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Pep to Citeh, Klopp to Liverpool.

I think both are inevitably headed to the EPL (where the money is)

Would be epic if he took over Citeh and the Emiratis gave him a £300m war chest. I can imagine Jose pissing his pants.

Won't do him any harm. In fact I'd expect Pep to be sacked by Bayern even if he wins the Treble!

:pep: Totally losing the plot... We are so lucky to have: :lucho2:

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Deloitte_Football_Money_League#1997.E2.80.9398 Arsenal have been outgrossing Liverpool for more than a decade now. It is impossible for them to outspend Arsenal. Maybe the stadium had something to do with what you are claiming there. Do you have any references that...

Transfer spending is only a part of a club's budget, and a far smaller (and significant one) in relation to the wage bill. Liverpool could never match the wage bills of Chelsea, United or even Arsenal. So, financially you can't accuse Benitez for too much. Napoli are also poorer than Juventus...

They never had as much money as those two clubs. So, to be expected. Have they been any closer since?

He won the league with Valencia didn't he? He was also placing Liverpool consistently in the EPL top 4.

Ryazanchev, the player who scored for Zenit tonight, also scored against us back in 2009 in our shock 1-2 defeat to Rubin Kazan. It was a screamer from 40 yeards out.

Yes, they are tireless. Zenit are playing a great game up to now...

So, Munich is BMW, Stuttgart is Mercedes Benz and Porsche, Wolfsburg is VW and Ingolstadt is Audi! BMW is my favorite German car brand. Back to the football now. It will be fun if the two Ukrainian teams and Zenit make it to the semis! Edit: As I write this, Dynamo Kiev score one past...

Gazprom scores! Sevilla on the ropes. Emery seriously underestimated the Russians.

They are the same corporation for decades now. It's just that Audi is more iconic than VW. But if I am not mistaken, there is a massive VW factory at Wolfsburg, right?

Bye bye Audi...

Bacca, Vitolo, Mbia and Figueiras on the bench for Sevilla.

Gonzalo puts Napoli 0-1 up. Crucial away goal for the South Italians! Zenit giving Sevilla a real game down in Andalusia.

I see what you are saying, but I still think that we must rest a few players. Moreover, I don't think that playing fatigued players (remember, the Valencia game will be played less than three days after the Paris game) against Los Che will help us too much, and I believe that we can beat...

Bravo - first team regular Alves - first team regular Mathieu - first team regular Mascherano - first team regular Xavi - old, but our best midfielder lately Neymar - our youngest star attacker Messi - GOAT Bartra - not bad when called upon. Remember his Camp Nou performance versus PSG...

Bravo; Alves, Mathieu, Bartra, Adriano; Mascherano, Xavi, Rafinha; Neymar, Messi, Pedro. Or is this badly underestimating Valencia?