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It is actually a reenactment of a scene from his favorite film Anchorman, which he apparently used to watch as as kid with his family back in his home country Argentina.

I though it was just 99. Boy was I mistaken. :)

Not entirely correct. He actually premiered it a few weeks ago, see for yourself:

Gabriel.

Against a side who had only conceded two goals their last seven games, we started with seven changes from the previous outing playing in a new shape. We started with a very rusty Aguero, a confidence shot Torres, our third choice left back, whom all three got to play a full game, a referee who...

Obviously we are not at our best, but all credit to Fulham who are playing very very well. I don't think they will be able to keep it up for much longer though.

Interesting how they man-mark Rodri when we're in possession, trying to nullify him I guess.

Pep never becomes boring, does he? Really looking forward to seeing what this team can do, and on paper; Torres, Aguero and Jesus up front sounds awesome.

This would get both crowd and players in a great mood:

How about Messi on a free? :)

Last was indeed bizarre, and I there have been other instances similarly hard to understand, not only concerning City. It's not all all impossible, especially when such a huge amount of money is involved... but again, so many individuals would have to be involved. Do you rule out that we as...

True... it's just such a hard thing to fathom, this happening in the PL. But if true, then exactly who is controlling it all?

It's an interesting theory. But what is more plausible, that 1) a Chinese businessman paid money to (or perhaps threatened?) a whole lot of persons in various positions to somehow alter the outcome of a game in the PL, or 2) that the game ref made an obvious error, which everyone with eyes...

I read it and I'll get back to you after work.

I absolutely agree with you, and would like to hear an official explanation of it.

Individuals in decision making position can be biased, and by so may effect the outcome of a game, that I'm sure of. It's unprofessional. But a larger group of organized individuals deliberately trying to steer results in a preferred direction seems unlikely. I mean, that would have to involve...

I got the impression he seemed a bit grumpy already in the pre-match interview.

Two 2-goal scorer's who could get the vote... but I give mine to the youngest player in the squad who leads the line when it comes to passion, determination and work ethic. Bravo Phil!

71% possession to Southampton after three minutes. We're being toyed with. :)

Very good performance from Stones, poor from Sterling and Kevin. Always sucks to loose, but what a fantastic ride we have been on for 21 games!!