Also - if it looks like Newcastle will get relegated on the last game of the season - me and my brother are going to go for some schadenfraude.
YOLO - some things u just gotta do the lulz.
YOLO - some things u just gotta do the lulz.
Quote: (05-06-2013 06:31 PM)Teedub Wrote:
I know you hate the guy, but you cannot deny his greatness. Managing egos, many of those egos belonging to players young enough to be his grandchildren is an extraordinary feat. Adapting to a changing football landscape, helping to create the most commercially successful club in the world etc. You can't deny those things. You mentioned a while back about his lack of European success, and I'll give you that, but to remain manager of one of the biggest clubs in world football, for the time he has, is simply incredible.
We talk about Alpha males a lot here, he is the epitome of that.
Quote: (05-06-2013 04:01 PM)rudebwoy Wrote:
Sterling was always going to play for England if given the chance, let's see how many caps he gets!
Quote: (05-06-2013 07:06 PM)Athlone McGinnis Wrote:
Quote: (05-06-2013 04:01 PM)rudebwoy Wrote:
Sterling was always going to play for England if given the chance, let's see how many caps he gets!
That's what bothers me the most-there's the chance that he may not become an England regular.
England capped him in the Sweden friendly just to make sure Jamaica didn't get to him, not because they actually plan on using him at the moment (hence his exclusion from the March squad). If they're going to cap him, then I want to at least see him become a regular. It'll be painful watching him in an England shirt, but at least I know he'll be used at the international level and his loss to Jamaica wasn't all for naught.
There are a couple of other possible scenarios, though:
1. Sterling never gets capped in a competitive game for England (Sweden was a friendly). This would be the ideal scenario for Jamaica, since it would allow him to switch allegiances.
2. Sterling gets capped in just a couple of competitive games, but never becomes a regular. This is the scenario that really would bother me, as it would block him from playing for Jamaica even though England barely used him.
Hopefully scenario 2 never comes to pass.
Actually, though, I may be getting ahead of myself talking about England and competitive games. They may not even manage to qualify this cycle!
Quote: (05-06-2013 06:40 PM)Teedub Wrote:
Fun game here, name your current world 11, or more the 11 you'd love at your club. Any formation. Mine is 4-2-3-1
Mine is GK- Iker Casillas, RB - Philip Lahm (he can play here), CB - Vidic, CB - Varane, LB - Ashley Cole
CM - Xabi Alonso, CM - David Luiz
LW - Robben, AM - Messi, RM - Ronaldo
ST - Falcao.