soul24rage
Senior Member
- Taty Castellanos (25) from Lazio (1 clutch below World class attacker)
- Nehuen Perez (23) from Udinese (promising young CB)
- Valentin Carboni (19) from Inter (young midfield technician/AM)
Premier League 23/24
- Thread starter Barcaman
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- Nehuen Perez (23) from Udinese (promising young CB)
- Valentin Carboni (19) from Inter (young midfield technician/AM)
soul24rage
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Temptation
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Might as well sign Riquelme, Veron and Paredes.......
soul24rage
Senior Member
They don't fit your description.
Temptation
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Neither do the kids you named. Send Echeverri bro!
serghei
Senior Member
Meh, with all their huff and puff, EPL produced 3 CL winners in the last 12 years. 
It's a fun league to watch, but there are better teams outside of it than in it, no doubt.
I would say only one EPL team is part of top 5. Arsenal and Liverpool have been a disappointment.
It's a fun league to watch, but there are better teams outside of it than in it, no doubt.
I would say only one EPL team is part of top 5. Arsenal and Liverpool have been a disappointment.
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soul24rage
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He's already taken sadly.
Mastantuono is available though. He and MacA will cook together.
Fati_Future_BallonDor
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Meh, with all their huff and puff, EPL produced 3 CL winners in the last 12 years.
It's a fun league to watch, but there are better teams outside of it than in it, no doubt.
I would say only one EPL team is part of top 5. Arsenal and Liverpool have been a disappointment.
ll won it more often but it was basically Real so its
Real
Pl
ll
Im surprised though that Pl underperformed, Man city/Liverpool should won it more often
Meh, with all their huff and puff, EPL produced 3 CL winners in the last 12 years.
It's a fun league to watch, but there are better teams outside of it than in it, no doubt.
I would say only one EPL team is part of top 5. Arsenal and Liverpool have been a disappointment.
City gonna stroll to their 4th title in a row, and this is a City-side that has had a 7/10 season for their standards.
Says something about them, but also the opposition.
jamrock
Senior Member
When you think that City has basically just taken the Barcelona model to a large extent and our key executives and has turn the EPL into the budesliga, it makes you wonder what could have been.
If the great Joan laporta and his team were in charge for life
Even rosell as a VP wasn't terrible.
If the great Joan laporta and his team were in charge for life
Even rosell as a VP wasn't terrible.
soul24rage
Senior Member
Antony should have scored that after that great run from Garnacho
serghei
Senior Member
Exactly. I consider much of EPL so-called strenght a stylistic thing. Same as Bundesliga. Bundesliga matches look amazing entertainment wise, but there is also an element of pure naivety involved.
CatalinR10
Senior Member
Imagine not beating Burnley
Yikes
Yikes
Birdy
Senior Member
Relax Temp
The problem is that expectations were heightened earlier in the season without proper evidence
Yes, Liverpool found themselves sitting on the top of the table for most days, but if you look at their games
they were not stable AT ALL
and that comes down to the following two: 1) very shaky at the back, were conceding sitters even to much inferior sides, 2) attackers super wasteful. Nunez the most, but the rest as well
The way I see it, this is a new team, so many new players this summer. It was expected not to be able to win the league. Klopp IMO should have stayed at least one more season. He overreacted, as he thought this team is ready for titles.
Well, they are not YEt, Arsenal for example are far ahead in their development
serghei
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Just exposes the politics as the cancer of the club. All the Barca legends would dream of nothing else but work for Barca in the same calm environment, but the club is far too political to let that happen for long. Any bad patch is gonna be used by some candidate to secure elections and get rid of the old structure.
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