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What does it take to get the 2014 winner?
Obviously Belgium.
Obviously Belgium.
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What does it take to get the 2014 winner?
Obviously Belgium.
Regular night in Hoboken/NYC.An 8-ball of coke, a motel room, and one of North Jersey's finest ******.
That should be enough.
Thanks, brotha. Bar crawl Saturday in Hoboken if you're around.I'll put in the request Cru.
Thanks, brotha. Bar crawl Saturday in Hoboken if you're around.
Tell me about it. Another 6-8 Wednesday night. Snow Sunday too.Been back in SoFlo for a couple weeks now, it was snowing too much.
Of course I had other obligations aswell
I was being hypercritical of the play you replied about because I thought he or Montoya were caught behind the 8ball to begin with. In this instance, I would blame Pique more for that because he's been doing that all campaign, really the last 3 years (in which is form has declined). Having said that overall he played terribly & is almost the sole reason Seville were such a threat in the beginning.
I disagree about Pique being one of the best defenders for the Blaugrana though, Bartra has shown the most consistency all campaign out of anyone in the back 4. Alves has been inconsistent to. Perhaps it is indeed having to cover for Masch & Alba but Alves hasn't looked very fit & has been prone to silly fouls (while arguing that he didn't foul).
What good is passing & technical ability if Pique can't do his core role consistently & that's defend? He hasn't been consistent at all this campaign which has been the consistent story for the last 3 years...
Key 3: Marc Bartra replaced Javier Mascherano in the centre of defence and, unsurprisingly for most, performed at a convincing standard thanks to his aggressive, determined approach. Despite facing the powerful Carlos Bacca in front of the relentless home crowd under the incessant rain, the 23-year-old showed the necessary maturity and composure.
Personally, I strongly believe that Bartra is now ready to become a regular starter next to Gerard Pique. The young Catalan has definitely improved dramatically this season and, considering the below-standard performances of some of his defensive partners, should be given the nod whenever major matches are to be played in the near future.
Ronnie salute. Either Suarez or Kun.I've just been watching some EPL highlights again, and as we all know Suarez is operating in different universe.
I'm just wondering, even with CL footy next season, can they really hold on to him?
Surely Real will come knocking?
Ronnie salute. Either Suarez or Kun.I've just been watching some EPL highlights again, and as we all know Suarez is operating in different universe.
I'm just wondering, even with CL footy next season, can they really hold on to him?
Surely Real will come knocking?
We all knew/thought City was a stopgap just because Atleti would never sell Kun directly to a city rival like RM. Similar to Mario from Inter to AC Milan.I know they want Kun, but I know Citeh will throw a small countries GDP at Kun to try and keep him to stay...
Huh... I guess we'll agree to disagree because I think Bartra has been very consistent but will agree that he can be over physical & aggressive but I'll take that in spades compared to what Pique has to offer.
I don't like a lot of sports pundits but most of them agree that Bartra has been the lone bright spot on the Blaugrana back 4 this campaign. The one Barca pundit I do like is ESPN FC's Francesc Tomas & he had this to say about the Bartra (although I disagree with the pairing of Pique).
http://espnfc.com/blog/_/name/barcelona/id/2796?cc=5901
I'll agree that one player can't be solely at fault that's why I think the back 4 needs to be remade, the trouble is I don't think anyone on Barca B or the youth teams are ready to make the step up.