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It is gratifying that when it comes to bad non football related events that we can put rivalry aside. There will always be intense rivalry on the pitch but some of us know where to draw the line. I will never want my rivals to win any match or any trophy. But never wished them any harm.
 
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Hopes he comes through i fully and unscathed. He did the right thing after Hillsborough. I've known the guy that cuts my hair ever since we moved to Warrington. He's been in Walton neuro unit for over 3 months following a brain haemorrhage, further complicated by three strokes, He's recovered twice from cancer as well. He's a really nice bloke as well. Some people don't half get a **** deal from life,
 
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Should Manchester City assistant Arteta leave Etihad Stadium to move to the Gunners, City boss Pep Guardiola's preference is to bring in 34-year-old Spain and former Barcelona midfielder Andres Iniesta as player-coach. (Yahoo)

This is the kind of power that Pep brings to City, and why they will rule Manchester for the next decade, at least.

Discuss.
 
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Shwan71 said:
YWNWA .. they say . <laugh>..
guess u will walk alone if you make a mistake ..
even Real players showed more class
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YNWA? The way they left their player to face the crowd on his own was nothing short of disgraceful. In his moment of need his so called team mates deserted him. He may have cost them the CL trophy but would any other team have hung out their mate in such a public manner? Doubt it.

Karius is finished as a goal keeper. He is now damaged goods. Would any team trust him in a final or any other important match? Even Kloppyflop can see that.
 
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Christiansmith said:
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YNWA? The way they left their player to face the crowd on his own was nothing short of disgraceful. In his moment of need his so called team mates deserted him. He may have cost them the CL trophy but would any other team have hung out their mate in such a public manner? Doubt it.

Karius is finished as a goal keeper. He is now damaged goods. Would any team trust him in a final or any other important match? Even Kloppyflop can see that.
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I would, if he's still playing for Liverpool. Trust him EVERY time :D
 
Christiansmith said:
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YNWA? The way they left their player to face the crowd on his own was nothing short of disgraceful. In his moment of need his so called team mates deserted him. He may have cost them the CL trophy but would any other team have hung out their mate in such a public manner? Doubt it.

Karius is finished as a goal keeper. He is now damaged goods. Would any team trust him in a final or any other important match? Even Kloppyflop can see that.
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well said mate .. tbh Karius had good end of season .. he is still young .. even Gea made mistakes when he started and probably costed us the title those points we dropped bcz of him, but we stood behind our man..
is CL final .. a big moment and mistakes can happen ..I felt bad for him too watching him facing the crowd alone saying sorry
 
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