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Re: Vilanova Steps Down - Health Reasons, Pep back to Barca ? 1. I doubt they even need a manager at this point. 2. He'll be back after his treatment.

He could use a break after the way he has put his body on the line for the club.

I'm going to have to disagree with you, I think the El Clasico matches have a broader worldwide appeal, and both RM and Barca have built in worldwide audiences from Samoa to Sri Lanka to China. They also boast a head to head matchup of the consensus two greatest players in the world, plus the...

The best option was to climb down and make up. It's the most practical choice.

I'm trying to remember why he left Inter? Was it because of uncontrolled behavior on and off the pitch, trouble with coaches, trouble with authority, that sort of thing? The current situation should not be surprising.

Sounds like you've visited the USA from your couch and telly then?

Good fun, light them off in the garden all the time.

The right to bear arms stems from a small rebellion against the Crown, some years ago, if I recall...

I'm not saying he isn't an amazing player, but it would be another case of buying someone at the absolute peak of their transfer cost and wage requirements.

Too right, Phil isn't nearly that ugly or bald.

You're dead right, you just can't put a price on that kind of entertainment.

If only I could find a way to make these kids age faster so I won't be sacked!

Get back to me when London's underwater.

Just as with Carlitos, the most practical option is to kiss and make up. Mario's value to other clubs right now is the lowest it has ever been, so it's the wrong time to sell. The wages he will want (and the fees his agent will demand) can't be justified by any club that I can think of. The...

We can't have a matchday anymore without some kind of outrageous sideshow. As professionals, the players must be trained and drilled to rise above the distractions and provocations of fans and rivals.

Re: Darts An artist at his craft.

He wears a wig. I will swear to this.

The funny thing is I think he'd be a better player on a lower wage for a smaller side. It's too late now, that's what it cost to get him in, but the big money isn't helping whatever personal flaws he clearly has.

That will lessen the ban, since it would hurt less than getting head-butted by Steven Ireland.

For me it's that feeling after a week in Nice, you get off the plane at Manchester Airport and look for your car between the raindrops. Listening to Stone Roses on the drive home makes up for it a little bit.