...::[The Footy Desk]::... (Part 2)

[uJhatafart00]

 

We've just signed Jackson Martinez from Porto (35mln). Ibra, Kondogbia and a great defender are coming soon.

AC Milan is back bitchessss!!

Martinez (great striker) was not yet signed by AC Milan, though it seems it's most likely to happen soon.

It's not official yet just because he's in Chile now for Copa America so we're having trouble with medicals and stuff, but Da Costa (Porto's president) has already stated that JM has chosen to join AC Milan this summer.

Also, tomorrow we'll try to define Ibra and Kondogbia's transfer, then we will focus on defense (most likely Hummels, Godin or Miranda)

[Eram]

^^^ Sure mate, I just replied to your "We've just signed Jackson Martinez from Porto" statement, while you didn't (just yet)...

 

I've listen to Porto president yesterday's statement (saying Martinez chose AC), though this dude is also known for supporting the thesis that "today's truth might be tomorrow's lie", just sayin

 

Edit - As a matter of fact, it seems that Martinez was keen on moving to At. Madrid just yesterday, until the Colchoneros thought that his transfer fee was just to high and are now aiming towards Tevez.

Edited June 14, 2015 by Eram

[Girish]

Falcao will be top scorer in the league mark my words. He's a f*cking phenomenal talent when he plays with a manager that suits him/his faith in him.

IF he is given regular starts. If Costa is staying, then Falcao is always going to be 2nd choice.

[Banks.]

Falcao will be top scorer in the league mark my words. He's a f*cking phenomenal talent when he plays with a manager that suits him/his faith in him.

Falcao is finished. He did not look like himself at United and I very much doubt he'll get back to his best at Chelsea where he'll be second choice. You can't say that van Gaal didn't put faith in him, he started most games but didn't take his chances. He scored four goals in 26 league games which is awful. Not to mention his overall play was dreadful and he had the first touch of a six year old.

[flitcroft101]

 

Falcao will be top scorer in the league mark my words. He's a f*cking phenomenal talent when he plays with a manager that suits him/his faith in him.

Falcao is finished. He did not look like himself at United and I very much doubt he'll get back to his best at Chelsea where he'll be second choice. You can't say that van Gaal didn't put faith in him, he started most games but didn't take his chances. He scored four goals in 26 league games which is awful. Not to mention his overall play was dreadful and he had the first touch of a six year old.

 

He looked f*cking miserable at United, I don't think he's finished because I see him flourish time after time with Colombia. I've seen him play at Porto & Atleti in which he was insane but then he made the poor decision of going to Monaco & Utd and he never looked a fit nor did he look happy so he simply didn't play well. Rumors are going around that Diego Costa wants out of Chelsea as he's unhappy with life in London and would like a move back to Spain ASAP so there is a big chance Falcao will be the main man if that happens.

[GTA_stu]

I don't know what to make of the unsettled Costa rumours. Because all the indicators are that he's happy here. The game here suits his style, the fans love him, the way we play suits him, the manager likes him, he's got friends in the team, there's a lot of Spaniards in our team and in the league, and he's playing well and slotted right in. It should be perfect. Maybe he misses his family, I'm not sure. It's always hard to know if these rumours hold any truth and if so how much, but I'd be really surprised if he left us this summer.

 

Falcao I'm really not sure about, he was pretty woeful at Utd. Mourinho seems to really want him and seems to think he could get something from him, so I'll trust his gut instinct. He won't replicate the form he showed at Porto and Atletico, but he could still be useful. Also apparently linked with a £6 million move for Alex Song, that would be a really good signing imo for that amount especially.

Edited June 14, 2015 by GTA_stu

[MyName'sJeff]

 

 

Falcao will be top scorer in the league mark my words. He's a f*cking phenomenal talent when he plays with a manager that suits him/his faith in him.

