August Ingame

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[TD]POT 1
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[TD="width: 25%"]POT 2
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[TD="width: 25%"]3
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[TD="width: 25%"]4
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[TD]Real Madrid
Barcelona
Bayern Munich
Chelsea
Benfica
Atletico
Arsenal
Porto[/TD]
[TD]Schalke
Dortmund
Juventus
Paris Saint-Germain
Shakhtar
Basel
Zenit
Manchester City[/TD]
[TD]Leverkusen
Olympiakos
CSKA Moscow
Ajax
Liverpool
Sporting CP
Galatasaray
Athletic[/TD]
[TD]Anderlecht
Roma
Ludogorets
Apoel
BATE
Maribor
Monaco
Malmo[/TD]
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4 Spain
4 Germany
4 England
3 Portugal
3 Germany
2 Italy
2 France
2 Russia

Sweden
Belarus
Cyprus
Bulgaria
Belgium
Greece
Netherlands
Ukraine
Turkey
Switzerland
Slovenia

oooo Roma that is one team the big boys will want to avoid.
If Monaco do end up letting Falcao go, they are fucked.

Portugal with 3 teams, Italy with 2 lol.
 
within the year he's already had 2 key injuries, something to note about that.
They definitely will have to keep their options open now.
 
ManU at +1275 to win the league, Pool at +1650. Think it's City/Chelsea, but I'd bet Pool to finish ahead of ManU
 
interesting from BetFair

Pool top 3 finish is @ 3.00
Man Utd top 3 finish is @ 3.15

yet top Northwest Club

Man City @ 1.37
Man Utd @ 3.3
Pool @ 8.00
 
If Costa is really out, Chelsea @ Everton this weekend could be interesting. Pool at Spurs this weekend as well.
 
If Costa is really out, Chelsea @ Everton this weekend could be interesting. Pool at Spurs this weekend as well.

Yup, pretty sure Lukaku would love to get on the score sheet. Might be a draw there.
I may be adventurous but I'm willing to play Spurs -1
 
last year was the first time Pool had won at the Lane in 6 tries...considering it was also a 0-5 trashing, Poch should be able to rally the troops and give them incentive to repay the favor as well as continue their positive start to the season against a potential CL/Europa rival.
 
we know he'll never bomb OT so incase of an all out war just camp there

Korean dictator Kim Jong-Un was ALWAYS going to be a Manchester United fan.
The 31-year-old’s love for the traditionally communist colour that the Red Devils wear almost certainly played a part in his devotion to the Old Trafford outfit, and so, too, must have his love for Wayne Rooney.
The communist leader adores watching Louis van Gaal’s side play – despite their dismal start to the season – and he now wants to make sure that the rest of his country can share in the *enjoyment.*
According to The Mirror, Kim has reportedly ordered state TV to broadcast United’s future matches on national television as part of a scheduling revamp that will also see shows that teach viewers how to ride a horse and play golf.



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"Nobody has the rights to broadcast Premier League football in North Korea so if this is happening then it is copyright theft, plain and simple," a Premier League spokesman told The Daily Star.
However, with a reputation such as his, Kim surely won’t be too bothered about broadcasting rights.
In fact, the toughest questions he’s sure to face will be from the general republic, asking: “Why couldn’t you have supported City?”
 
weren't dortmund and arse in the same group last year as well? maybe that's what you meant teeed, I can't remember
 
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