ponsaelius

What was it?

Based on what? Mourinho give him plenty of gametime. It was only when Benitez came in he slipped down the pecking order and was loaned out to Cesena.

Messi did the under the wall free-kick for Argentina last year, learned it from Ronaldinho who did it a few times.

Was speaking to Nixon who has to watch them now for his job and he can't believe they spent £10 million on Johnson. Reckons he has been poor all season long, bar one or 2 notable MOTD highlights.

Aye, can see that looking cool. Also need to be released in standard desktop resolutions for wallpapers.

Repka is still playing

Love that Ben Arfa one, including the other player's runs

Technically they paid £5 million for him and Tom Taiwo. Still a great shout though!

This really is a good idea. I used to play Sensible Soccer on the PC and Megadrive when I was like 7, loved it.

Fiorentina 'keeper Emiliano Viviano throwing away and then stamping on Pirlo's shirt

Not as good as Bale

Agreed O-Nut. They were very consistant last season. Mancini has faults but he has done a good job at every club he's been at so far, including Man City.

Weren't a Premier League team after him or have I made that up? Great last 10 minutes to this game. Dunno. But he really, really, REALLY loves a dig at goal.

Candreva is the Italian Darron Gibson.

That save from Marchetti was fucking unreal on the replay.

Fucking hell that was so awesome. Centre back.

WHAT A GOAL!

I err, yes, I agree. Any reason you're shouting his name? Thought I'd trick you into thinking he'd scored with his first touch

Calaio!

Not as bad as Pandev

Napoli's gameplan is based almost entirely on the counterattack, they don't have much else. Probably the reason you highlighting Hamsik giving it away. They try to hit the passes quickly and sometimes speculatively rather than hold possession. No idea why Pandev plays every week and Insigne sits on the bench. Yeah, they look like they're out of ideas most times they go forwards. Guess in a way it's impressive they're so close to Juve given this mentality. It's imes like this - 1-0 down, away to a resolute-looking Lazio (despite their recent form) - where that game plan comes unstuck. And when your game plan comes unstuck in that fashion, you form a reliance on one or two players and in Napoli's case, Cavani. Mazzarri is a very shrewd tacticion, one of the best in Serie A. He generally gets results. Absolutely terrble at handling young players though and the lack of an alternative gameplan will probably mean they fall short of Juve. Well, Insigne's been their best player by a mile since he came on at HT. That run before

Napoli's gameplan is based almost entirely on the counterattack, they don't have much else. Probably the reason you highlighting Hamsik giving it away. They try to hit the passes quickly and sometimes speculatively rather than hold possession. No idea why Pandev plays every week and Insigne sits on the bench. Yeah, they look like they're out of ideas most times they go forwards. Guess in a way it's impressive they're so close to Juve given this mentality. It's imes like this - 1-0 down, away to a resolute-looking Lazio (despite their recent form) - where that game plan comes unstuck. And when your game plan comes unstuck in that fashion, you form a reliance on one or two players and in Napoli's case, Cavani. Mazzarri is a very shrewd tacticion, one of the best in Serie A. He generally gets results. Absolutely terrble at handling young players though and the lack of an alternative gameplan will probably mean they fall short of Juve.

Napoli's gameplan is based almost entirely on the counterattack, they don't have much else. Probably the reason you highlighting Hamsik giving it away. They try to hit the passes quickly and sometimes speculatively rather than hold possession. No idea why Pandev plays every week and Insigne sits on the bench.

How unlucky was that from Cavani