Village Idiot

To be frank, I consider any widespread doping in football almost impossible to hide. Too many people involved, too many disgruntled players that can easily blow off the lid... I can believe a particular player could do it on their own, but a whole squad? Nah. And Spaindopinglol it's a pretty easy escape to dismiss our recent success in sports.

Real Sociedad's former vice-president has confessed to buying "strange medicines" from famous doping mastermind Eufemiano Fuentes, currently on trial for "Operación Puerto" regarding a cycling doping scandal. It has been long suspected they were involved, but now seems it's coming out, although their president at the time is of course denying it. Funniest thing is, that they were pretty damn s*** and got relegated during the period they allegedly bought those chemicals.

Bah, Real Madrid are going to murder this shower of shit

Midtablemeter imho.

Grats for this win, looking up now

That's it, I'm removing all the mackems from my FF team. Useless gits.

Carroll scores.

Too early, needs slowly bedding in /Pardew To be fair, the alternative is Santos.

Needlessly prolong his career?

5 minutes. The agony.

Still can't get my head around that after all the money they have spent this season QPR's impact subs when chasing a game are people like Jenas or Bobby Zamora

What's the difference between the full and the FULL story?

To be honest he looked something in his first years at ManCity. He then did the same mistake as many other good-ish footballers of the time and signed for Chelsea.

Spanish commentary: "SWP is a very good player, if maybe he's been a bit unlucky in his career"

Aye, that lineup is such a weird mix of good and shit it's scary

Like this, but with a guy's voice.

To be honest, my accent is thicker than Brolin's waist.

1 goal in 9 starts, 1 in 13 overall. Woah.

I'll play my "English is not my first language" get out of jail card.

CB, although Puyol has been injuried a lot since Ramos was moved there. Dunno what Del Bosque will do with both available, but he certainly sees Ramos/Piqué as the longterm central pairing at the back.

He'd been injuried a lot in France and has just recently started to play regularly. To be frank he'd been in Spain training camps before and he was in one of the WC 2010 shortlists.

Spain still practically play the false-9 Barca style? (in simplistic terms) Yeah, a bit more conservative than the Barça system, though. With Torres dropped, it looks to me that Cesc will be Spain's CF longterm

Reminds me of when Sevilla bought Baptista. Big black dude = defensive mid, but they deployed him behind the strikers instead and he became a goal machine.

Bergkamp has to be there, somehow.