Week 26 - 12/13 - Premier League / CL L16 & Europa L32

[anelka]

not quite but i was at Highbury on that Saturday afternoon in 96 as a young lad when uncle dean scored that banger

 

he was explosive that day, tore adams & bould apart

[O Fenomeno]

Recycling

http://www.thesun.co.uk/sol/homepage/news/4790473/Secret-love-for-Samir-Nasri.html

[anelka]

 

Uncle Deano >>

 

God I used to hate John Lukic

[Benicio del Toney]

Dawson > Agger

 

I thought the way Dawson got beasted against him was bad but Agger got raped pmsl

 

Agger top 3 selected in the league remember though

 

The man said top 5 in the world.

 

Liverpool need cb's badly.

[Benicio del Toney]

Just a couple players our Toney said

 

 

 

You gotta build from the back, it makes all the difference.

[Black.]

Dawson >>>

We haven't lost a premier league games he's started this season

[Heero Yuy]

Swear most of you had it in for Dawson not even so long ago.

[Bruno Di Gradi]

dawson......him

 

hes one of them dons....he will not make a small mistake and have a ok game.... but if he makes a mistake if its a massive one

[Black.]

I rate him its the 2/3 season people have been making out like he won't play on the regs but you can't keep a good man down

[Rsonist]

Dawson is a fuckin kamikaze specialist

[O Fenomeno]

Dawson is average

Only thing I like about Dawson

That long range pass he has in his locker

[TF S4DK]

Lol, anelka >>>>>>>>>

 

Man actually went into his personal vault for the good old days.

[SLEAZE BALL]

Loooool

[The Somalian]

Lukic lmao shit only player I booed at highbury. Hate with a passion waste of space

[Thizz]

"Juventus goalkeeper Gianluigi Buffon has played down the advantage Celtic fans might give their team when the Scots host the Italians on Tuesday.

Celtic and Juve meet in the first leg of their Champions League last-16 tie.
"I have played here two or three times with Parma and Juventus, although the last time, 10 years ago, I was on the bench," said the 35-year-old Italian.
"The atmosphere is very British in many ways but, as far as I can remember, no fan has ever scored a goal."
The fans at Celtic Park created a raucous backdrop when Neil Lennon's side beat Barcelona in the Champions League group stage.
And a sell-out 60,000 crowd should generate a terrific din for the visit of the Serie A leaders to Glasgow's east end.

"Certainly the crowd can help Celtic but only to a certain point," added Buffon.
"The opponents can't get carried away with this and must focus on their own game.
"The most hostile atmospheres I have ever played in, I would probably have to say is Turkey, at Fenerbahce and Galatasaray.
"Of course, here, at both Celtic and Rangers, they have stadiums that when full have an excellent atmosphere, we already know this and we respect this very much."
Buffon was in goal for Parma against Rangers in a Uefa Cup match at Ibrox in 1998, which ended in a 1-1 draw, and again in a Champions League qualifier the following year when Rangers won 2-0.
However, he was a substitute for Juventus in October 2001, when Celtic beat the Italians 4-3 at Parkhead in a dramatic Champions League qualifier.
Juventus manager Antonio Conte believes his team will have to be on their guard.
"If anyone has underestimated Celtic, it has certainly not been us. We have great respect for them," he said.
"We have followed Celtic very closely.
"They are a very good team. We will have to be very careful tonight."
Conte cited Celtic's defeat of Barcelona at Celtic Park and their narrow defeat by the Catalans in the Nou Camp as proof that Juventus would have to be on their toes for the first-leg tie.

 

And his comments mirror those of on-loan Juventus striker Nicolas Anelka.

Anelka said on joining Juventus from Shanghai Shenhua: "It's nice to get back to a big club."
The Frenchman, who joined the Italians from China's Shanghai Shenhua, insists Neil Lennon's side will be a dangerous proposition.
"What Celtic have going for them is no pressure," he said.
"It will be a tough game in Glasgow. It is one of the most famous and intense football cities in the world."
Conte's Juventus beat Fiorentina 2-0 at the weekend to open up a five-point lead in Serie A and arrive in Glasgow in confident mood.
Juventus sporting director Pavel Nedved believes the Italians will be stepping into "a lion's den".
"I'm fully aware of the atmosphere that awaits us in Glasgow because I've been there and experienced it first hand," said Nedved.
"We'll be stepping into a lion's den and I don't think the team will need firing up. We'll have to tough it out."
Juventus have been training at Rangers' Murray Park complex."

 

 

[Rsonist]

 

Need to recruit this guy on your away trips Goli

[JOHN DOE]

didnt kno nedved was juves sporting director 

 

totally forgot about man

[O Fenomeno]

[O Fenomeno]

He would say that

[Fearless-Guy]

di music >>>>>

 

ITS BACK