbed.
Definitely a defining memory as a neutral supporter.
I wish I could go to Belgium for next match.
One of my best friends is a Liverpool fan. Would be awesome to see how much it meant to him... even as a City fan.
That 2012 Prem was so cathartic for me I broke my laptop and table by accident and sat and cried on the floor for ten minutes... and then got blind drunk with all my friends. (was living in the Netherlands at the time) I actually get emotional thinking about it. I doubt even the Flyers winning the cup would mean more... even though since ~7 years old have been a bigger Flyers fan than city.
This is a team that has lost only 2 league games over their last 60-something matches. Anything can obviously happen in sport, but I don’t know how logical it is to write them off.Congrats I guess. Here’s to the shortest reign ever.
This is a team that has lost only 2 league games over their last 60-something matches. Anything can obviously happen in sport, but I don’t know how logical it is to write them off.
it’s not so much them becoming weaker. It’ll be the huge over reaction City have now. They’ll go out and buy Mbappe this summer or something ridiculous.
Just caught up on scores since my dvr scheduling didn't work.
@Appleyard - can you give me a run down of the game? Did we get lucky or was it fairly even (given your i jury hit squad)?
@Captain Dave Poulin - you're welcome. Chelsea continues their streak of awarding titles to teams.
City were better in the first half... and generally controlled play.
But after De Bruyne scored it was all Chelsea on counters and quick plays out of midfield barring a couple of great chances Sterling created.
Citys defence was awful and Chelsea had one cleared off the line by Walker.
Mendy and Gundogan had awful games and combined on the first goal against in comedy fashion. Worst game for both in City shirts. I keyed in on Gundogan in second half and he was on a different planet... isolating his own players as not going to create passing lanes or options... head looked in clouds.