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I would doubt his ability to manage a team in the late 90s personally. Due to his style.

to name a few... PL only afaik Jaime Moreno – Middlesbrough F.C. – 1995–96 Marcelo Moreno – Wigan Athletic F.C. – 2009–10 Alex – Chelsea F.C. – 2007–12 Afonso Alves – Middlesbrough F.C. – 2007–09 Anderson – Manchester United F.C. – 2007–12 Anderson Silva – Everton F.C. – 2006–07 Fábio Aurélio – Liverpool F.C. – 2006–11 Júlio Baptista – Arsenal F.C. – 2006–07 Juliano Belletti – Chelsea F.C. – 2007–10 Branco – Middlesbrough F.C. – 1995–97 Caçapa – Newcastle United F.C. – 2007–09 Denílson – Arsenal F.C. – 2006–11 David Luiz – Chelsea F.C. – 2010-12 Doni - Liverpool F.C. - 2011-12 Doriva – Middlesbrough F.C. – 2002–06 Edu – Arsenal F.C. – 2000–05 Elano – Manchester City F.C. – 2007–09 Emerson – Middlesbrough F.C. – 1996–97 Fabio da Silva – Manchester United F.C. – 2009–12 Fumaça – Newcastle United F.C. – 1999–00 Geovanni – Manchester City F.C., Hull City A.F.C. – 2007–10 Gilberto – Tottenham Hotspur F.C. – 2007–09 Gilberto Silva – Arsenal F.C. – 2002–08 Gláuber – Manchester City F.C. – 2008–09 Heurelho Gomes – Tottenham Hotspur F.C. – 2008–11 Ilan – West Ham United F.C. – 2009-10 Isaías – Coventry City F.C. – 1995–97 Mário Jardel – Bolton Wanderers F.C. – 2003–04 Jô – Manchester City F.C., Everton F.C. – 2008–11 Júlio César – Bolton Wanderers F.C. – 2004–05 Juninho – Middlesbrough F.C. – 1995–97, 1999–00, 2002–04 Kléberson – Manchester United F.C. – 2003–05 Lucas Leiva – Liverpool F.C. – 2007–12 Mineiro – Chelsea F.C. – 2008–09 Bruno Perone – Queens Park Rangers F.C. – 2011–12 Rafael da Silva – Manchester United F.C. – 2008–12 Ramires – Chelsea F.C. – 2010–12 Douglas Rinaldi – Watford F.C. – 2006–07 Robinho – Manchester City F.C. – 2008–10 Fábio Rochemback – Middlesbrough F.C. – 2005–08 Rodrigo – Everton F.C. – 2002–03 Roque Júnior – Leeds United A.F.C. – 2003–04 Rafael Schmitz – Birmingham City F.C. – 2007–08 Sandro – Tottenham Hotspur F.C. – 2010–12 André Santos – Arsenal F.C. – 2011–12 Sylvinho – Arsenal F.C., Manchester City F.C. – 1999–01, 2009–10 Emerson Thome – Sheffield Wednesday F.C., Chelsea F.C., Sunderland A.F.C., Bolton Wanderers F.C. – 1997–04 Clarence Acuña – Newcastle United F.C. – 2000–03 Jean Beausejour – Birmingham City F.C., Wigan Athletic F.C. – 2010–12 Mark González – Liverpool F.C. – 2006–07 Gonzalo Jara – West Bromwich Albion F.C. – 2010–12 Luis Jiménez – West Ham United F.C. – 2009–10 Javier Margas – West Ham United F.C. – 1998–01 David Pizarro – Manchester City F.C. – 2011–12 Carlos Villanueva – Blackburn Rovers F.C. – 2008–09 Juan Pablo Ángel – Aston Villa F.C. – 2000–07 Faustino Asprilla – Newcastle United F.C. – 1995–98 Hamilton Ricard – Middlesbrough F.C. – 1998–02 Hugo Rodallega – Wigan Athletic F.C. – 2008–12 Jhon Viáfara – Portsmouth F.C. – 2005–06 Christian Benítez – Birmingham City F.C. – 2009–10 Felipe Caicedo – Manchester City – 2007–09 Segundo Castillo – Everton F.C., Wolverhampton Wanderers F.C. – 2008–10 Ulises de la Cruz – Aston Villa F.C., Reading F.C. – 2002–08 Agustín Delgado – Southampton F.C. – 2001–04 Fernando Guerrero – Burnley F.C. – 2009–10 Iván Kaviedes – Crystal Palace – 2004–05 Antonio Valencia – Wigan Athletic F.C., Manchester United F.C. – 2006–12 Antolín Alcaraz – Wigan Athletic F.C. – 2010–12 Paulo da Silva – Sunderland A.F.C. – 2009–11 Diego Gavilán – Newcastle United F.C. – 1999–01 Cristian Riveros – Sunderland A.F.C. – 2010–11 Roque Santa Cruz – Blackburn Rovers F.C., Manchester City F.C. – 2007–11 Diego Penny – Burnley F.C. – 2009–10 Claudio Pizarro – Chelsea F.C. – 2007–08 Nolberto Solano – Newcastle United F.C., Aston Villa F.C., West Ham United F.C. – 1998–08 Ysrael Zúñiga – Coventry City F.C. – 1999–01 Sebastián Coates - Liverpool F.C. - 2011-12 Diego Forlán – Manchester United F.C. – 2001–05 Ignacio María González – Newcastle United F.C. – 2008–09 Walter Alberto López – West Ham United F.C. – 2008–09 Williams Martínez – West Bromwich Albion F.C. – 2005–06 Walter Pandiani – Birmingham City F.C. – 2004–06 Adrián Paz – Ipswich Town F.C. – 1994–95 Omar Pouso – Charlton Athletic F.C. – 2006–07 Gustavo Poyet – Chelsea F.C., Tottenham Hotspur F.C. – 1997–04 Darío Silva – Portsmouth F.C. – 2005–06 Gonzalo Sorondo – Crystal Palace F.C., Charlton Athletic F.C. – 2004–07 Luis Suárez – Liverpool F.C. – 2010–12

