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Tag Archives: Aguero
The Big Boys: Manchester City
The Champions League is coming. As our annual war atop Olympus approaches, the angry gods gather themselves and prepare for the bloodbath. The TV money is gonna be insane. Spectacular spectacular. City is a fan’s paradox. They’re guilty of every imaginable … Continue reading
Posted in Big Boys
Tagged Aguero, Carlos Tevez, Chelsea, David Silva, DOPE AS FUCK, Dzeko, Frankenstein, Man C, Man City, Manchester City, Mario Balotelli, MCFC, Nasri, Noel Gallagher, Oasis, Shaun Wright-Phillips, Sheikh Mansour, sky blue, Steve Martin, Yaya Toure
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The Premier League: A Day In Review
The Manchesters. Guess who’s who.
Posted in Match Reports
Tagged Aguero, Annie Get Your Gun, Chicharito, David Silva, EPL, Man C, Man City, Man U, Man Utd, Manchester City, Manchester United, MCFC, MUFC, Phil Jones, Premier League, Rooney
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Match Report: Man C v. Swansea
Swansea battled liked heroes, bravely and honorably. Vorm was superhuman. Vorm to United. Kun Aguero came off the bench and it took him 8 minutes to score. Then he scored again in stoppage time to rub it in. City was … Continue reading
Posted in Match Reports, Swan Songs
Tagged Aguero, David & Goliath, David Silva, Dzeko, Man City, Manchester City, Mancini, MCFC, Swansea
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The Nickname Game
A long time ago, your friendly neighborhood vuvuzela soloist read a quotes-led article in which England and Chelsea captain/aquatic life-form John Terry casually referred to players by his chosen nicknames for them, and a beautiful game was born. This is … Continue reading
Posted in Games
Tagged Aguero, Andre Villas-Boas, Argentina, Brave, Brazil, captain, Chelsea, Copa America, David Luiz, England, Falcao, France, Jill Scott, John Terry, Jose Mourinho, Neymar, Oscar Wilde, Pastore, Penalties, Ramires, Roman Abramovich, Sexism, Women's World Cup
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