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Think that even with the meth-head in charge, Argentina may sneak it. Their attacking options are immense. Don't want to say Spain, thats just boring. England

Dragged my arse to one of these 3d venues watch the Tangerines. Must say this 3D lark is canny, much better than I expected. The shots of the fans especially were very sexual.

Robbie Keane?

I'll actually be gutted if Holloway doesn't get up today. He's adorable

Apparently this is the leaked shirt http://img101.imageshack.us/img101/594/bidshirt.jpg

If there is a manager in world football that would pay more than peanuts for either of them, he needs to be sectioned.

Jenas can fuck off, we need to keep the goldfish bowl related chants when we face the twat.

No Iniesta? Honestly have no idea Too many bloody good players. Kind of forgot about Iniesta with him having missed most of the season.

Eh? Pretty much my reaction to reading that

Yes, he should win spanish young player of the year for me Ahead of Pique? Also Balague isn't gay he's with Lampards ex something Rivas. I also refuse to believe this, she is fit as fuck. If true, Guillem must be hiding a 13 inch battleaxe down there.

Aye, forgot about Busquets

Do they actually have a holding midfielder in their final squad? Marchena?

Spain will spend the majority of the tournament in possession and Alonso sitting infront of the back 4 should free up the others to annihilate teams. Perhaps their lack of physicality may see them struggle when/if they face the Italians or Germans like

Spains team is unfair tbh. Back 5 pretty much selects itself. Would like to see a Barca-style system with: Xavi-Alonso-Silva Pedro-Torres-Villa

I refuse to believe this, it would quite possibly shatter my whole world. Took me a while to get over the shock of finding out Derren Brown was gay, this would be worse.

Had no idea he was still playing.

Attempting to seriously discuss the ridiculous mascots that no doubt cost £300 million.

The designers are obvioulsy trapped in the 1990's.

Well that ain't true. I think it is, when was the last time you saw a mid table English team play something other than 4-4-2 or 4-5-1? These are the formations that work for them. The likes of Fulham, Stoke will play a 4-5-1 at home to a top side and stand a chance. From what i've seen of La liga this season, when a bottom half side is playing Madrid/Barca they will still attempt to play attacking and get slaughtered.

Well that ain't true.

There was one game at the weekend that didn't mean anything. The title went down to the last day with 2 fantastic teams. The European places from 4-6 went down to the last day, as did all the relegation places, not one team was relegated until the final day, and the team in 16th ended up going down. Compare it to the Premiership where everything apart from 1 decision was decided before the last day. Less exciting? No chance. Less competitive in terms of the top 2? Yes, of course. Obviously the Prem is by no way fantastic in terms of competitiveness but in the next couple of seasons, if teams strengthen, we should go in with at least 4 teams having a shout at the title (Chelsea, Man U, Arse, City). As for the competitiveness in La Liga outside the top 2, the only reason for that is because the majority of teams are absolutely s****. I don't understand your 2nd point, the rest of the teams outside the top 4 in Spain are superior to the rest of the teams outside the top 4 in England... Disagree. Mallorca, Getafe, Villereal, Bilbao v City, Everton, Villa, Liverpool if we take 5-8.

There was one game at the weekend that didn't mean anything. The title went down to the last day with 2 fantastic teams. The European places from 4-6 went down to the last day, as did all the relegation places, not one team was relegated until the final day, and the team in 16th ended up going down. Compare it to the Premiership where everything apart from 1 decision was decided before the last day. Less exciting? No chance. Less competitive in terms of the top 2? Yes, of course. Obviously the Prem is by no way fantastic in terms of competitiveness but in the next couple of seasons, if teams strengthen, we should go in with at least 4 teams having a shout at the title (Chelsea, Man U, Arse, City). As for the competitiveness in La Liga outside the top 2, the only reason for that is because the majority of teams are absolutely shite.

Search in google ( with filtering off) She seems to be handy with the old Johnson, good appointment

SPL with worse players tbh. Valencia should be able to by 2/3 high quality players with the Villa dosh. Won't make a difference as Real Madrid wil probably by 5/6 new players.

The Villa move is probably a decent deal all round, Valencia will be relatively happy to get £34 mil for a player getting on a bit.