nicely done, System

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Originally posted by Taipan Ancelotti is a defensive coach that preserves a 1-0 lead

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Originally posted by Taipan 2) When a team is 2-0 up, it is very easy to capitalize on that scoreline and go crazy.

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Originally posted by Taipan If anything jumping on the barca bandwagon is cliche. Asshole.

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Originally posted by SYSTEM-J Barca have taken tika taka a little too far this season.

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Originally posted by SYSTEM-J I will continue to call your opinions clichéd because they have nothing to do with the facts and everything to do with popular misconceptions: Chelsea are defensive,

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Originally posted by SYSTEM-J 5-0, 5-0, 7-2, 7-1, 7-0 and 8-0,

4/6 of those score lines are clean sheets.

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Originally posted by SYSTEM-J Barcelona are easy to manage,

I'd love you to quote me on that.

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Originally posted by SYSTEM-J Guardiola would be attracted by infinite transfer funds/salary.

My opinion on this matter is based more on life than football. I believe there is a price for anything.

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Originally posted by SYSTEM-J They also started the following season by winning 6-0 twice.

My sincere apologies. I believe that makes 6/8 of the score lines you mentioned clean sheets.

This is getting embarrassing and I don't even follow soccer at all.

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Originally posted by OrangestO This isn't about physics, this is about waves.

I don't usually care that much about football but I have noticed that arguing about it usually makes you look like a gigantic self-opinionated twat. Even if you're not SYSTEM-J.

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Originally posted by denys envy won it proper with Porto, if you ask me.

No he didn't

Paul Scholes scored a goal near the end that was flagged wrongly offside. Man Utd would have been trough if the goal was allowed.

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Originally posted by Taipan 4/6 of those score lines are clean sheets.

So if you score 7 goals but keep a clean sheet, that's a defensive performance from a defensive team? My respect for your knowledge and understanding of football plummets further every time you post. In fact, I think you know this is absolute horse-shit, and it was merely the only thing you could think of to try and save some face.

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I'd love you to quote me on that.

You called Guardiola overrated. He has a 74% win percentage at Barcelona and has won 13 out of 18 trophies he's contested as a manager (could be 14 if he wins the Copa Del Rey next month). He has broken numerous records: most successful Barca manager ever, youngest ever coach to win the European Cup best record in the Clasico, etc. If you think this man is "super over rated" and you don't think it's because this Barcelona side are easy to manage, I'd love to hear your reasoning, because it's guaranteed to be an immense crock of shit.

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Winning an argument against Jack = Killing Chuck Norris by poking him in the eye while at the same time french-kissing a Ethiopian black cobra during the hour in which an interstellar alignment coincides with Halloween and Thanksgiving falling on the same day while watching a TV show featuring both a news item about Elvis Presley still being alive as well as about aliens invading Bulgaria that had abducted a cow from a field containing exactly 346.895.234 grains of sand on which you had been sighted dancing the moonwalk blindfolded while juggling three Fabergé eggs which you had stolen earlier from a museum that had cutting edge security systems and had therefore be entered through the roof following an instruction given by Ethan Hunt who releaved himself to be the true identity of Tom Cruise who you had met at no charge thanks to displaying your flawless Kung Fu skills in a Russian circus to the Prime Minister of the UK who happened to be at the site where the Mayans predicted your birth after which you'd save mankind from impending doom by roundhouse kicking a meteorite that contained an element still unknown to top scientists around the world that ultimately formed the missing piece in a puzzle containing more pieces than atoms in the visible universe which upon solving displayed a map you took with you on a deep sea dive mission into the darkest depths of the Earth where you happened to stumble upon a shipwreck loaded with treasure as well as containing a diary of a sailor written in a foreign language which you studied to perfection in order to translate a message contained within telling you to redesign a coffee machine so that it could not only make coffee but also deliver it to Han Solo who happened to have his record beaten by you and as a sign of gratitude told you secrets about his childhood that he had never shared with anyone else because he'd fear he'd meet the very person you managed to kill the other day after a wrestling match in an abandoned warehouse in Bangkok where you also met a shady businessman who had a proposal for you involving the transport of nuclear detonation devices stolen from a military depot in Columbia which you happened to know like the back of your hand and thus decided to infiltrate in search of an answer to a question that had remained unanswered for centuries until you uncovered the mystery that led to the arrest of a rare type of double-horned rhino that had been genetically modified to bear the intelligence sufficient to defeat every human being except for you in a game of chess with pieces that were hand-crafted from a rare type of wood that only grows in northern regions of Finland.

tl;dr - nevermind me.

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Originally posted by SYSTEM-J So if you score 7 goals but keep a clean sheet, that's a defensive performance from a defensive team?

Sure, why not? Like I said earlier , if a team is up 2-0 , its very easy to go crazy. But all the while they kept a clean sheet. They played with a tight back line and why would you blame them if Malouda happened to hit incredible form?

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Originally posted by SYSTEM-J My respect for your knowledge and understanding of football plummets further every time you post. In fact, I think you know this is absolute horse-shit, and it was merely the only thing you could think of to try and save some face.

Ouch! No need to get personal, my friend. We're just chatting footy!

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Originally posted by SYSTEM-J You called Guardiola overrated. He has a 74% win percentage at Barcelona and has won 13 out of 18 trophies he's contested as a manager (could be 14 if he wins the Copa Del Rey next month). He has broken numerous records: most successful Barca manager ever, youngest ever coach to win the European Cup best record in the Clasico, etc. If you think this man is "super over rated" and you don't think it's because this Barcelona side are easy to manage, I'd love to hear your reasoning, because it's guaranteed to be an immense crock of shit.

My reasoning is simple. Guardiola is a Barca bred coach and is the perfect fit for Barca. I think he did a great job for Barca but I don't think he's very versatile which is why I think he's over rated. Don't make assumptions or put words in my mouth.

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Originally posted by Taipan My reasoning is simple. Guardiola is a Barca bred coach and is the perfect fit for Barca. I think he did a great job for Barca but I don't the he's very versitle which is why I think he's over rated.

I don't know as much about football or football management as you guys, but this seems to be a reasonable position to take and I'd imagine some other people might feel the same way.