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Looks like Kent will have a career of getting hacked down by Everton thugs. That first one on 00:00:15 is utterly disgusting. Didn't one of the youth lads get his leg broken/serious injury due to a horrific challenge last season...?

Fernandinho

Somebody on Reddit said that he (Borrell) had been offered a huge salary increase to go. Another guy who posts on there and is supposedly a member of the academy staff also said that he had personally been offered something like a 3x salary increase to go

"Suarez argues he only accepted because he felt there was verbal agreement from all parties" Good luck with that, d****ead

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I reckon this clip gets put on here about every 6 months. It's f***ing brilliant. All time favourite player. The only time I've seen him in the flesh was after the Juve game in '05 when he was walking along Anfield Road-god knows how long it must've taken him with all the people stopping him to shake his hand.

The parts in bold definitely aren't true where I am. I never once saw a Reebok top in any department store/sports shop here, whereas there's been loads since we've been with Adidas. There's basically no non-Adidas or Nike tops available for sale. It's only Vietnam, so it's not like there's huge sales or anything but I'd be curious to see if other countries in Asia follow a similar pattarn.

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kenny's face was priceless-the way he was squinting to read how to spell their name!

Sporcle I got 25/31-some blasts from the past. be careful about the rest of the site though, it's addictive

got a good mate who is a massive lyon fan-he say's that there's no way they'll roll over in italy because as far as they're concerned not getting top spot in the past few years has stopped them getting to the latter stages. they genuinely think they're in with a chance this year

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he's one of the main analysts on espn/star which show the footy in asia... i really can't stand him

This is from here 1) Kenny Dalglish and Ian Rush (Liverpool) Liverpool have more to thank Steve McMahon for than the couple of stellar seasons he drove their midfield in the late 1980s; he's arguably the man who brought English football's arguably greatest striking partnership together. Kenny Dalglish hadn't scored a league goal at Anfield during the first 10 months of 1981. He had turned 30 in March, and had suggested to Bob Paisley that it was time he moved back into midfield, or at least a withdrawn role. Paisley wasn't interested, though, keeping his star striker up front, sure he would find form again. But he didn't, and was sorely out of sorts when Everton crossed Stanley Park for a First Division fixture at the beginning of November. Just before half-time, McMahon – at this point an Evertonian – crocked Ray Kennedy, who had to be replaced by David Johnson. Moving back into midfield to accommodate the substitute striker, Dalglish started to pull strings, scoring twice in a 3-1 win. Ian Rush, a recent signing from Chester and being slowly blooded into the team, scored the other. Something snapped into place in Paisley's head. From now on, Dalglish would play just off the young Rush, running riot in the extra space afforded to him in the hole. Having only scored eight league goals in 1980-81, the Scot hit 13 the year after, and a ludicrous 18 as a 32-year-old in 1982-83. But his manipulation of the mobile Rush would be even more outstanding: the Welsh striker scored 30 goals in all competitions during his first season, 31 the year after, and a frankly silly 47 in 1983-84 (when the pair scored 59 between them). Rush had put years on the older man's career, who in turn had made him. Rush's record post-Dalglish was admirable – two 26-goal season hauls when Liverpool were still a force, a perhaps even more impressive 22-goal total in 1992-93 when the team was properly on the slide – but he never carried quite the same threat. 47 goals? It was before my time, but I always knew he was special from the way people talked about him. But f*** me... 47?! And can I just say, McMahon is still a c***

i found the bit when he suggested nando's body language after his goal (i'm not sure which goal he was referring to, but seeing as both were equaliser's, it doesn't really matter) implied that he wasn't arsed or some other such bulls*** utterly credulous. the fact that he didn't really celebrate either that much showed to me that he knows exactly what mattered. Not his goals tally but the f***ing points.

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was this 'near-deal' last summer common knowledge? i don't remember hearing anything about it