Cheesecake
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got got. add in liao. zai one. u check the earlier post.
paiseh, missed it on the initial one.
LIVERPOOL F.C. Season XVI - TORRES!!!!
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got got. add in liao. zai one. u check the earlier post.
paiseh, missed it on the initial one.
zhapchit
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got got. add in liao. zai one. u check the earlier post.
paiseh, missed it on the initial one.
oh i ddidnt notice the initial post. i got silver hair and moustach too :bsmilie:
Cheesecake
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zhapchit
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spore's white feather! ;p
yah maybe can add that in when i send in my application to the FA hor :bsmilie:
Cheesecake
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tat one we no chance liao
but we can consider northern ireland n scotland. :bsmilie::bsmilie:
Cheesecake
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huh? we're not meeting EhSiMiLan yet leh.
relak la... maybe we will tio them in the last 16. zai one. :thumbsup:
Cheesecake
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anyway, EhSiMiLan are not italy champs last season!
relak la. u overworked liao.:bsmilie:
Cheesecake
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:thumbsup: zai one. this sunday we play manu. :thumbsup:
Redsun
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no la
i meant the english champions Manchester united!!
Big game this sun!!!
Anyway Milan going for world club cup
zhapchit
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Fabio Capello is expected to be confirmed as England manager within the next 24 hours. Although the illustrious former Juventus, AC Milan and Real Madrid coach flew back to Italy last night to fulfil a prior engagement, talks with the Football Association went so well, it is now only a matter of time before the 61-year-old returns to become Steve McClaren's successor
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zhapchit
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no la
i meant the english champions Manchester united!!
Big game this sun!!!
Anyway Milan going for world club cup
you support so many teams?
Sleague Champions SAF u got support or not? :bsmilie:
Cheesecake
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no la
i meant the english champions Manchester united!!
Big game this sun!!!
Anyway Milan going for world club cup
wa, i forgot that manu won the EPL!i follow jeff gorgor's maxim!
LOOK FORWARD!
Cheesecake
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basket, he got too many personalities in him liao!
maybe he support marine castle!! :bsmilie:
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http://soccernet.espn.go.com/news/story?id=490268&cc=4716
Fatty Cup'o'jello to be new England gaffer!
Capello set for England job
Fabio Capello is expected to be confirmed as England manager within the next 24 hours.
Although the illustrious former Juventus, AC Milan and Real Madrid coach flew back to Italy last night to fulfil a prior engagement, talks with the Football Association went so well, it is now only a matter of time before the 61-year-old returns to become Steve McClaren's successor.
Capello spent yesterday at Wembley with senior FA figures, including chief executive Brian Barwick and director of football development Sir Trevor Brooking thrashing out the final details of a lucrative contract and outlining his vision for the future.
Providing Barwick can convince the FA board Capello is the right man for the job - and that should not take much doing given the appointment has already received the support of Sir Alex Ferguson and Arsene Wenger - Capello can expect to receive a call at some point today asking him to come back to London for his official unveiling.
No time-scale has been offered on the formal announcement but if it does not happen on Friday, it will be confirmed very early next week.
FA officials could hardly have been more enthusiastic about the impression Capello made during his brief visit, leaving little room for argument about how Barwick and Brooking have delivered the 'world class' replacement for McClaren they promised in the aftermath of the abysmal Euro 2008 qualifying campaign.
'I can confirm that Brian Barwick and Sir Trevor Brooking have held talks with Fabio Capello in London,' said FA director of communications Adrian Bevington.
'I am pleased to say that these discussions were extremely positive and without any problems.
'Fabio has tonight returned to Italy to honour a prior commitment.
'Understandably, further talks are now taking place between Fabio's advisors and ourselves.'
The Italian will doubtless return home for the festive period after his first public engagements are completed, before returning to England in the new year.
His first official task will be to head the FA delegation at a World Cup fixtures meeting due to take place in Zagreb in mid-January.
He will then discuss England's summer plans, which could yet include a meeting with Scotland at Wembley on May 28, before finalising the squad for his first match in charge against Switzerland at Wembley on February 6.
David Beckham, who he dropped and then reinstated to his Real Madrid side last season, will almost certainly be included for his 100th cap.
Fatty Cup'o'jello to be new England gaffer!
Capello set for England job
Fabio Capello is expected to be confirmed as England manager within the next 24 hours.
Although the illustrious former Juventus, AC Milan and Real Madrid coach flew back to Italy last night to fulfil a prior engagement, talks with the Football Association went so well, it is now only a matter of time before the 61-year-old returns to become Steve McClaren's successor.
