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The South American (and Spanish) connection.

Martin Palermo named coach of Godoy Cruz, Abbondanzieri his assistant.

Feghouli arrested for driving without a license.

http://oglobo.globo.com/esportes/andres-sanchez-diz-que-vai-deixar-cbf-fala-em-felipao-como-possivel-tecnico-da-selecao-6829752 http://www.lancenet.com.br/futebol/Felipao-estaria-apalavrado-Selecao-Sanchez_0_817718290.html

Terrible choice, the game has passed him by. Reminds me of the series of disasters that started when Argentina brought Coco Basile back. But at least Scolari isn't an alcoholic.

http://www.washingtonpost.com/blogs/dc-sports-bog/wp/2012/11/26/tnt-crew-compares-wizards-to-generals-again/ Kenny Smith whistling the Harlem Globetrotters theme whenever they show Wizards clips :lol: :lol:

Realistically the goal is 3rd place. We are where we are with probably the hardest schedule to start the season of anyone in Italy (just look), we have missed our best player for the past few weeks, and even without an elite finisher are much more clinical than we were at the start of the...

Don't worry, I'll be rooting for you guys in the Europa League next year!

Thanks for this one, with Napoli winning at least we gained on you guys!

I'm not an expert on Brazilian football but I can't believe that such a big country, whose own league has gotten significantly better over the past few years, isn't producing tactically skilled coaches. I mean Argentina and Uruguay are continuing to produce great tacticians despite their own...

And thus they should be coached by a local who knows local talent.

Brazil, like Argentina, isn't going to hire a European coach and pretend to be Spain, sorry. Not to mention Pep trying to coach a national team the way he coached Barca would be a complete disaster. You don't get to buy everything you want to fit your vision in international football.

Montolivo heart :lol: :lol: :lol:

Ricky over Super Mario? WTF

Tragic.

At least Atletico will be playing in the CL.

Terrible performance, but I'll take the point from it. Good job fighting back from two injuries, no Pizarro and a terrible first half. Hopefully Toni and Aquilani aren't injured too bad. Still, to continue the unbeaten run even when playing so badly is nice.

La Liga isn't the same without a competitive Valencia, but it's nice to see Malaga get back on track. Too bad the game against Bayern will save Pellegrino's job, because otherwise this result would be very good for La Liga.

I'd hit it.

Just when I thought Justin was losing his mojo, he posts a Gareth Bale-esque classic.