ZeGuy

Keep your head in the clouds.

progression=/=delusion.

Russland weren't particulary good but good god the Saudis were absolutely awful. Been a while since I saw a team that bad.

Baffling post, isn't it?

Pffff...

I don't see Dortmund winning next season tbh. Favre barely got in and they'll need reinforcements over two transfer windows to match Bayerns might, even if the latter won't have Heynckes next season which will probably be Robben's and Ribery's last one. The season after is another matter though. Boateng will stay imo, Lewandowski is a more problematic case but there are still good chances that he won't go. Bayern don't want to let him go and Real, which was the most likely destination, has another manager and will certainly face a transitional season after the last three and ageing stars.

The master has spoken.

Knew that you would nitpick my comment. Bayern are on another planet in the BuLi but there is still a genuine chance for Dortmund to be a title contender. Let's see what Favre will do.

He's neither fit enough nor at the same level from 4 years ago so Liverpool would be a tall order. That said, there is 0 chance he'd come here. Swap one of the best teams in Europe, a title challenge and CL every year for a mid-table team with a possible relegation fight at the end of the season. Yeah, right. People saying he's finished, worth a loan or even think he could set a foot here need a reality check. Badly.

Not a chance in hell.

Shit happens.

Italy is pretty shit at the moment.

Silva is not a 10.

Scam. Close thread.

Right let's make 500 millions.

Without GK and two balls.

nope

lol, no. Come at me fanboys. That's exactly the kind of discussion you're expecting, huh?

How naive, you're on the net. There are always cvnts. - A cvnt.

We can forget about him then.

100 pages. Anything goes. It's still an interesting debate nonetheless. Whilst not even trying to compare them because it's utterly stupid, I personally think that both are legends in their own way. Both aren't mutually exclusive. One for his fidelity to the club and devotion to the team, the other for his sheer brillance and the exceptional moments he gave us. For these moments I'll gladly turn a blind eye on his two weeks strike which seems to have left so many butthurt.

nope.

I'm sure Switzerland will be back home much sooner.