The Ultimate Football Thread 2013-2014 Vol. 4 EPL, La Liga, Bundesliga, Serie A etc

Will the Atlanta MLS team's colors really be red, black and yellow in honor of The Waffle House?

:lol, I'm kinda feeling FC Crunk or Crunk FC...
 
It hurts to see Barca lose like this but in a way, I am glad that these guys are getting their ***** handed to them. I hope seeing teams like Granada, Atletico and now Madrid celebrate in front of their faces fires up Barcelona's hunger for winning games again. The only guy that seemed to be playing with heart out there was Bartra.
 
ATLetico is incredible, that's my choice.

Footie Mob is a close 2nd... or at least a great nickname.
 
I think MLS is on a mission to lose money after approving Miami and now Atlanta. No worse sports city in America than Atlanta, but not only that, to bring a soccer club to the city? Recipe for disaster

Funny names tho :lol
 
UEFA released it's financial/bench marking report.

http://www.uefa.org/protecting-the-...-financial-fair-play/news/newsid=2091784.html

Some nuggets from the report -

- Of the 50 highest wage bills in Europe, 15 were English, 8 were German, 8 were Italian, 6 were Spanish, 6 were Russian, 5 were French, and 2 were Turkish.

- The highest wage bill in Europe in 2012 was $328 million (€237 million), more than triple the 25th highest.

- The 728 European teams made over 1,700 coaching changes across a three-year span (2010-2013).

- Agent costs made up 12.6% of the over $15 billion spent on transfer fees in 2012.

- Player wages across top European clubs increased 49% from 2007-2012. England’s increased by 67%.

- Of $12.7 billion spent on employee wages by top division clubs in Europe in 2012, player wages accounted for $10.1 billion (79.5%)

- 163 million people attended top-division European matches during the 2012-2013 season.
 
I think MLS is on a mission to lose money after approving Miami and now Atlanta. No worse sports city in America than Atlanta, but not only that, to bring a soccer club to the city? Recipe for disaster

Funny names tho :lol

Isn't there a relatively large African and Mexican population in ATL?
 
If Chelsea win their next 4 games, the PL title is ours. Sunderland did us a huge favor yesterday. Going to Anfield will be incredibly difficult, but its time for Chelsea to flex their muscles at the end of the season
 
Isn't there a relatively large African and Mexican population in ATL?

Large African-American community not many latinos tho. Very little compared to most US cities.

Even with that said ATL is not a good place in general to have a soccer team. It would have been one of the last places I'd put a soccer team in. Still amazed.
 
Missed everything yesterday as I was down at the ATL MLS announcement (Hush your negativity, dammit. Let us enjoy it for a minute at least. :lol )

Bale... :x
Everton... :(
Citeh... :rollin
 
Can't stand Neymar.

Messi :{ :x I've never seen Ronaldo play as lazily as Messi in my life. Has Ronaldo had games where he hasn't really made an impact? Of course. But how often do you see him just walking around like a fat @#$ ? Ronaldo's pride and dedication to the sport wouldn't allow it.

All great players have bad games, but dude was showing 0 effort, like he didn't care at all about the outcome. I know Barca stans are gonna make excuses like "He's saving himself for the World Cup" or "He's saving his energy for those moments of brilliance" as if he hasn't been doing that for the past several years :{
 
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