2023-2024 European Football Thread
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Portland Frog
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Yep and Lukaku and Werner aren’t even back from injuries yet.
Chongo94
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Same man, same.
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thought you were going to say gary was going to try to pull the ole tad lasso with anderson reprising the role of the beard and chad as nate
dawg
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Yeah, this one hurts. I expected a loss, but a loss with progress. A 4-3, 3-2. This was a full-strength Arsenal side (as opposed to the B team rolled out in the 1st three matches of the season due to CoVID and injuries), although I’d rather Tierney at LB. And we still got played off the pitch. Sigh.
The summer window is looking a success: Ramsdale is the future England #1 and Ben White is forming a solid partnership with Gabriel. We’re probably two or three similar quality windows away. Youngest average age in the league, Saka, Tierney, and ESR will only get better. Hope, but there’s been false dawns before.
Chongo94
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Totally agree. Really surprised but pleased with how well the recruitment has gone. Actually gives me a bit of hope moving forward.
And I feel like they’re starting to get it with Arteta a bit more but it’s still gonna take time.
Purp
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I agree with these assessments, but the news about Musah playing with strep makes his sub off around the hour mark make more sense.
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Weah, Zimmerman and the players who boosted their USMNT stock the most in November - SBI Soccer
The four points secured during November's World Cup qualifying made for a good month, even if the disappointment of Tuesday's draw against Jamaica made it
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Purp
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Neat piece on Caden Clark. Sounds like it's a done deal that he transfers to Leipzig in the winter window. They could use a lethal scorer. Hope he gets a lot of PT there. He's another exciting prospect for the USMNT.
'I've learned that you have to be a dog' - Clark ready for RB Leipzig and USMNT challenges after difficult summer | Goal.com US
Caden Clark was forced to learn a lot about himself this summer. What wasn't expected was that those lessons would be so hard to deal with.
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Moose Stuff
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Yep. I like him.Neat piece on Caden Clark. Sounds like it's a done deal that he transfers to Leipzig in the winter window. They could use a lethal scorer. Hope he gets a lot of PT there. He's another exciting prospect for the USMNT.
'I've learned that you have to be a dog' - Clark ready for RB Leipzig and USMNT challenges after difficult summer | Goal.com US
Caden Clark was forced to learn a lot about himself this summer. What wasn't expected was that those lessons would be so hard to deal with.www.goal.com
Purp
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Yeah, he's definitely got enormous potential. Hope Jesse can keep his progress going.
dawg
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This guy did ok…
No holder had defended the Champions League (in its post 1992 format) when he arrived as Madrid manager. He did. Then did it again for giggles. Not to mention two La Ligas. All while managing the worlds most insane egos, at the worlds most insane club.
Moose Stuff
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geefrogs
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I like to block this from my memory for obvious reasonsThis guy did ok…
No holder had defended the Champions League (in its post 1992 format) when he arrived as Madrid manager. He did. Then did it again for giggles. Not to mention two La Ligas. All while managing the worlds most insane egos, at the worlds most insane club.
dawg
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Ole out. Officially, with Michael Carrick serving as caretaker. I was hoping Utd would give him more time to right the ship.
www.theguardian.com
Manchester United confirm Solskjær exit and target interim for rest of season
Manchester United have confirmed the departure of Ole Gunnar Solskjaer and said they are looking to appoint an interim manager to the end of the season
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