Weird feelings of football

Whoever comes first in the Championship will always go down the next season.

QPR's squad is good enough to challenge for Europe
 
Basel aren't from any country. They only exist in champions league.
 
Teams like Messina, Pescara, Siena, Perugia etc. can be 8th in the Serie A table one week and then the next time you look up italian football they are playing in Serie C1 and you have no idea what happened.

Affeley has been a hot prospect for the last ten years

Every time I check Liverpools score and it's like 0-0 and I chuckle then I check later and find out they won 1-0 and scored in the 88th minute.

There's always a team in the Premier League relegation zone who go on an incredible, logic-defying run of form to reach safety at the end of the season.
 
Denis Cheryshev was once a crucial player to Real Madrid.
despite the fact he has never played a first team match for them
 
Antonio Valencia still wears the 2009/10 United shirt with the black V on it at every home match.
 
Kieran Gibbs, Theo Walcott and Alex Oxlade-Chamberlain are related.
 
On Redcafe, no one has ever mentioned one of Dybala/Vietto/Icardi without it being in response/comparison to another one of those three. Those three players play in some sort of category of their own, akin to that of weight categories in boxing, where they can only be compared to each other, or discussed in the event that one of them is linked to United (normally Dybala, though 95% of the transfer forum has never actually seen him play a game of football).
 
Apart from Hummels, Mertesacker, Boateng and Howedes it's a struggle to name German centre backs.

Any team who, when in a relegation battle, makes a comment that they're "prepared for relegation" is relegated.
 
I don't doubt that many celebrities turn up to the top games, but they don't get any coverage. However, if David Beckham turns up then Sky show more of him than the actual football.
 
Apart from Hummels, Mertesacker, Boateng and Howedes it's a struggle to name German centre backs.

Any team who, when in a relegation battle, makes a comment that they're "prepared for relegation" is relegated.
:lol: Come to think of it, it's also a struggle naming a German striker apart from Klose. How on earth do they always do so well!
 
Xavi left Barca two seasons ago and is playing football for a team on the MLS
 
"World-class" and "overrated" are the two terms upon hearing which I can't help laughing. There's something about them that seems weird to me. FIFA syndrome?

I laughed while typing this:lol:
 
Teams like Messina, Pescara, Siena, Perugia etc. can be 8th in the Serie A table one week and then the next time you look up italian football they are playing in Serie C1 and you have no idea what happened.

Affeley has been a hot prospect for the last ten years

Every time I check Liverpools score and it's like 0-0 and I chuckle then I check later and find out they won 1-0 and scored in the 88th minute.

There's always a team in the Premier League relegation zone who go on an incredible, logic-defying run of form to reach safety at the end of the season.

:lol: yep
 
There has never been a bobble or ricochet in the penalty box that hasn't fell in favour of Suarez .
 
Antonio Di Natale is Benjamin Button in a stripy top.

Pirelli don't sell or do anything other than sponsor Inter Milan.

It has never rained at the Emirates.
 
Gerard Pique is the only player in Barcas first team above 5 and half foot yet Barca rarely conceed from corners

I cannot look at Steve Mcclaren without looking at how far back his hairline actually is and how good a job he does at convincing people he still has hair, likewise i cannot look at Mick McCarthy without noticing how crooked his nose is

Footballers wear taped wrists for absolutley no reason

Neil Lennon wearing that green white and orange celtic tracksuit on the touchline of the nou camp ruled him out of ever being considered for a serious managerial job ever
 
Gerard Pique is the only player in Barcas first team above 5 and half foot yet Barca rarely conceed from corners

I cannot look at Steve Mcclaren without looking at how far back his hairline actually is and how good a job he does at convincing people he still has hair, likewise i cannot look at Mick McCarthy without noticing how crooked his nose is

Footballers wear taped wrists for absolutley no reason

Neil Lennon wearing that green white and orange celtic tracksuit on the touchline of the nou camp ruled him out of ever being considered for a serious managerial job ever

:lol: I've often thought this.
 
Every time you think you see a small infraction the ref misses, you get the feeling that an opposition goal will come from it and it'll be really annoying because you'll be the only one who noticed why it shouldn't have been a goal.
 
Goals are never scored off free kicks given for good ol' fashioned foul challenges. But if a free kick is won by diving, cheating or is cheaply given away by the defender, it will result in a goal.

If you get a free kick from an actual challenge, don't even bother taking it.