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You could say 'rot op' :D.

Best of luck with your retirement, Stephan! @Fred

Wow. All that's left to do now is roll over and ask Lukaku to fuck you in the ass I guess.

Kind of glad he gets to relax now. He's playing professionally since the 2001-02 season, so it's nice to see that he still enjoys the game enough to play friendlies with his mates on a Saturday afternoon.

He's joining Arsenal though. That surely means he isn't interested in playing football on a competitive level anymore. Time to focus on friends and family and enjoy life.

Guess he's done with playing competitive football. There's only so much a body can take. @Fred

It's not just grinta though. Lichtsteiner is an intelligent player first and foremost. He knew exactly what we needed. I bet he's one of those few players actually observing the game from the bench, thinking of what he could change for the better coming on. An intelligent and a very solid...

Kind of makes you wonder why it's so easy to put in crosses from the left side though.

So does this assist mean Licht has used up all his good crosses for 2017?

Exactly. People are saying we've got no use for him, but it's simply not true. Dani Alves is barely a fullback and has never really been that strong defensively. Cuadrado's just a winger tbh. Don't get me wrong, I prefer this new, more offensive Juventus. But it doesn't hurt to have an actual...

Okay then :D.

Are you fucking kidding me?

I understand his desire to play. He's probably entering the last three four years of his career (his position is one of the most physically demanding) and I doubt he'll want to spend them on the bench. On the other hand, if he'd ever like to win a CL trophy, the time seems to be now.

Both Cuadrado and Dani Alves are very different players though. To be honest Cuadrado is a full blown winger. I don't care that we make him play fullback, he's a winger. Dani Alves is more of an actual fullback, but still very offensive. With Lichtsteiner you get a player who will think about...

Cuadrado is pretty much a younger, fancier and less trustworthy version of Alves, who imo is also a RWB. Truth is, our only RB is Licht. But we opted for a more offensive team, playing a true 3-5-2, rather than a 5-3-2, which is sometimes the case if you field both Evra and Licht. If we get...

It's hardly a surprise. You don't get Dani Alves to bench him and it's obvious we are going for an even more offensive team. It makes total sense to let Lichtsteiner leave in that regard. Also, he's 32 and he has been a tremendous professional his entire career. I am sure this guy just wants to...

No love for you, Stephan, not from this forum at least :depressed

Dude was awesome. WTF are you talking about?

Why? He looks 21.

Playing with a taped ankle and infiltrations is not good for your body though. As long as this is recent and nothing he's been doing for weeks/months, I expect him to be fit enough for the final. If it has been a few weeks however..