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He was an elite midfielder in his last two or three years in Spain, but at Villarreal he never overshadowed his teammates, and Malaga, well, they look fine without him. I'm actually surprised at how good he looks for Arsenal. I knew he was great, and I'm only half trolling when I say they are...

Lionheart John Terry, the pride of England.

Cazorla has been awesome for a while now, but it's amazing what hyperbole comes out when a guy moves to the EPL.

I'm sorry but I really don't think you know what you are talking about. Yes, European football isn't some perfect display of talent, but if you think Spanish "cannon fodder" is bad you really need to try watching low tier clubs in South America. Even in Brazil, the only league on the continent...

A player who was successful in Europe has proven less than a player who never played in Europe that he can be successful in Europe? lolwat? I have most likely watched a lot more South American football than you have, and am the biggest defender of SA leagues on this forum...but you are full...

They pay UNESCO

Yes, that one, the club refused to let it air until it leaked out just recently, because it sets a bad example to fans. :rolleyes:

Giving Arsenal more money was more important than the obvious after all.

If your concept of a classic #10 is Cantona, Rooney and Sheringham, Isco better stay the hell away from Manchester.

Pepe.

Cesc has the hill person mafia at his command.

http://espn.go.com/blog/truehoop/post/_/id/50169/players-and-coaches-on-flops Harden and Kobe complaining about floppers. :lol: :lol:

Except when it comes to censoring their own players from starring in video game commercials.

:worthy:

Levante :worthy:

That's even more terrible than usual.

You forgot to misspell his name as "valdez"

The same Marco Materazzi who lead his country to as many World Cup victories as Zinedine Zidane, making them both interesting footnotes in history.

Rabid person attacks against Mourinho and his family is completely out of line, I hate what he brings to the game but the only thing I can attack beyond that is his politics (which to no surprise sum up his philosophy as a coach - all about short term results). There's plenty of genuinely...