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You didn't get banned for the photo yesterday? :D

:2145960713mundoemot Glad to see the two Spanish teams up top in any case, but I mean, if Man City had to buy a player they could do so depending on the commitment of their owners, whereas since Real Madrid and Barca are owned by the members, no matter the revenue they aren't as 'rich' as City.

Indeed, so these ratings are solely based on World Cup performance in a World Cup that they haven't been able to perform in yet?

BAH! That would be madness. I heard that Satan's got a spare spot next to Judas for good old Andy in the 9th circle of hell, when his time comes. :lol: OWWWWCHCHHHHH. Yes the jizz-fest is disturbing, but his arrogance is mindboggling too, and he's not arrogant in a cool way, he's arrogant...

Sounds good, unfortunately I've never come across Barca literature except when I was in Barcelona proper - I'm going back there this summer and I hope I can find something :D

He is monstrous. Mooonster. I wonder if he'll be equally monstrous when the time comes for him to play in the professional leagues.

He's very young and he's not a midfielder so he has many years yet to hit his prime. Don't worry.

This is only income though for the year, it doesn't really qualify who is the richest club as in it doesn't consider debt or the financial power of the backers like City.

Lol GDS was never better than Bojan, only in the pre-season when he made cule's foam (me included) because of his resemblance to Dinho and his goal against Aarhus or someone like that. But during the season proper GDS never looked that good, however it was excusable. The scale tipped against him...

Yeah but Asenjo might not have a future with Atletico, as young as he may be. As gio said it's a lot to do with Asenjo's performances due to the crap Pateti defence, he is still very talented and life's been unfair with him at Pateti. De Gea has better physical attributes since he's taller.

Kaka way too high, Higuain too low, Donovan WTF, henry too high, Eto'o too high, etcetera.

It's simply that De Gea is a homegrown player who is more committed to the PATETICO cause, and so Asenjo is not popular with the fans or the team, as De Gea is.

Hehe i know!

I hate Andy Gray so much, what an arse, Ray Hudson may be slightly psycho but at least he loves football. Andy Gray's just a bitter Britanno-supremacist, who has bias flowing out of his penis when he takes a piss.

I think we should come to a compromise - they are both number 1 passers of the ball, in their own 'genres' of passing :p

I trust you to know better!

Well United are the biggest club in the world and are at no risk of losing competitiveness, they can wrestle with their debt problems, i just wonder how much of a fallout the pending transition will have. But even if there's a coupe of years of darkness United will come back no doubt.

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So what we see is that competitions such as the League Cup and the CL skew the results because Rooney didn't make a significant number of appearances. Rooney has a really high goal-game ratio, and scores whenever he plays. In those odd matches where he doesn't play e.g. meaningless league cup...

It's called 'entering his prime' EPL = 66 Goals Scored from 28 Matches Rooney = 23 Goals Scored from 27 Matches = 41%, but figure of 85% in goals to matches played CL = 10 Goals Scored from 5 Matches Rooney =2 Goals scored from 3 Matches + 1 Sub app = 20%, but figure of 50% in goals to...