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Coutinho, Salah, and Firmino are my Liverpool players. Then in draft, it’s Mané and the Ox. Bit of a contrast.

At a Christmas function? Luckily I feel no compunction to join in.

56pts - saved by Coutinho, Salah, and Firmino. 15pts from Mooy on the effing bench. Honestly, it feels like about 40% of this game is picking the right captain. Morata - 4 points yet again.

If we’d had a proper ref when we played them they’d have had a player or two sent off for persistent fouling.

...in Draft. Mooy on the bench of course. I am so shit at this .

Ach, bollocks, pretty sure I have Murray playing today.

Not just the non-top 6 either. We probably get this more than any oher team.

Oh good, at least I got a clean sheet from Ward... ...FFFFFUUUUUUU....

...and now, at last, their plan is about to be complete.

That may be, but clearly Real aren't as good as you are saying, because we gubbed them. I think the CL is wide open this year.

After a nice little run of games, everything went to shit.

It feels like Arsenal have scored loads of late equalizers/winners this season.

I'm just trying to get all the Spurs team.

An "Atlantic" League has been mooted for years, with Scotland, Netherlands etc.

We didn't do too badly.

Where did you get this from? Want to check our numbers. http://www.telegraph.co.uk/sport/football/world-cup/10872269/World-Cup-2014-squads-in-numbers-Premier-League-talent-to-dominate-on-Brazilian-stage.html Cheers. Although weirdly that doesn’t include England players.

Ok, so nothng’s changed. Good - because we said all that way back when, and that’s precisely why Levy nailed West Ham’s feet to the floor.

Have I missed something? What has changed to the commitment to maintain it as an athletics stadium, at least in part? Genuine question. Levy made pretty sure that was nailed down. Also: http://www.dailymail.co.uk/sport/football/article-5136191/Sadiq-Khan-control-West-Hams-London-Stadium.html The only option? Bull, and furthermore, s***.

The girls are compelling. Also, I accept Kaiz's well-formed arguments on Peru and Tunisia, although not Denmark, because as I stated before, Eriksen. 1. England, 2. Australia, 3. Iceland, 4. Korea (because Son, Oldtype, SE Asia), 5. Japan, 6. Denmark (because Eriksen), 7. Panama (underdogs), 8. Costa Rica, 9. Croatia (because Modric), 10. Mexico (because chance of great party in local restaurant). 11. Tunisia (because Star Wars), 12. Morocco, 13. Egypt (quite like North African teams), 14. Iran, 15. Peru (down because they knocked out New Zealand in cuntish fashion), 16. Belgium (because Spurs players), 17. Poland, 18. Colombia (because least unlikeable of S America), 19. Germany (because 7-1, despite Germany), 20. Senegal, 21. Sweden (because girls), 22. Serbia, 23. Switzerland 24. Nigeria, 25. Russia (because hosts, despite best national anthem), 26. Argentina (higher because Poch and Lamela), 27. Uruguay (lower because Suarez), 28. France, 29. Spain, 30. Brazil, 31. Saudi Arabia (because politics), 32. Portugal.

Messi I remain ambivalent. There's a lot of Argentina baggage to counteract, and I quite like the narrative of the best player of all time failing to win the World Cup, for some reason. Also, I have never quite been able to get past the growth hormone thing. There is Lamela though. Let's bump them to 26, above Uruguay. I think I would still prefer Russia to beat Argentina. Not related to the Messi thing but it would be a ridiculously boring tournament if you had your way Most of the teams in your top 10 are teams who are going to sit behind the ball for 90 minutes and add nothing to the tournament I thought Greece winning the Euros that time was ace . I just like underdogs tbh.

Who is more likeable out of Morocco and Tunisia?

1. England, 2. Australia, 3. Iceland, 4. Korea (because Son, Oldtype, SE Asia), 5. Japan, 6. Denmark (because Eriksen), 7. Panama (underdogs), 8. Costa Rica, 9. Croatia (because Modric), 10. Mexico (because chance of great party in local restaurant). 11. Egypt, 12. Morocco, 13. Tunisia (quite like North African teams), 14. Iran, 15. Belgium (because Spurs players), 16. Poland, 17. Peru (down because they knocked out New Zealand in cuntish fashion), 18. Colombia (because least unlikeable of S America), 19. Germany (because 7-1, despite Germany), 20. Senegal, 21. Serbia, 22. Switzerland 23. Nigeria, 24. Sweden, 25. Russia (because hosts, despite best national anthem), 26. Argentina (because Poch and Lamela), 27. Uruguay (lower because Suarez), 28. France, 29. Spain, 30. Brazil, 31. Saudi Arabia (because politics), 32. Portugal.

Messi I remain ambivalent. There's a lot of Argentina baggage to counteract, and I quite like the narrative of the best player of all time failing to win the World Cup, for some reason. Also, I have never quite been able to get past the growth hormone thing. There is Lamela though. Let's bump them to 26, above Uruguay. I think I would still prefer Russia to beat Argentina.

The list is flexible if compelling arguments can be made.

Who you supporting? any of the plucky upstarts Me too. Germany. I always used to have an extensive list of likes and dislikes - "wank, wank, wank, good guy, wank, good guy" etc. Soft spot for the Soviet Bloc for some reason, always liked Mexico. Right, gonna give it a go and rank in order in a gratuitously unsystematic manner, find out where my head is at now I'm way to old to care: 1. England, 2. Australia, 3. Iceland, 4. Korea (because Son, Oldtype, SE Asia), 5. Japan, 6. Denmark (because Eriksen), 7. Panama (underdogs), 8. Costa Rica, 9. Croatia (because Modric), 10. Mexico (because chance of great party in local restaurant). 11. Egypt, 12. Morocco, 13. Tunisia (quite like North African teams), 14. Iran, 15. Belgium (because Spurs players), 16. Poland, 17. Peru (down because they knocked out New Zealand in cuntish fashion), 18. Colombia (because least unlikeable of S America), 19. Germany (because 7-1, despite Germany), 20. Senegal, 21. Serbia, 22. Switzerland 23. Nigeria, 24. Sweden, 25. Russia (because hosts, despite best national anthem), 26. Uruguay (lower because Suarez), 27. France, 28. Spain, 29. Argentina, 30. Brazil, 31. Saudi Arabia (because politics), 32. Portugal.