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Meanwhile, Fiorentina manager Delio Rossi has assaulted one of his own players on the touch line.
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Thank you, Chef.
Rossi should be out of a job by morning.
Real is dotting the i's. Bet Mourinho is rehearsing some extra-arrogant comments for the press.
Don't think he needs to rehearse. Pretty sure that kind of thing comes naturally for him.
Like Richard Burton doing Shakespeare, I'm sure Jose can do extra-arrogant in his sleep by now.
StarCraft 2 is just that good.
HOLD ON TOON!
EDIT: I was rooting for a draw, but that was incredible. Not worried about the difference between 1-0 and 2-0. Goal differential between Spurs / Newcastle is over. Over.
Theoretically, but Spurs have a huge GD advantage on Newcastle and Newcastle has Man City coming up. If the results hold now, Chelsea are just about toast and will have to beat Bayern to get in the CL next year.
Once again, I can't tell you how frustrating it was as the world's only SC Freiburg/Tottenham fan that Spurs didn't sign him.
So what, Spurs has Villa away, everybody knows it will end 0-0. Unless it vortex of suck goes critical and Birmingham is swallowed by a black hole of drabness.
Of course, but with today's results that inevitable draw keep Spurs in 4th if Man City at least draw at Newcastle. I got this figured. I'm schmart! And if Spurs win at Villa, Chelsea can officially do no better than 5th making their tears all the sweeter when they lose in Munich.
Infamous ref Byron Moreno added thirteen minutes once when the team he had been bribed by had trouble scoring.
And the first half of a match in the '94 World Cup ran nine minutes over time because the ref had forgot to set his clock.
Watch. Clocks hang on walls.
The 10 minutes was primarily because it took almost that long to get Tiote off the pitch after Mikel knocked him out with an elbow.
Gigi Buffon gifted Lecce the goal that kept Milan in the title race.
I am Jack's complete lack of surprise.
Edit: Wow. That was on the fine line between beautiful and psychotic. Rossi will make an excellent next coach for Genoa.
How the #### do you do that?!?!
I have a hard time believing he 'meant' for that to happen, but even so: WOW.
Is "take neither" an option? Because that might be the best one. Sure you take some heat, but at least it's not a 3-ring circus.
That last Spurs game against Fulham isn't a guaranteed win by any stretch. But if City wins Sunday, then a win and a draw in the last two get us the #4 spot, so we'd have some margin for error. But I'd set my sights on 3rd place at this point--two wins and if Arsenal drop points anywhere the last two games Spurs are safely in 3rd, which would almost be unreal, given the past two months.
That'd be my first option, but I'm not really sure who else is available.
It begins.
Cahill, Lescott, Jones, and Smalling
EDIT: Jagielka too
Sounds good to me. As one who dislikes Chelsea this is just about optimal. I don't like relying on 'Pool for anything these days, however.
If they're all available (i.e., fit to play), I'd take 'em all and leave Terry and Ferdinand at home.
Liverpool won the League Cup, if they win the FA Cup the League Cup EL place would go to the 6th place PL team.
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