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Sergio Marchionne, CEO of Fiat and chief financeer of Juventus talks about Florence Mayor Matteo Renzi: “He tries to be like an Obama, he wants to be an Obama but he runs a sad, poor, little town like Florence.”...

Yes!

The most one sided trade in history gets even better, nice.

Thanks, I couldn't find it for some reason.

Fuck it, at this point let's sign Neymar AND Aguero and get rid of all the other forwards who suck so much that they perform without the ball.

Sounds like she's getting around...

El Más Grande!

Teams aren't likely to hire any coaches with zero North American basketball experience, the only success story I can think of is Kokoskov, and he worked his way up from the NCAA level. Džikić is the only one who went straight from Europe to an NBA assistant job and he only lasted two years. I...

Still, playing the wings. http://gobarbra.com/hit/new-11de172d52e0fa33b81da2d44b3de455

I know he plays for Milan but those three incidents alone are worse than anything Pepe has come even close to. De Jong is a solid DM but reckless player who is dangerous. When you put yourself in the position to break legs you are a dirty player, regardless of intent. None of these guys even...

and of course the Ben Arfa incident, that there's apparently no videos of on the internet.

Pepe wishes he was Javi Navarro or Pablo Alfaro. You want dirty football, watch some early 2000's Sevilla. The guys who mentored Sergio Ramos before Madrid made him soft.

Well, while they were both flops, Pablo Garcia and Thoms Gravesen both played for Real Madrid, and their only purpose is to be thugs. You have Madrid legend Camacho, who is today known as a fatass manager but as a player was famous for being a ruthless hardman, and more recently Salgado was...

The entire 1982 German WC team says hi. Pepe isn't even the dirtiest player to ever play for Madrid, let alone football.

Villarreal got relegated more because of defensive issues than attack, and they were also missing Rossi for much of the same time. Obviously losing Cazorla played a significant part of their regulation but it was hardly the cause.

I find "Ronnie is back" titles to be cringeworthy at this point but against target practice or not, that was some pretty fantastic stuff after suffering a family tragedy so good for Ronaldinho for actually playing.

Well you are defending Casillas right there so score one for generalization.... And yes, it's obvious that Casillas isn't in great form but blaming him for Messi's goals is absurd, kind of like thinking the solution to Barcelona's defense being garbage is to find a superhuman GK that stops all...

I just love how cules want to blame every goal on Valdes while at the same time are defending Casillas from similar treatment.