The Official 2018/2019 Football/Soccer Thread
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Young_Chitlin
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Wayne Rooney two goals today he's killing it
TheRicanDream
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My dude, I'm so late but holy fucking shit what a game that was. I literally had to catch my breath after it was all over, the smiles on Sarri and Klopp at the end said everything. We could have won if our finishing was better while you guys could have won if Sturridge had any respect for the laws of physics. 10/10 game
Its getting mad depressing as a United fan...
Northside7
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Manchester United? Nothing but a glorified mid-table team.
Northside7
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League Cup Fourth-round ties to be played the week of Oct. 29:
Manchester City v Fulham
Bournemouth v Norwich City
Arsenal v Blackpool
Leicester City v Everton/Southampton
West Ham v Tottenham
Middlesbrough v Crystal Palace
Chelsea v Derby County
Burton Albion v Nottingham Forest
Manchester City v Fulham
Bournemouth v Norwich City
Arsenal v Blackpool
Leicester City v Everton/Southampton
West Ham v Tottenham
Middlesbrough v Crystal Palace
Chelsea v Derby County
Burton Albion v Nottingham Forest
Mknight
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My bad dude, must of had you feeling like arsenal was waiting for a team in the champions league knockout stages and they pulled Bayern Munich out the hat.
I was just trying to get folks to understand your story of how you grew to love the beautiful game, anyway welcome to the thread @Eclipsed9
CeLLar-DooR
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CeLLar-DooR
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Do we need more Arsenal fans tho
CeLLar-DooR
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Welcome brah @Eclipsed9
Seems like Lamps is getting all the smoke!
First it was his former manager Jose, now his former club. If he wins, I wouldn't be surprised if he gets West Ham to complete the trilogy
Yo Mseries you on Vlad TV schitt fam haha
Eden Hazard has urged Daniel Sturridge to repeat his heroics against title rivals Manchester City next weekend after his stunning late goal earned Liverpool a point at Stamford Bridge.
The Chelsea winger, who had netted the opener with a well-taken finish in the first half, congratulated the England forward on his goal after the game, but is hoping he will be able to pull off another remarkable strike against the Premier Leaguechampions.
'Great goal.... just make sure you do it again next weekend!' Hazard told Sturridge inside the tunnel after the final whistle.
Hazard also later told BBC Sport: 'I said to him the goal wasn't bad, to be fair. He scored twice. One Wednesday, one today like me. Maybe he try to be like me.
'But no he is a great, great player. I had a chance to play with him a bit at Chelsea, and I know he is a fantastic player.
'He had a lot of injuries in the last few years but when he is on the pitch he can create goals like this. 'I am happy for him but not happy for Chelsea.'
Saturday evening's result means Chelsea remain in third position, two points behind joint league leaders Liverpool and City.
Pep Guardiola's City travel to Anfield for an early top-of-the-table clash next Sunday which could give Chelsea an opportunity to capatalise if the two sides draw.
The Blues have an easier task and will head to the South Coast to take on a Southampton side, who have not won in their last three outings.
The Chelsea winger, who had netted the opener with a well-taken finish in the first half, congratulated the England forward on his goal after the game, but is hoping he will be able to pull off another remarkable strike against the Premier Leaguechampions.
'Great goal.... just make sure you do it again next weekend!' Hazard told Sturridge inside the tunnel after the final whistle.
Hazard also later told BBC Sport: 'I said to him the goal wasn't bad, to be fair. He scored twice. One Wednesday, one today like me. Maybe he try to be like me.
'But no he is a great, great player. I had a chance to play with him a bit at Chelsea, and I know he is a fantastic player.
'He had a lot of injuries in the last few years but when he is on the pitch he can create goals like this. 'I am happy for him but not happy for Chelsea.'
Saturday evening's result means Chelsea remain in third position, two points behind joint league leaders Liverpool and City.
Pep Guardiola's City travel to Anfield for an early top-of-the-table clash next Sunday which could give Chelsea an opportunity to capatalise if the two sides draw.
The Blues have an easier task and will head to the South Coast to take on a Southampton side, who have not won in their last three outings.
Englishdude
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Wonder how many years it’s gunner take for a new fan of the sport to look at spurs and think, that’s the team I’m gunna support.
Mknight
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You're a blooomin hater mate, but I tell you what son there's gonna be at least 2000 more packed week in week out than at the emirates.
Northside7
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