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Troy Queef posted:whenever I consider moving to the PNW I'm reminded that I'll be surrounded by FIGHT, AND WIN types on all sides Looking at that pic, I'd be worried entirely about something else.
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mackintosh posted:Looking at that pic, I'd be worried entirely about something else. It's like she's daring pickpockets to go for it and they're still going "no thanks"
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http://deadspin.com/real-madrid-won-everything-and-dont-have-much-to-show-f-1795830752 Everyone's favorite American soccer writer is back with a piping hot take
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Bobby Digital posted:http://deadspin.com/real-madrid-won-everything-and-dont-have-much-to-show-f-1795830752 Another one-sentence gem: In this era of tactical innovation and ideological devotion—when José Mourinho and Pep Guardiola made their respective styles of impenetrable defenses and free-flowing attacks the sport’s dominant paradigms; when Diego Simeone perfected a hellishly intense defense-and-counters gameplan that won Atlético Madrid La Liga, brought them to the brink of two Champions League trophies, and laid the groundwork for the similarly astounding underdog success of Leicester and Monaco; when Jürgen Klopp and his German contemporaries proved that high and hard defending can be just as creatively fruitful as attacking—it’s a little odd that Real Madrid, the club of undefinable greatness, the masters of crosses and headers, have won the biggest trophy the most often.
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Pep Guardiola, master of defense, lmao
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Gigi Galli posted:Pep Guardiola, master of defense, lmao
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St Evan Echoes posted:thats not what he's saying but you can be forgiven for not parsing that poo poo correctly Ah, I missed the "respective" part. Whoops.
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I think it's fair to say Pep has redefined defending in football
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Ahahahahahahaha Best post
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I had trouble parsing that graph at first but lmao.
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Right thread, he's definitely more of a Donatello imo
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Didn't know Oxlade-Chamberlain went to the Chels
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http://deadspin.com/reports-cristiano-ronaldo-wants-to-leave-real-madrid-1796168131 Standard, inoffensive "Ronaldo to [anywhere but here]" article, but I just wanted the chance to post this single sentence: quote:In another article on the topic, Marca lays out Ronaldo’s litany of complaints: He is “hurt and annoyed” by the tax case’s entire existence, since he feels like he’s done nothing wrong; he does not feel like the club has adequately backed him, despite Real releasing a statement that they believe in his innocence; he thinks the whole tax ordeal is actually Real’s fault, because it was the club that advised him on how to partition his salary after a major change to Spain’s tax laws came into effect around the time he joined the team; and, again, he believes he’s being treated unfairly, made an example of by the tax authorities even though he’s tried to be cooperative and proactive about remedying any perceived discrepancies.
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Is there really only one raumdeuter in the whole world? Is Thomas Muller really that unique? :ponder: 
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PirateBob posted:Is there really only one raumdeuter in the whole world? Is Thomas Muller really that unique? :ponder: You should play the new Football Manager, you can grow one or whatever
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I play FM a lot and idk what a raumdeuter is even meant to be
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Bogan Krkic posted:I play FM a lot and idk what a raumdeuter is even meant to be One of Fritzl's favourite moves
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Bogan Krkic posted:I play FM a lot and idk what a raumdeuter is even meant to be His special power is to find space, space invisible to the non-Raumdeuter, and spread into it like a plume of smoke, or a form of insidious footballing dry rot. This is what he produced against Juventus, a frictionless occupation by stealth, always moving – if not moving that much – in search of the single most vital commodity in elite modern football: space, the final and, in fact, pretty much only, frontier. The fact that Müller coined this term himself in a newspaper interview makes it even better. He's sidled in there, that sneaky Raumdeuter. He's found a niche and filled it with himself, no mean feat for a man who doesn't really look like a footballer at all but instead has an endearingly amateurish air, tousle‑haired and skinny-legged, like a junior doctor on a fun run.
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PirateBob posted:His special power is to find space, space invisible to the non-Raumdeuter, and spread into it like a plume of smoke, or a form of insidious footballing dry rot. This is what he produced against Juventus, a frictionless occupation by stealth, always moving – if not moving that much – in search of the single most vital commodity in elite modern football: space, the final and, in fact, pretty much only, frontier. The fact that Müller coined this term himself in a newspaper interview makes it even better. He's sidled in there, that sneaky Raumdeuter. He's found a niche and filled it with himself, no mean feat for a man who doesn't really look like a footballer at all but instead has an endearingly amateurish air, tousle‑haired and skinny-legged, like a junior doctor on a fun run. lmao
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