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What on EARTH was that, Keylor?! :lol:

Oh man, that greasy, smug smirk on Cronaldo. Disgustingly punchable. A left side of Cronaldo, James and Danilo? I hope they're able to punish that.

He's contracted until next summer (unless he extends) at Qatar. If all goes well he could be back by then, and if not take over the B team immediately, then by the summer of 2018. A few years there could do the trick. So, in wonderland, with no hiccups or bumps in the road, he could coach the a...

You're probably right. I still have hopes that Lucho keeps doing well and stays put for longer than most people project, though.

Holy hell! Well, if there's a stadium and occasion for it, Dortmund at home in a huge ChL match, would be it.

Yeah, my ideal scenario would probably also be that Lucho keeps going until Xavi is ready. Xavi better be completely damn ready, though, as I couldn't bare watch him fail and perhaps even ruin his relations with our club.

Fair enough. I'd still like to think that there's more to being a successful manager at Barça than just having clear ideas of what you want, though.

Out of curiosity, what are you paying for tonight's ticket?

Nice, man! Well, not so much about the Merengue scum, of course. Enjoy anyhow.

"lol" Obviously because you were taking about the final against Bayern and the quarter against RM. If you were aware of their home results against RM, I really have a hard time grasping why the fuck you'd go on a pathetic rant about them choking against RM, hours before a group game - where...

Yadda yadda yadda... Fact of the matter is that Dortmund won their last three duels in Germany. It doesn't really go well with your notion that they're a walkover for RM. In case you didn't notice, this match is in the group stages and not remotely close to being a final.

Hey, at least they can do some in-house counseling.

780671911789559808 Clearly...

Worst case off the top of my head being Kluivert and his reckless driving that got another driver killed. All he served for that was community service. Despicable.

Merci. I wonder when enough is enough for Nasser. Right now holding onto one of the best in a position that sorely lacking quality worldwide clearly has priority over making the morally correct decision.

Well see, I think it's somewhat sad that you can't give Lucho credit for his job here so far. Reinventing a team that Pep couldn't and subsequently was more or less mismanaged by T&T was by no means an easy task. So far he's done an incredible job here.

Shame the conviction won't affect him playing. Any chance you'd could translate the club's official statement - or at least just the gist of it? http://www.psg.fr/fr/Actus/003001/Article/77082/Reaction-du-club-suite-a-la-condamnation-de-Serge-Aurier

780395482350772224 Scored his first goal for Celta last night against Espanyol. Good run against a tired defense.

It actually says in the article - both that he'll appeal and that P$G will let him play while the appeal is ongoing.

This guy's a certifiable fucking moron. It's just a shame that Nasser and his cohorts lets him play after being convicted, let alone doesn't kick his ass to the curb where it belongs.