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New embarrassing leaked messages from Bartomeu’s executive team where they reference Messi as a “hormone dwarf” or “sewer rat”.

Tactics Thursday

Daily Discussion

[IFFHS] Men's World Team 2022

[Fabrice Hawkins] Aston Villa are ready to make a first offer of 30 M € to recruit Mattéo Guendouzi. The English club has the means to go up to around 40 M € bonus included. Unai Emery tries to get Guendouzi to agree . In the event of a good offer, OM could let him go

Manchester City boss Pep Guardiola says he has a "ridiculous" idea about how to beat Manchester United in Saturday's derby encounter at Old Trafford.

[OptaJoe] 8 - Marcus Rashford is the first Man Utd player to score in eight consecutive home appearances in all competitions since Wayne Rooney in March 2010. Revitalised.

[Nizaar Kinsella] Potter on injuries: "Pierre is fine and he will be in the squad. Christian [Pulisic] is a couple of months (!) we think. Raheem is less, hopefully less than that."

Joao Felix recruited on loan

Football clubs have to be banned from flying to domestic games right now after Nottingham Forest farce

[Colin Miller] The English Premier League is between 2x-20x more expensive to watch in the UK than anywhere in the world while 50% of games are not broadcast live. An in-demand product has been made unaffordable and inaccessible.

Non-PL Daily Discussion

Daily Discussion

【All Japan High School Tournament Final】 Okayama Gakugeikan High School 1 - [1] Higashiyama High School - Takuto Imai (Golazo) 44'

Full build up to Man City's 3rd goal vs Chelsea

A couple's reaction to Roma's 93rd minute equalizer against AC Milan.

Serie A Winter Champions in the last 15 years (top of table at half season)

[SelecaoPortugal] A new leader at service: welcome, Coach Roberto Martínez!

[Comunicado Oficial] Club Statement defending Zinedine Zidane

[Gareth Bale] officially retires from football