FIFA Club World Cup

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about 1 year ago
3 nil win for Chelski.  See the Fuhur was front and centre for the celebrations.
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kwlap
about 1 year ago
What a surprise.  I didnt think we stood a chance but played well.  Pedro looking a good signing and good to see Palmer back at his best. 
Calling all fans in Japan, come down and support the mighty nix in Osaka


http://www.facebook.com/WellingtonPhoenixClubMembersSupportersGroupOsaka

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about 1 year ago
Palmer was superb alright. That's how to score a goal! Both keepers were top notch too. Am always amazed at how good Cucurella is. 

Oi Oi Edgecumbe... lets have a clean sheet

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detoxin
about 1 year ago
Oi Oi Edgecumbe
Palmer was superb alright. That's how to score a goal! Both keepers were top notch too. Am always amazed at how good Cucurella is. 

Especially after his start for chelsea where he would make screw up after screw up.  
Calling all fans in Japan, come down and support the mighty nix in Osaka


http://www.facebook.com/WellingtonPhoenixClubMembersSupportersGroupOsaka

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about 1 year ago
Procrastinixing
3 nil win for Chelski.  See the Fuhur was front and centre for the celebrations.
... he not only photobombed the presentation but STOLE THE TROPHY

(Okay, FIFA let him have the trophy, as a bribe. Those people are complete scum. Total boycott.)

Ramming liberal dribble down your throat since 2009
This forum needs less angst and more Kate Bush threads



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kwlapnumber8
about 1 year ago
Doloras
Procrastinixing
3 nil win for Chelski.  See the Fuhur was front and centre for the celebrations.
... he not only photobombed the presentation but STOLE THE TROPHY

(Okay, FIFA let him have the trophy, as a bribe. Those people are complete scum. Total boycott.)


I see that FIFA have moved into Trump Tower. Looks like we have another Sep Blatter running FIFA. 
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kwlapLG
7 days ago · edited 7 days ago · History
FIFA Intercontinental Cup

Mamelodi Sundowns 2 - 1  Al Ahli

Played in Pretoria, South Africa

I really wish this tournament was home and away instead of this unfair one off game. Interesting information comparing the two leagues. 

Number of foreign players allowed on the field at any one time?

A-League/PSL: 5

Saudi League: 8

I think A-League and PSL really have to look at this to improve their game.  European and Saudi teams have a built in advance beside vast amounts of money against other League 

Saudi/Africa Cup

There was a rumour from North African Journalist that the Saudi League top teams wanted to create a competition with Africa's big clubs. For African clubs this was going to be huge because of Saudi financing. For Saudi this connect would feel more natural for them than Asia. This game proves such a tournament would be very fruitful. 
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7 days ago · edited 7 days ago · History
I'm staggered that FIFA allowed a one off game to happen and Saudi weren't the hosts!

Isn't quite the sports washing PIF money splashing around in Saudi now, as there was a few years ago. See LIV Golf falling over.

Isn't there a Ted Lasso episode where some dodgy Ghanian billionaire, tries to woo Nigerian Sam away from Richmond FC with an African Super League proposal.
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SaSouthernix
7 days ago
Saudis are not happy about the result.

Their commentators are angry at the Ivan Toney offside decision by VAR officials. They claim that the presents of CAF President and Mamelodi Sundowns owner, Pat Motsepe had something to do with it.

They go further and bringing in the whole fiasco of Senegal vs Morocco in the African Nations Cup final as evidence of interference.

No doubt it's hard losing especially when you have invested multiple millions of pounds in your squad.

https://www.goal.com/en/lists/saudi-anger-al-ahli-s-shock-against-sundowns-reopens-the-morocco-and-senegal-file/bltdd0ac3825236b7fb


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