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Considering how lanky his build is, that's damn impressive.

Plenty of time to get new highlights in his hair then!

Uruguay is playing an absolutely atrocious defense right now (Scotti and Victorino, really? None of Caceres, Lugano, Godin or Coates?) at a high altitude but this is still a disgrace. They ain't making the World Cup.

It's hard to take England's complaints seriously when John Terry is still a national hero.

If that's the case, then Milan is going to laugh and drive Bojan to the airport.

Milan is going to end up paying 3M for Bojan, and that's assuming they want him for that much. Barca can probably get a solid 2M from Valencia or Fiorentina for Bojan though.

As much as I like the idea of one of the "fantastic 4"s starting on the bench, the question is, which one? Higuian is by far the most disciplined and the only one who isn't a ball hog, Di Maria provides the most width and Aguero has the most talent besides Messi and when the two of them click...

It's hard to say how instinctual that is though, because Messi is essentially unguardable. He doesn't have to exploit anything.

Messi doesn't really score many goals that are instinctual though, 90% of Messi's goals are some superhuman shit, not tap ins. Falcao has better goal instincts than both of them IMO.

Kaka's back, just like Torres.

I just realized Diaw and Curry are on the same team. San Antonio resturants are going to make a KILLING.

Poor Nadull's brain has been fried by steroids.

It's interesting how nobody ever calls out Zubi the way they did with Txiki.

Well we got to make room for Frimpong after all.

Simeone used to play him as a midfielder for River, so CB is the next logical step of course...

Argentina is much improved, but Uruguay is a shell of what they were last year. Still, so far so good, Argentina should comfortably dominate Latin America again.

Falcao is unreal.

Wonder if Uruguay will get their shit together in the Rio de la Plata derby. I'm guessing no.

Puyol isn't necessarily finished but we need to start thinking of a Puyolless future, it might be sad but it's the reality. For all the panic about getting rid of Villa and Xavi and what not for being over 30, Puyol is the closest to the end by a considerable margin.