Capello spent yesterday at Wembley with senior FA figures, including chief executive Brian Barwick and director of football development Sir Trevor Brooking thrashing out the final details of a lucrative contract and outlining his vision for the future.
Providing Barwick can convince the FA board Capello is the right man for the job - and that should not take much doing given the appointment has already received the support of Sir Alex Ferguson and Arsene Wenger - Capello can expect to receive a call at some point today asking him to come back to London for his official unveiling.
No time-scale has been offered on the formal announcement but if it does not happen on Friday, it will be confirmed very early next week.
FA officials could hardly have been more enthusiastic about the impression Capello made during his brief visit, leaving little room for argument about how Barwick and Brooking have delivered the 'world class' replacement for McClaren they promised in the aftermath of the abysmal Euro 2008 qualifying campaign.
'I can confirm that Brian Barwick and Sir Trevor Brooking have held talks with Fabio Capello in London,' said FA director of communications Adrian Bevington.
'I am pleased to say that these discussions were extremely positive and without any problems.
'Fabio has tonight returned to Italy to honour a prior commitment.
'Understandably, further talks are now taking place between Fabio's advisors and ourselves.'
The Italian will doubtless return home for the festive period after his first public engagements are completed, before returning to England in the new year.
His first official task will be to head the FA delegation at a World Cup fixtures meeting due to take place in Zagreb in mid-January.
He will then discuss England's summer plans, which could yet include a meeting with Scotland at Wembley on May 28, before finalising the squad for his first match in charge against Switzerland at Wembley on February 6.
David Beckham, who he dropped and then reinstated to his Real Madrid side last season, will almost certainly be included for his 100th cap.
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MASCH: TORRES IS A `MONSTER`
Liverpool midfielder Javier Mascherano believes Fernando Torres is 'one of the best forwards in the world'.
Torres has been in dazzling form since his £26.5million summer from Atletico Madrid, netting an impressive 12 goals already this season.
The Spain international continued to demonstrate this quality on Tuesday evening, with an outstanding display against Marseille which helped his side secure progress to the last 16 of the UEFA Champions League.
And Mascherano has hailed the 23-year-old striker, insisting that his ability to change a game makes him world class.
"Fernando Torres is a monster of football," he said in the Daily Star.
"For me he is one of the best forwards in the world at the moment because he is able to make anything happen."
Meanwhile, Torres has spoken of the knockout stages of the Champions League, explaining that he would love to be drawn against a Spanish side.
"I hope we draw Real. It would be better to play a Spanish side, though it would not be bad to meet Milan and gain some revenge for last season's final," he said in the Daily Mail.
Reds stopper Jose Reina has also drawn upon Liverpool's next European opponents, insisting that his team-mates can be confident no matter who their opponents are.
"It is a Spanish or an Italian side next up, and we know how difficult that is going to be," he said.
"But, after reaching two finals in the last three seasons, we have to be one of the favourites.
"We've beaten Barcelona, Juventus, Chelsea and Milan in this competition. So, tough though it will be, we ought to be optimistic."
Liverpool midfielder Javier Mascherano believes Fernando Torres is 'one of the best forwards in the world'.
Torres has been in dazzling form since his £26.5million summer from Atletico Madrid, netting an impressive 12 goals already this season.
The Spain international continued to demonstrate this quality on Tuesday evening, with an outstanding display against Marseille which helped his side secure progress to the last 16 of the UEFA Champions League.
And Mascherano has hailed the 23-year-old striker, insisting that his ability to change a game makes him world class.
"Fernando Torres is a monster of football," he said in the Daily Star.
"For me he is one of the best forwards in the world at the moment because he is able to make anything happen."
Meanwhile, Torres has spoken of the knockout stages of the Champions League, explaining that he would love to be drawn against a Spanish side.
"I hope we draw Real. It would be better to play a Spanish side, though it would not be bad to meet Milan and gain some revenge for last season's final," he said in the Daily Mail.
Reds stopper Jose Reina has also drawn upon Liverpool's next European opponents, insisting that his team-mates can be confident no matter who their opponents are.
"It is a Spanish or an Italian side next up, and we know how difficult that is going to be," he said.
"But, after reaching two finals in the last three seasons, we have to be one of the favourites.
"We've beaten Barcelona, Juventus, Chelsea and Milan in this competition. So, tough though it will be, we ought to be optimistic."
roadrunner_552
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no lar. He support all the champs in various leagues only. :thumbsup:
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Got to agreed. Not those brainless strikers who just like to wack in goals with power. :bsmilie:
Cheesecake
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so the last few season he is chel$ki fan, Inter fan, Real kuniang fan oso la.
wa, Malaysia Cup he got support??? :bsmilie: support PAHANG right! last time 1994 they powerhouse.
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