UEFA Europa League 2017-18 - featuring Arsenal FC!
03-08-2018
, 03:26 PM
03-08-2018
, 03:41 PM
That was the original question, if Arsenal played Everton, Palace or teams who are struggling or just generally not nearly as good as them. It'd be happy days.
They lost to a great Spurs side, lost a dead rubber, played City back to back and it's panic stations, massive pressure going away to Brighton. Sure they have their problems and their away from is piss poor this season.
Mean, Milan are bringing on Borini to chase a game with 10 to go.
03-08-2018
, 03:49 PM
03-08-2018
, 04:08 PM
03-08-2018
, 05:19 PM
Quote:
I present you with Valenzuela Europa League run theorem.
Big clubs hire managers from clubs who go into a good run in the EL when such runs had to do more with variance than with expert coaching skills.
The big club then suffers as a result. Liverpool were victim of this by hiring uncle Roy back in the days.
This year victims are Sevilla and Dortmund.
Big clubs hire managers from clubs who go into a good run in the EL when such runs had to do more with variance than with expert coaching skills.
The big club then suffers as a result. Liverpool were victim of this by hiring uncle Roy back in the days.
This year victims are Sevilla and Dortmund.
A year ago this guy was considered a genius fwiw. Think he's a fine manager for smaller clubs but he's pretty much robbed Dortmund of their identity.
03-08-2018
, 05:49 PM
in real life.
gl with your political career. I'm sure your chameleon, suave "man of slightly above the people" self-presentation will go down depressingly well with the voters.
keep kicking out against the "geeks" tho' - it's a really good look irl
gl with your political career. I'm sure your chameleon, suave "man of slightly above the people" self-presentation will go down depressingly well with the voters.
keep kicking out against the "geeks" tho' - it's a really good look irl
03-09-2018
, 05:05 AM
Tbf to valenz is a pretty decent dude not really a dean manifest :/
