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[jstewismybastardson]

wow lol

 

[jstewismybastardson]

^
I need to see some pics

/too soon? lol

 

[jstewismybastardson]

 

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Hey @jstewismybastardson, any insight on this guy?

Southampton FC transfer news: Saints still chasing Napoli striker Manolo Gabbiadini but won't pay more than £13m

 

[jstewismybastardson]

Hey @jstewismybastardson, any insight on this guy?

Southampton FC transfer news: Saints still chasing Napoli striker Manolo Gabbiadini but won't pay more than £13m

hes not crazy
his sister has a better strike rate

lol idk, I dont watch Napoli religiously ... what i do know is Napoli will probably get their asking price

 

[Bloody Brian Burke]

Nice knowing ya, Seba.

Agent: Giovinco has offer from China - Article - TSN

 

[jstewismybastardson]

would be something if Giovinco goes to China and gets back on the Azzurri radar

sad trombone for MLS

 

[Bloody Brian Burke]

Probably the second-best young Portuguese wing talent after Bernardo Silva. Hope they don't fuck him up but I've seen this story before.

 

[jstewismybastardson]

lol

DOHA, Qatar -- It's January and the Italian coach of a German team stocked with players from nine different countries is sitting on the terrace of a Swiss hotel in Qatar talking about his past clubs in France, Spain and England, as well as more esoteric stuff, like the Japanese restaurant he's taking the staff to that evening, how to cook Pacific salmon and the bears he met in Canada.

Globalization, eh?

These particular bears -- Coola and Grinder -- weigh nearly a ton between them and live in Grouse Mountain, near Vancouver, where Carlo Ancelotti spent much of the 2015-16 season.

"They go to sleep in late autumn in a special hibernation den and they don't wake up until the spring," Ancelotti says. "Their metabolism slows down, their daily patterns change and they just fall asleep! And when they wake again, it's front page news in the local papers!" he says, eyes wide, with the excitement of a little boy dying to tell you about something really cool he learned in school that day.

Carlo Ancelotti talks Bayern, Ronaldo, player egos and ... bears

 

[jstewismybastardson]

"might be seeing the best of insigne lately"

yah maybe lol

 

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Nice...

 

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Gets interesting from about the 1:35 mark on...

 

[Bloody Brian Burke]

Gets interesting from about the 1:35 mark on...

He's kinda insufferable when he's upset, huh?

Why's he still going on about a missed offside call from two weeks ago lol. This shit evens itself out during the course of a season Jurgen, let it go.

 

[Bloody Brian Burke]

Well, Southampton might be on the verge of something game-changing:

Katharina Liebherr pens an open letter to Southampton's fans

 

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Well, Southampton might be on the verge of something game-changing:

Katharina Liebherr pens an open letter to Southampton's fans

If it potentially means more money be poured into player acquisition, I'm on board.

 

[jstewismybastardson]

If it potentially means more money be poured into player acquisition, I'm on board.

related ? or just predictable epl overpayment ?

 

[ChiSoxFan]

lol

DOHA, Qatar -- It's January and the Italian coach of a German team stocked with players from nine different countries is sitting on the terrace of a Swiss hotel in Qatar talking about his past clubs in France, Spain and England, as well as more esoteric stuff, like the Japanese restaurant he's taking the staff to that evening, how to cook Pacific salmon and the bears he met in Canada.

Globalization, eh?

These particular bears -- Coola and Grinder -- weigh nearly a ton between them and live in Grouse Mountain, near Vancouver, where Carlo Ancelotti spent much of the 2015-16 season.

"They go to sleep in late autumn in a special hibernation den and they don't wake up until the spring," Ancelotti says. "Their metabolism slows down, their daily patterns change and they just fall asleep! And when they wake again, it's front page news in the local papers!" he says, eyes wide, with the excitement of a little boy dying to tell you about something really cool he learned in school that day.

Carlo Ancelotti talks Bayern, Ronaldo, player egos and ... bears

I wish Carlo knew more about positioning Thomas Muller than Canadian bears' hibernation patterns.

 

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[Bloody Brian Burke]

That's a big loss for Hull. Tough survival challenge just got much harder for Marco Silva.

 

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This is just what the Gunners need for a rallying point...

Arsenal's Wenger banned for four matches - Article - TSN