my first ever game was the opening of the east stand- not in the 30s -- Semtex Mouthy cunt thinking he's better than Graham Carr again. Better watch your patter, son.

eh? what East stand would his dad have sat in in the 30s? How many players you spotted for NUFC like? none- he is a far better scout than me, and im very happy to have him. but I simply made an intended light hearted joke there was never an east stand, obvious and simple mistake he made, and in no way affects his credibility. People too sensitive you daft fucking fairy

I love this one its one of those bets that makes all the papers If it comes off he'll be wishing he stick a quid on it. I'd be gutted as £1 million isn't enough for me to quit my job. But aye, it's a mental bet and I highly doubt it'll happen. At 4% you'd get 40k a year interest like. I reckon you'd be able to cut down your hours.

eh? what East stand would his dad have sat in in the 30s? How many players you spotted for NUFC like? Exactly. Fucking mag kernt. Pop Robson for me like. Pathetic

cp40 reckons he knaas more than Graham Carr - SUPER scout. What a fucking surprise. JEEEEZ

Sewelly reckons he knaas more than Graham Carr - SUPER scout. What a fucking surprise. JEEEEZ

I love this one its one of those bets that makes all the papers The returns were only £300 until he added Carroll.

James McLean ffs

He will not do well if he thinks he can improve their squad with Peter Lovenkrands.

If selling him doesn't pay in whole for a replacement, then they will keep him for 1 year and not get any money towards a replacement. Genius.

Probably shows you how irrelevant that stat is.

Watermelons = Spain, Dildo = France. Idiot.

If you get worked up by the stupidity of others, your life will not be enjoyable.

tbf, that chart refers to "QF2" & "QF4" in a somewhat confusing manner. Just follow the actual arrows. At least this version tells u which is 2 and which is 4, as they're not in order on the left: http://i.imgur.com/hlK7q.png That's the whole point though. Why would you ever not follow the arrows? Do people just assume they're there to make it look pretty or something. Well obviously they're thick as shit, but I can at least understand why it has caused confusion.

cray

tbf, that chart refers to "QF2" & "QF4" in a somewhat confusing manner. Just follow the actual arrows. At least this version tells u which is 2 and which is 4, as they're not in order on the left: http://i.imgur.com/hlK7q.png READ THIS YOU CUNTS

tbf, that chart refers to "QF2" & "QF4" in a somewhat confusing manner. Just follow the actual arrows. At least this version tells u which is 2 and which is 4, as they're not in order on the left: http://i.imgur.com/hlK7q.png

Not true.... atleast according to that graph depending on how they do in the groups they could meet in quarters or semis. Unless iam reading it wrong which is entirely possible. Because if Spain won the group and France were runner up they would meat in the quarters and if both won their group and their quarter final they would face each other in the semi's.... It's practically impossible for them both to get to the final without playing each other in the quarters or semi's first due to how the draw has panned out. Incorrect. They would meet in the final.

Final Spain vs France. Spain to win. Top scorer Benzema Player to watch Alan Dzagoev How far will England go? Finish 2nd in group, get fucked up the arsehole by Spain Most looking forward to Watching Yohan Cabaye and Hatem Ben Arfa work their magic in the French team. Least looking forward to Days when Group A are playing Best Hodgson moment There will be no good Hodgson moments

Not true.... atleast according to that graph depending on how they do in the groups they could meet in quarters or semis. Unless iam reading it wrong which is entirely possible.

I thought they couldn't license them any more anyway?

In Mwanga's case, I think the trick would've been not to be shit and overpaid. He also went to College there so probably wanted to head back. But yeah, it'd be fucking annoying if it was unexpected and mid-season.

Yes. That's how it works with regular top scorers anyway. https://support.paddypower.com/app/answers/detail/a_id/242/~/european-championship-top-goalscorer-betting