Falcao is finished. He did not look like himself at United and I very much doubt he'll get back to his best at Chelsea where he'll be second choice. You can't say that van Gaal didn't put faith in him, he started most games but didn't take his chances. He scored four goals in 26 league games which is awful. Not to mention his overall play was dreadful and he had the first touch of a six year old.

 

He looked f*cking miserable at United, I don't think he's finished because I see him flourish time after time with Colombia. I've seen him play at Porto & Atleti in which he was insane but then he made the poor decision of going to Monaco & Utd and he never looked a fit nor did he look happy so he simply didn't play well. Rumors are going around that Diego Costa wants out of Chelsea as he's unhappy with life in London and would like a move back to Spain ASAP so there is a big chance Falcao will be the main man if that happens.

 

What do you mean he looked miserable at United? He wanted to play for us when we asked and he got the cash splash for his wages. He had many chances to flourish and he couldn't deliver. The fact is, the serious knee injury should have made him retire. He's absolute sh*te right now and there's a slim chance that he'll be back to top form, or even good form. It's not his fault though, the injury has finished him off. He's nowhere near the assassin he was back in Atletico Madrid, he went downwards as soon as he joined Monaco in fact. Mourinho can't speak for sh*t about Falcao because look what he done to Torres, pretty much ruined that hitman's career who was arguably the most lethal attacker in the league when he played for Liverpool, they also ruined Shevchenko, even Demba Ba was not given enough chances to shine considering he was amazing at Newcastle United and now he's doing good at Beskistas.

Edited June 14, 2015 by MyName'sJeff

[SouthLand]

So this is how it¡s going to be like:

 

 

 

Liga BBVA

 

Champions League teams: FC Barcelona, Real Madrid, Atletico Madrid, Valencia CF, Sevilla FC (Europa League Winner)

 

Europa League Teams: Villareal CF, Athletic Bilbao

 

Relegation to Liga Adelante: Cordoba, Almeria and Eibar (Eibar is Saved since Elche will play next year in Liga Adelante due to lack of payments)

 

 

Liga Adelante

 

Direct Promotion teams: Real Betis, Sporting Gijon

 

Relegation to Segunda B: Racing Santander, Recreativo Huelva, CE Sabadell, FC Barcelona B

 

Play Off Teams: Real Valladolid, Real Zaragoza, Girona FC, UD Las Palmas

 

 

Real Valladolid 1-1 UD Las Palmas

 

UD Las Palmas 0-0 Real Valladolid

 

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Real Zaragoza 0-3 Girona FC

 

Girona FC 1-4 Real Zaragoza

 

 

Playoff Final:

 

First Match

 

June 17 2015

 

Real Zaragoza 3 V.S. 1 UD Las Palmas

 

Second Match:

 

June 21st 2015

 

UD Las Palmas 2 V.S. 0 Real Zaragoza

 

 

 

UD LAS PALMAS makes a come back to First Division after 13 Years

 

Edited June 21, 2015 by SouthLand

[flitcroft101]

Zaragoza ❤ come on back up ❤

[SouthLand]

Zaragoza ❤ come on back up ❤

 

Fix your stadium first.

[flitcroft101]

 

Zaragoza ❤ come on back up ❤

 

Fix your stadium first.

 

and the corruption

[GTA_stu]

What do you mean he looked miserable at United? He wanted to play for us when we asked and he got the cash splash for his wages. He had many chances to flourish and he couldn't deliver. The fact is, the serious knee injury should have made him retire. He's absolute sh*te right now and there's a slim chance that he'll be back to top form, or even good form. It's not his fault though, the injury has finished him off. He's nowhere near the assassin he was back in Atletico Madrid, he went downwards as soon as he joined Monaco in fact. Mourinho can't speak for sh*t about Falcao because look what he done to Torres, pretty much ruined that hitman's career who was arguably the most lethal attacker in the league when he played for Liverpool, they also ruined Shevchenko, even Demba Ba was not given enough chances to shine considering he was amazing at Newcastle United and now he's doing good at Beskistas.

