[Shaun]

3 weeks until the season starts and still no signings

[Shaun]

i think you have a little less to worry about though

[Ryan57]

Our midfield is an absolute embarrassment, though. We have to keep Anderson because we have no one else.

One top central midfielder is all we have.

[Brother Leon]

Liverpool striker Luis Suarez wants to hold talks with Arsenal over a potential move to the London club.

He believes Arsenal's offer of just over £40m - which has been rejected - triggered a clause in his contract that allows him to speak to suitors.

Liverpool interpret the clause differently, but Suarez will inform the Reds of his wish to meet with Arsenal.

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L-O-****ing L

I want to hold talks with Barca over a move there. The lesson is - life's a s**thouse.

He will not be sold to Arsenal. I can't guarantee much in this world, but I can guarantee that.

[Locke.]

Such a miserable **** today after he made the Aspas assist, wouldn't even celebrate with him or smile or anything, despite him running over to him.

[Brother Leon]

Don't worry guys. He just wants to leave England. He's fed up of being a victim here..right?

[Drew.]

Youtube video

[Ryan57]

Originally Posted by Drew.

Youtube video

That is fantastic! Take a bow!

[King Gizzard]

Our numbers were announced today...





Weimann 10, Helenius 9, Okore 5

[Drew.]

why so high? or are they just potential players that will be leaving?

[King Gizzard]

yeah and their old numbers have been taken

[Drew.]

quite a few championship quality players in that list

[Locke.]

Can remember I wanted us to sign N'Zogbia, thank god we didn't

[BBfanUSA]

USMNT coach Jurgen Klinsmann was sent off by the referee in the Gold Cup semifinal win against Honduras 3-1.

The Ref had a bunch of botched calls before that and it was near the end of the game.

US Magazine Sport Illustrated's Soccer Correspondent Grant Wahl confirms Jurgen's suspended for the final

[Brother Leon]

I liked N'Zogbia. Shame what he has become :\

[Drew.]

[Black Dagger]

Originally Posted by Drew.

[Ryan57]

Lol, Per's height just makes him constantly look like a twat.

[Drew.]

them two are great

Good to see the Moyesiahs approach to football is up to date.

http://www.telegraph.co.uk/sport/foo...ss-expert.html

Van Persie was withdrawn at half-time during United’s friendly in Japan on Tuesday because he had experienced tightness in a thigh.

Moyes said the substitution was pre*cautionary and that he expected the striker to be fine, but the new Manchester United manager was still subjected to stinging criticism from Raymond Verheijen, who has worked with Barcelona, Chelsea and Manchester City among others and has a reputation for being outspoken.

Writing on his Twitter account, Verheijin noted that Moyes had previously said United had ‘overtrained’ Van Persie at the start of pre-season.

He wrote: “In Sydney Moyes said: ‘We’ve overtrained Robin this week to build up his fitness’. [In Japan] he picked up muscle injury. It really makes you wonder how these prehistoric training methods can still take place at the highest level.

"The only way to solve this problem in Jurassic Park is to improve education of these dinosaur coaches, fitness clowns & scientific cowboys.
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"All over the world in pre-season you see the pattern ‘overtraining-fatigue-injuries’. Always avoid accumulation of fatigue in pre-season.

"But as long as most dinosaurs are still in denial & ignore how things develop in other countries, nothing will ever change in Jurassic Park. Obviously, players like RVP should learn to protect themselves better against ‘overtraining’ & ‘punishing training’.”

Moyes admits he will be forced to rely on Ryan Giggs to guide him through the early stages of United’s Champions League campaign after admitting he has much to learn about the competition.

Moyes, who suffered a 4-2 aggregate defeat with Everton against Villarreal in the 2005-06 qualifying stages, will experience the Champions League proper for the first time as a manager when United begin their group stage fixtures in September.

Having taken charge of Everton on 26 occasions in Europe, Moyes was unable to go beyond the last 16 of the Uefa Cup or Europa League, but he takes charge of United with the club aiming to build a squad capable of winning the European Cup for a fourth time.

