Todays soccer vs yesteryear

[Love Buzz]

For those going WTF.

With the European Super Cabal I mean League, the 15 founding members would be involved annually, with five teams able to qualify on an annual basis. The standards for qualifying have not yet been explained.

How will this crap work?

The 20 teams will be split into divisions of 10, with each team playing home and away against the nine opponents in its division. The top four teams in each division would advance to a playoff round of quarterfinals, semifinals and final.

That would mean a total of 21 Super League games for the winner and runner-up.

[demarcation]

Originally Posted by Nono

Agree!

As for 1954
Just 2 words: offside and metamfetamin

Also Puskas decision to play. Hungary handled both Brazil & Uruguay fine in his absence.

[demarcation]

Originally Posted by bapgap

I agree with Nono. When teams have so few players from the country they play in, why should I even care about my local team anymore. There's no home pride whatsoever in modern football.


Man United, Juventus, Real Madrid confirm plans to participate in Super League

http://espn.com/soccer/uefa-champions-league/story/4364173/man-unitedjuventustottenham-among-team-to-participate-in-super-league

Hopefully fans boycott this shit and it backfires on these clubs. The current Champions League is a farce anyway and creating a super league will only make things worse. But we all know football has become all about oil money, especially when they gave the World Cup to Qatar. I'm glad I don't care
anymore.

Switzerland team in last world cup were largely Kosovans. Its gone nuts.

[Nono]

Originally Posted by demarcation

Switzerland team in last world cup were largely Kosovans. Its gone nuts.

It is just fuckin ridiculous! National team, lol
All teams should be referred to as "team A", "Team B", etc...instead of "Germany", "France", "Belgium"

[smogmog]

lets see what messi is gonna do for psg.

[stob]

Yeah, really interested to see how Messi does for PSG.

Same goes for Messi's great Ballon D'or rival, Cristiano Ronaldo; who has returned to Manchester Utd.

Ronaldo hasn't wasted much time in fitting back in, by scoring in the first half on his return.

Reminds me when Romelu Lukaku returned to Chelsea and scored in the first half of his first game back.

Some players who do really well at a club, move elsewhere, and it just doesn't work out well for them. Great players seem to be able to move club and just fit right in.

For all the praise heaped on him, Messi's great feats have all been for one club. Can he show the same magic when moving to a different country and football league? I hope so.

[zoelucas16]

I think that big salaries just relaxed the players. Sometimes I feel like they don't don't try to win. I often make predictions at oddsdigger and sometimes I find it easy to do. Losers can be seen immediately. Lol