[EU] Champions League 2007/2008 (5 Viewers)

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    ßöмßäяdîëя;1581563 said:
    No, it doesn't, and I don't care what your reason is, it's just that you aren't answering the question, hell, you're avoiding it. Is it because of your jealousy toward Barcelona having better football than Juventus? Or anything at all dealing with Barcelona?
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    If this will make you sleep at night, then that's my reason.
     
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    english owned, english run....

    no need to explain further, I'm sure as a football fan you understand that a team goes further then the eleven players on the pitch....
     

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    northbank said:
    english owned, english run....

    no need to explain further, I'm sure as a football fan you understand that a team goes further then the eleven players on the pitch....
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    agreed.

    My congratulations. Arsenal are just wonderful, an example of fantastic football. Such team spirit, combined with highly talanted ambitious starlets with a genius manager at the helm.
     
    Martin

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    northbank said:
    english owned, english run....

    no need to explain further, I'm sure as a football fan you understand that a team goes further then the eleven players on the pitch....
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    American owned, isn't it? Still located in England, core supporters are English, culture is English, heritage is English. You can't remove a club from its surroundings no matter how many foreign players you have doesn't make you foreign. If there's one club that can then maybe Real Madrid because their history is tied so intimately to foreign players.
     
    ßöмßäяðîëя

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    northbank said:
    english owned, english run....

    no need to explain further, I'm sure as a football fan you understand that a team goes further then the eleven players on the pitch....
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    Well yea, but Wenger's staff is not all English, hell his Assistant Manager isn't English....

    The owner is, but since when does that matter? Are Liverpool and Man Utd. American, Chelsea Russian? Hell half of Chelsea is American too...

    What can I say, Americans are ruthless businessmen.
     
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    Martin said:
    American owned, isn't it? Still located in England, core supporters are English, culture is English, heritage is English. You can't remove a club from its surroundings no matter how many foreign players you have doesn't make you foreign. If there's one club that can then maybe Real Madrid because their history is tied so intimately to foreign players.
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    No they are still English owned, thought there were words sounding a possible takeover but I think that fell through. They should be happy not be owned by Americans.
     
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    ßöмßäяdîëя;1581581 said:
    Well yea, but Wenger's staff is not all English, hell his Assistant Manager isn't English....

    The owner is, but since when does that matter? Are Liverpool and Man Utd. American, Chelsea Russian? Hell half of Chelsea is American too...

    What can I say, Americans are ruthless businessmen.
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    It seems my club are getting ready to be owned by Dubai. I was really hoping we would do the Barca thing where the fans own the club.
     
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