 

Hypocrite much. "We didn't ruin Falcao it wasn't our fault" but somehow it's Chelsea's fault for the failures of Torres and Shevchenko, and Mourinho's in particular for ruining Torres? That doesn't even make sense considering Mourinho only had Torres for 1 season and he was awful for us way before Mourinho even came back. We did everything to try help Torres and we certainly gave him enough opportunities. Same with Shevchenko.

 

Sometimes it just doesn't work out, and much more responsibility should be put on players than clubs if they're not performing. Unless they're being played out of position, not being given many games or being treated disrespectfully, then you can't really blame clubs imo. Ultimately the responsibility lies with players, there's only so much a club can do.

[MyName'sJeff]

That's exactly what I'm saying therefore I am not a hypocrite. The reason I said Mourinho can't speak for sh*t about Falcao is because if Falcao went to Chelsea and was just as bad if not worse, the chelsea fans would have destroyed him silly like they did to Torres who already was low on confidence which affected his form. Not only that, but he went to Chelsea for £50 million which put a lot of pressure on him as that was one of the most expensive signings in the league, he couldn't mentally handle the pressure. At the end of the day, Chelsea was a bad choice for him and returning to Atletico has proved that right and he's 31. He scored against f*cking Madrid and Barca, at Chelsea he wouldn't have been able to score against league 1 or 2 teams let alone PL teams. Falcao is still recovering from a career threatening injury which could have ended his career, but he's still playing and trying to get back to his best. Unfortunately, that couldn't be any further from reality and he needs to realise this. So no matter where he went, his physical limitations would have made him play just as sh*t as he has for a while. I don't see no hyporisy in my statement.

Edited June 15, 2015 by MyName'sJeff

[Tchuck]

Ronaldo suffered career threatening injuries at least twice, and still came back to continue being a lethal striker in his time. All Falcao needs is to go to a place where there won't be a huge amount of pressure on him to perform. If he goes somewhere where he's deemed as the savior, he will flunk. That's why I think it could be a good move to Chelsea if they keep Costa. That way Falcao wouldn't be too pressured to perform from the beginning, and can slowly regain his form and recover from injury.

[MyName'sJeff]

But at 29, almost 30, he has no time to slowly recover and gain form. He's lost a lot of pace and agility since leaving Atletico, so much that he's now just a shadow of his former self. He isn't coming back I'm afraid, no matter what team he goes to in the Premier League, and I really hope to be proved wrong if it was possible. Torres, as soon as he went back to Atletico instantly improved and was back to his lethal ways, but how long did that last at the age of 31? Pure strikers don't tend to last that long unless you're Ibrahimovic who's still doing well for PSG, but not near his prime. It also depends on the training of the player as well, and the only other guy who's still amazing based on his training is Cristiano Ronaldo, otherwise he wouldn't even be half as good as he is now.

[Banks.]

Ronaldo suffered career threatening injuries at least twice, and still came back to continue being a lethal striker in his time. All Falcao needs is to go to a place where there won't be a huge amount of pressure on him to perform. If he goes somewhere where he's deemed as the savior, he will flunk. That's why I think it could be a good move to Chelsea if they keep Costa. That way Falcao wouldn't be too pressured to perform from the beginning, and can slowly regain his form and recover from injury.

Tbh, he wasn't under that much pressure at United. We got him on loan so it wasn't like he splashed £50 million on him. All he needed to do was score 10-15 goals and I reckon we would have bought him but he managed 4 goals in 26 games. f*cking awful.

 

We'll see at the end of the season but I can't see him performing at Chelsea. I just think he's finished at the top level.

[Joseph Cooke]

Get in.

 

Wales 1 - Belgium 0

 

Anyone hear the atmosphere in Cardiff tonight?

Was at a stag in Cardiff on fri/sat, my god the place was buzzing.

