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Or he blows it all off and ends up Portugal coach after the Euros...

Well the general thinking is that Guardiola is going to Manchester, but more suggestion of it being City.

I'm struggling to think of an obvious next move for him - not that he'd be daft enough to go to Milan. Isn't a big job for him in Spain or Italy. Think Ancelotti will be Bayern coach. Would Man Utd appoint him if things don't go well with Van Gaal in the next few months?

Lazio. Away, I think.

THE LUIS SUÁREZ AWARD FOR SCORING LOADS OF GOALS AND MAKING PEOPLE FORGET ABOUT THAT RACISM THING This year, Jamie Vardy has scored lots of goals. This year, Jamie Vardy has also been forced to apologise for screaming “Walk on, Jap” at a fellow casino-goer who he thought perhaps might have been...

Remember that that may not have been the reason the jury found him not guilty. They could have just considered the woman's case completely unbelievable, in which case the accused could probably have been cleared without saying anything at all.

Don't expect Pogba to go scoring freekicks regularly now. That one only went in because the wall was badly organised (due to Torino being down to 10 men?) and so Pogba was able to go round the wall, rather than over it. Few teams will make the same mistake.

Juve actually created very few chances in that match, despite scoring four goals. Yes, the first goal was very good from Juve. But the second was a huge mistake from Torino, Dybala's was barely a half chance and Pogba's wasn't a chance. I can't recall many other meaningful chances/shots. The...

Not necessarily. You just mustn't lose it in dangerous positions the way Juve repeatedly did against Bayern.

Juve lost against Bayern last time because of having mediocre forwards and a coach who refused to vary his style of play. Oh, and that Bayern were one of the strongest, most balanced teams I've ever seen. Juve are significantly stronger than they were and Bayern are weaker. Bayern will go in...

Cunt.

Not a tactically interesting game, but that was Torino's fault. Both teams played the same system, so the challenge was simply laid down by Torino for Juve's players to show they were better than their Torino equivalent, which they duly did. Still, was a good concentrated performance from...

Ahhhh, showing just why some of us were talking him up back in the summer. Can finish. Moves well. Wants to fight everyone. What more could one want in a No. 9?

Can't happen before the final as they are in the other half of the draw. Juve/Torino play Lazio/Udinese. Alessandria play Roma/Spezia. http://www.soccer24.com/italy/coppa-italia/draw/

COMMIE!!!

First half was one of the most interesting periods of football I've seen in a long time. Fiorentina played in their usual way and Juve tried very hard to press them, but it's not easy to press a team as good in possession as Fiorentina - especially when they have an extra man in midfield...

Greens were mostly white. If you hit a good dive it'd go bouncing along for miles, but it was just a case of hit and hope when trying to get the ball to stop on the green.

Have any of the old suspects said that Ranieri never wins anything so they can say they were right when he 'fails' to win the league with Leicester? Anyway, it's been good to see the world fall in love with Jamie Vardy the racist.

Ever tried golfing when the ground is frozen solid? Did it on Sunday. Challenging.

Haven't put anything on yet, but fancy draws in Chelsea-Liverpool and Palace-Man Utd. You'd have to think there will be goals in Wolfsburg-Leverkusen. Schalke seem to be at surprisingly good odds against Ingolstadt. And Aberdeen are 6/1 to win at Celtic Park. :shifty: - - - Updated - - -...