







Well said. The last week is henceforth scrubbed from the annals of history. Anyway what about Ancelotti becoming the new Chelsea manager. It seems a bit strange to me after the trials and tribulations of Scolari previously, especially when communication, and the respect for the manager that stems from that, seem to be so vital to this Chelsea team. I wouldn't say his record with Milan over the years was that impressive either when he's had Kaka, Pirlo, Inzaghi, Seedorf, Shevchenko, Rui Costa, Gattuso, Maldini, Cafu, Stam etc etc to call on. 2 European Cups, fair enough, especially as it should have been 3, but 1 League Championship in 8 years is quite underwhelming. We'll see. But here's to a collossal BALLS-UP anywayInTheColdLightOfDay wrote:Not the greatest week for any of us on this thread.
I'm proposing that we just act like the last week or so never happened and never speak of it again.



InTheColdLightOfDay wrote:So my question to yous (in an attempt to get us back above the Hockey thread in terms of replies) is "What are your expected/desired ins and outs this summer?"
Ronaldo's gone, Tevez pretty much sure to follow. Campbell possibly on the way to Hull for 6 million, which I think is a good bit of business.
Expect to see a couple of the other younger players leave as well.
All sorts of rumours as to who's coming in, fuelled by Ronaldo-cash.
Ribery would be good, but I'd actually be kind of disappointed if we stumped up the kind of cash they're talking (65mill) for just one player.
Valencia from Wigan seems almost done. Seems like a lot of money, but Fergie's rarely wrong.
Latest story is Villa from Valencia, but if/when he goes, I imagine it's far more likely he'll end up at the Bernabau.
One player I'd like us to get, who hasn't been mentioned all that much, is Aguerro from Athletico Madrid.
Got a wish list for Moyes and (probably) Mowbray?

InTheColdLightOfDay wrote:
Got a wish list for Moyes and (probably) Mowbray?

Japan’s Nakazawa stung by loss to ‘pizza eaters’
TOKYO, June 20 (Reuters) - Japan captain Yuji Nakazawa has admitted that defeat to “pizza-eating” Australia in their final World Cup qualifier stung badly.
The Yokohama defender missed Wednesday’s 2-1 loss in Melbourne with a migraine but did not pull his punches after analysing a tape of the game upon returning to Japan.
“We were beaten by pizza eaters,” Nakazawa told Japan’s Fuji newspaper. “They were on a different level to us.”
(Reporting by Alastair Himmer; Editing by Peter Rutherford; To query or comment on this story email sportsfeedback@thomsonreuters.com

MacGyver wrote:WTF does "pizza eater" mean???
Wage Slave wrote:MacGyver wrote:WTF does "pizza eater" mean???
I dunno. Was he referring to the fact a lot of the Australian team are descended from Italian immigrants? If the Australian captain had said we beat the rice eating Japan he would have rightly been in trouble.
隣り合わせとなった豪州のベンチ外組の選手は、何とピザを食べながら観戦していたという。中沢は「ピザを食っているやつらに負けた」と笑ったが…。
Wage Slave wrote:Nice work Mac. A clever bit of gamesmanship then?

behan wrote:Do you think Man U will look for a lot of new talent? Giggs is a great player, but maybe they'll look for someone younger.
I don't know why they would want to get rid of Tevez. He works really hard, he's fast, he's popular with the fans (I think anyway).

InTheColdLightOfDay wrote:And were the Aussies seriously eating pizza on the bench during the Japan game?
Quality hi-jinks.



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