 

Came back to see we're no more closer to Pogba, De Bruyne or Sterling. Would be happy with Pogba alone to be honest.

[SouthLand]

Deulofeu back to Everton

 

 

http://www.marca.com/2015/06/15/futbol/equipos/barcelona/1434380325.html

 

 

 

 

If Deulofeu ends up having to play against FC Barcelona in a few years, don't complain why he celebrates a goal if he scores one. I did see Deulofeu play against my team this year and he has a lot of skill...

Edited June 15, 2015 by SouthLand

[flitcroft101]

Deulofeu back to Everton

 

 

 

http://www.marca.com/2015/06/15/futbol/equipos/barcelona/1434380325.html

 

 

 

 

If Deulofeu ends up having to play against FC Barcelona in a few years, don't complain why he celebrates a goal if he scores one. I did see Deulofeu play against my team this year and he has a lot of skill...

He's selfish, he never made the right passes when he got his chance for Barcelona instead he just constantly tried to dribble/flick n trick which ended up pissing off everybody. He just doesn't have the right attitude for their team, they tried to improve him but obviously failed. He will do good at Everton because Everton need a star he'll get away with his bullsh*t there but when you're in a team that's constantly aiming for league titles & CL trophy etc it just can't happen unless you actually take those chances and score sublime goals/create assists like Messi did when he was younger, like Neymar is doing now.

[SouthLand]

 

Deulofeu back to Everton

 

 

 

http://www.marca.com/2015/06/15/futbol/equipos/barcelona/1434380325.html

 

 

 

 

If Deulofeu ends up having to play against FC Barcelona in a few years, don't complain why he celebrates a goal if he scores one. I did see Deulofeu play against my team this year and he has a lot of skill...

He's selfish, he never made the right passes when he got his chance for Barcelona instead he just constantly tried to dribble/flick n trick which ended up pissing off everybody. He just doesn't have the right attitude for their team, they tried to improve him but obviously failed. He will do good at Everton because Everton need a star he'll get away with his bullsh*t there but when you're in a team that's constantly aiming for league titles & CL trophy etc it just can't happen unless you actually take those chances and score sublime goals/create assists like Messi did when he was younger, like Neymar is doing now.

 

 

[MyName'sJeff]

You must be absolutely thick to call Neymar a selfish player as well as trying to piss players off. He's the one along with Suarez that supplies Messi with the crucial deliveries from the left wing and also creates chances for himself at the same time. And he certainly DOES have the right attitude to play for Barca, that's why he's a world class superstar compared to the diving f*cker he was at Santos and even at the beginning when he joined Barca, but now he's changed and disciplining himself. The main thing as the three forwards have chemistry. He has the pace and skills to trouble defences, and the only time he pissed off players was a a few weeks ago against Bilbao, and they got pissed because they got humiliated and wanted Neymar to show them respect. That's hilariously retarded of them actually, if Messi can dribble past and destroy Bayern's defence, then why can't Neymar show of his footwork against f*cking Bilbao?

Edited June 16, 2015 by MyName'sJeff

[Zapp]

Conte was trying out new players. They played horribly, missed a lot of chances. I know Ranocchia isn't new, but that shot he missed at the end..

[SouthLand]

You must be absolutely thick to call Neymar a selfish player as well as trying to piss players off. He's the one along with Suarez that supplies Messi with the crucial deliveries from the left wing and also creates chances for himself at the same time. And he certainly DOES have the right attitude to play for Barca, that's why he's a world class superstar compared to the diving f*cker he was at Santos and even at the beginning when he joined Barca, but now he's changed and disciplining himself. The main thing as the three forwards have chemistry. He has the pace and skills to trouble defences, and the only time he pissed off players was a a few weeks ago against Bilbao, and they got pissed because they got humiliated and wanted Neymar to show them respect. That's hilariously retarded of them actually, if Messi can dribble past and destroy Bayern's defence, then why can't Neymar show of his footwork against f*cking Bilbao?

