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Offline Buckwheat156

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Re: Best football, or more trophies
« Reply #48 on: Jul 10, 2008, 03:41: AM »
score one for the nut. they were all experienced but unknown before arsenal thats the genius of wenger

back to the topic tho. its a shame in football the best team does not always win but thats life. there was a post that says arsenals play is overrated. you must not watch that much football if you dont think they are entertaining to watch. back in the day arsenal used to be boring and win trophies but that is the main target of everyone so if you play entertaining or bad everyone will hate you when you are at the top.

i think its more a matter of respect. if you play the best and win you are well respected. chelsea dont play entertaining but they play effectively and they involve money way too much in football which why no one likes them or respects them outside chelsea supporters. Man u (as much as i hate them) have built themselves up (since the 90's. 70's and 80's they were shit). they play good football and are well respected throughout world football. Liverpool have great supporters and a great history for me all that passion transfers to their players on the pitch.

all in all i think the best football is more important because that does eventually bring you trophies on top of entertaining the fans.
« Last Edit: Jul 10, 2008, 04:06: AM by Buckwheat156 »
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Re: Best football, or more trophies
« Reply #49 on: Jul 10, 2008, 12:23: PM »
only reason Man U have gotten better and better is because of Fergie and his mentality he sets down at the teams
"Aim to master the particular movement, whatever it may be, by refining and refining until no one but yourself can tell the difference between a movement you are satisfied with and one you know to be imperfect."