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Yeah we have a bloody recent history on this little island. The Ireland - Italy match at Euro 2012 fell on the anniversary of it. Presume you heard about all this recently? http://www.irishtimes.com/news/politics/sinn-f%C3%A9in-president-gerry-adams-released-by-psni-1.1783483

It feels like Rafa Marquez and Carlos Salcido have been in the Mexico team forever.

Balotelli is way more talented than Osvaldo. That's not to say I particularly want either of them at Juve. :lol:

Vela was kicked out of their squad a few years ago. - - - Updated - - - http://www.telegraph.co.uk/sport/football/teams/mexico/10657815/World-Cup-2014-The-ongoing-saga-of-Carlos-Velas-absence-continues-to-hang-over-Mexican-football.html

Hull City, early 90s:

It would be better if it was made out of the leopard print material underneath it.

And that went so well....

Nice guys finish last. Johann Cruyff always finishes first. :cool:

He's going to melt it down, make a gun from the metal and assassinate Obama with it. I'm on a list now. :shifty:

It's very Crystal Palace.

https://twitter.com/ADP1113 This guy is tweeting some interesting quotes from Paratici about Jorge Martinez, Vidal, Elia, Berbatov, Tevez etc.

But he never won the Martin Caceres award for world peace.

Not all with the same club. He didn't win the CL as a player with Barca. He won it three times as a player with Ajax, but never as a manager with Ajax.

Cruyff didn't do it.

Damn you. :D League Cup - so it has to be an English or Scottish club. - - - Updated - - - Ancelotti won the Cup, League and CL as a player and manager with Milan. Guardiola likewise with Barca.

Montella all the way.

Fernando Amorebieta is my go-to trivia question. He has represented three different national teams. http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Fernando_Amorebieta

He had one cap for the Catalonia "national" team according to Wiki.

Every Yugoslavian player around in the 90s played for two national teams.

1 win.