 

Because Messi (just like Ronaldinho in his good Barça days), is a true Gentleman that plays dribbling defenses from minute 1 to 90 in every single match. It's their way to play and you know that he is NOT showing off.

 

However, Neymar, is a show off because he doesn't play like this. And he likes to humiliate the rival team.

[MyName'sJeff]

So Falcao loan deal to chelsea has been agreed as reported by SkySports. I hope he does succeed because he deserves to, and lets see if the bench helps him to boost his recovery, which I find is just not going to happen realistically.

[Girish]

So Falcao loan deal to chelsea has been agreed as reported by SkySports. I hope he does succeed because he deserves to, and lets see if the bench helps him to boost his recovery, which I find is just not going to happen realistically.

I would like to see him succeed too but I agree that he's lost it. Just seems to be another Torres in the making. Even if he delivers half of what he did at Atletico, it would be a huge success. Fingers crossed.

 

Edit: Next season's fixture list is out and boy, Chelsea have a tough run of fixtures. We would still come out on top though, I'm sure.

[SouthLand]

So this is how it¡s going to be like:

 

 

 

Liga BBVA

 

Champions League teams: FC Barcelona, Real Madrid, Atletico Madrid, Valencia CF, Sevilla FC (Europa League Winner)

 

Europa League Teams: Villareal CF, Athletic Bilbao

 

Relegation to Liga Adelante: Cordoba, Almeria and Eibar (Eibar is Saved since Elche will play next year in Liga Adelante due to lack of payments)

 

 

Liga Adelante

 

Direct Promotion teams: Real Betis, Sporting Gijon

 

Relegation to Segunda B: Racing Santander, Recreativo Huelva, CE Sabadell, FC Barcelona B

 

Play Off Teams: Real Valladolid, Real Zaragoza, Girona FC, UD Las Palmas

 

 

Real Valladolid 1-1 UD Las Palmas

 

UD Las Palmas 0-0 Real Valladolid

 

-------

 

Real Zaragoza 0-3 Girona FC

 

Girona FC 1-4 Real Zaragoza

 

 

Playoff Final:

 

First Match

 

June 17 2015

 

Real Zaragoza 3 V.S. 1 UD Las Palmas

 

Second Match:

 

June 21st 2015

 

UD Las Palmas V.S. Real Zaragoza

 

 

 

Update.

 

Zaragoza is taking the lead. Will Zaragoza keep this result on Sunday or will UD Las Palmas score three goals and make it to First Division.

[Tchuck]

Hahaha Neymar got sent off after the end of the game. Colombia played well and did not appear afraid of Brazil.

 

Also, apparently Tevez is being released to go back to Boca Juniors. Bad news, eh Doc?

[Flesh-n-Bone]

Not following the Copa America but pretty nice to see Neymar sent off. Can't stand that dickwad. Good for Colombia too.

[Doc Rikowski]

Also, apparently Tevez is being released to go back to Boca Juniors. Bad news, eh Doc?

It is indeed. He has been a great asset for us but if he feels like going back home you can't really blame him for that.

We got a young guy, Dybala, who is pretty good. We should still have Morata and Llorente and we're trying to get Mandzukic.

It is inevitable nowadays for an Italian team to let go some of his top players, especially if this grants you good cash (not the case of Tevez though).

But at the same time Juve has been operating very well on the market in the past years so I completely trust the team's presidency on this.

The important thing is to stay at the top level and we managed this with way less money than other European top clubs.

Future will be even better financially.

[MyName'sJeff]

To be fair, it's the right time for Tevez to go. He's 31, and he's not going to get any better from now on. He's still class though of course, but he's earned the decision to go back to his homeplace. It's a sign to show that he's pretty much a complete striker IMO. There's no club that he's been a failure at, in fact he was amazing everywhere he went.