But while conceding that he will go into the Champions League as a relative rookie this season, Moyes believes that player-coach Giggs, who has more than 150 European appearances to his name, will be a crucial sounding board during the group stages.

“For me, the Champions League will be a thrill, but I’m going to have to learn a lot quickly,” Moyes said. “That’s where I’m looking to the likes of Ryan Giggs and a few players around me for the things which I need to be told about.

“It’s not all about the playing side of it – I’ve been in the Champions League [qualifiers], watched loads of games and managed in the Europa League – everybody has to start somewhere.”

With efforts continuing at United to lure Barcelona midfielder Cesc Fabregas to Old Trafford, Moyes, in Osaka ahead of Friday’s friendly in Japan, remains hopeful of adding to the squad he inherited from Sir Alex Ferguson before the start of the season.

But having admitted that he must win a trophy quickly, Moyes is determined to add to the club’s history of success in Europe.

“The history of this club is immersed in Europe and I think to win one of the big European tournaments would always been seen as something special,” Moyes said.

“Winning your own domestic league is very important, but winning the Champions League has become very important, for the country and Premier League as well.

“I think the year when Manchester United and Chelsea played in the final, everyone connected to football in this country stuck their chest out.

“It was the German teams this year, in the past it’s been the Spanish teams. I genuinely think there’s a swell of pride from our country that we want the British teams to do really well.

“But I’ve got to say I’m really looking forward to it and hopefully we can do well this season and I do think it’s a much more open competition than it has been in the past.

“Even from the draw – if you don’t get a particularly good draw it can become a struggle whichever part of the world you’re playing in now.”

[Ryan57]

Originally Posted by Jesus.

Good to see the Moyesiahs approach to football is up to date.

http://www.telegraph.co.uk/sport/foo...ss-expert.html

Van Persie was withdrawn at half-time during United’s friendly in Japan on Tuesday because he had experienced tightness in a thigh.

Moyes said the substitution was pre*cautionary and that he expected the striker to be fine, but the new Manchester United manager was still subjected to stinging criticism from Raymond Verheijen, who has worked with Barcelona, Chelsea and Manchester City among others and has a reputation for being outspoken.

Writing on his Twitter account, Verheijin noted that Moyes had previously said United had ‘overtrained’ Van Persie at the start of pre-season.

He wrote: “In Sydney Moyes said: ‘We’ve overtrained Robin this week to build up his fitness’. [In Japan] he picked up muscle injury. It really makes you wonder how these prehistoric training methods can still take place at the highest level.

"The only way to solve this problem in Jurassic Park is to improve education of these dinosaur coaches, fitness clowns & scientific cowboys.
Related Articles

"All over the world in pre-season you see the pattern ‘overtraining-fatigue-injuries’. Always avoid accumulation of fatigue in pre-season.

"But as long as most dinosaurs are still in denial & ignore how things develop in other countries, nothing will ever change in Jurassic Park. Obviously, players like RVP should learn to protect themselves better against ‘overtraining’ & ‘punishing training’.”

Would of thought with all Raymond Verheijen's, 'knowledge' he'd have a job right now. Looking for a way to gain attention.

Originally Posted by Ryan57

Would of thought with all Raymond Verheijen's, 'knowledge' he'd have a job right now. Looking for a way to gain attention.

I know nothing of that guys situation, but managers have certain people they like to work with, depending on when they want their players to peak during the season. Being out of work is not a slight on anyones ability in football. Loads of football people take/are forced to have time off for seasons at a time.

Doesn't prove the validity of what he says in any meaningful way, but at least it offers some balance.

[Jemal]

Barry Bannan is good footballer.
Prediction - Westwood will hve another season of 91% pass completion and will be over hyped and will get called up for England's World Cup sqaud.
Lowton will play every game again this seaso and will get signed by Manchester United #nextgaryneville
Helenius will ask to leave because hes benching for benteke.
Tonev will score the goal of the season.
Aston villa will do well.

But for Christ sake WHAT IS MOYES DOING!?!?
3 weeks to the new season and hes bought a ****ing right back that is going on loan to boca juniors. Someone give me a knife.

[Drew.]

Chelsea are completely destroying this Indonesian side