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Europa League 2014-15 ( incl. Ticket / Travel Info ).

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One Wolfsburg fan's assessment of the mighty Blues:

"Certainly the biggest chunk, which has established itself in recent years in the upper third of the Premier League and often could also penetrate into the phalanx of the great (last season for example. Before the glorious ManUnited).
Compared to last year the team is largely unchanged. The offensive has been committed for Romelu Lukaku expensive money, also committed to the aging Samuel Eto'o a very big name, in which one may not estimate exactly what he still has it. Defensively experience is vital: All central defensive positions are filled over 30s players. Tim Howard in goal, Phil Jagielka and Sylvain Distin in central defense and also for a fixed loan committed Gareth Barry in midfield. The outer tracks are excellently staffed with Leighton Baines and Seamus Coleman. The Irish James McCarthy and Ross Barkley, a large English promise for the future, two very talented guys frolicking in midfield, one should keep in mind. Otherwise, the other squad is peppered with experienced and internationally proven kickers as Kevin Mirallas, Steven Pienaar and the great started the new season Scots Steven Naismith.
-> You have to wait and see how serious the FC Everton takes the EL. English teams like to run times with 1B-teams, which although still have a high quality, but not stand out in the forefront. In any case, Everton is the toughest challenge, after which he also sounds."
 

Billy Dean said:
One Wolfsburg fan's assessment of the mighty Blues:

"Certainly the biggest chunk, which has established itself in recent years in the upper third of the Premier League and often could also penetrate into the phalanx of the great (last season for example. Before the glorious ManUnited).
Compared to last year the team is largely unchanged. The offensive has been committed for Romelu Lukaku expensive money, also committed to the aging Samuel Eto'o a very big name, in which one may not estimate exactly what he still has it. Defensively experience is vital: All central defensive positions are filled over 30s players. Tim Howard in goal, Phil Jagielka and Sylvain Distin in central defense and also for a fixed loan committed Gareth Barry in midfield. The outer tracks are excellently staffed with Leighton Baines and Seamus Coleman. The Irish James McCarthy and Ross Barkley, a large English promise for the future, two very talented guys frolicking in midfield, one should keep in mind. Otherwise, the other squad is peppered with experienced and internationally proven kickers as Kevin Mirallas, Steven Pienaar and the great started the new season Scots Steven Naismith.
-> You have to wait and see how serious the FC Everton takes the EL. English teams like to run times with 1B-teams, which although still have a high quality, but not stand out in the forefront. In any case, Everton is the toughest challenge, after which he also sounds."
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Ace lol
 
Billy Dean said:
One Wolfsburg fan's assessment of the mighty Blues:

"Certainly the biggest chunk, which has established itself in recent years in the upper third of the Premier League and often could also penetrate into the phalanx of the great (last season for example. Before the glorious ManUnited).
Compared to last year the team is largely unchanged. The offensive has been committed for Romelu Lukaku expensive money, also committed to the aging Samuel Eto'o a very big name, in which one may not estimate exactly what he still has it. Defensively experience is vital: All central defensive positions are filled over 30s players. Tim Howard in goal, Phil Jagielka and Sylvain Distin in central defense and also for a fixed loan committed Gareth Barry in midfield. The outer tracks are excellently staffed with Leighton Baines and Seamus Coleman. The Irish James McCarthy and Ross Barkley, a large English promise for the future, two very talented guys frolicking in midfield, one should keep in mind. Otherwise, the other squad is peppered with experienced and internationally proven kickers as Kevin Mirallas, Steven Pienaar and the great started the new season Scots Steven Naismith.
-> You have to wait and see how serious the FC Everton takes the EL. English teams like to run times with 1B-teams, which although still have a high quality, but not stand out in the forefront. In any case, Everton is the toughest challenge, after which he also sounds."
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I love this language. Shakespearian.
 
Billy Dean said:
One Wolfsburg fan's assessment of the mighty Blues:

"Certainly the biggest chunk, which has established itself in recent years in the upper third of the Premier League and often could also penetrate into the phalanx of the great (last season for example. Before the glorious ManUnited).
Compared to last year the team is largely unchanged. The offensive has been committed for Romelu Lukaku expensive money, also committed to the aging Samuel Eto'o a very big name, in which one may not estimate exactly what he still has it. Defensively experience is vital: All central defensive positions are filled over 30s players. Tim Howard in goal, Phil Jagielka and Sylvain Distin in central defense and also for a fixed loan committed Gareth Barry in midfield. The outer tracks are excellently staffed with Leighton Baines and Seamus Coleman. The Irish James McCarthy and Ross Barkley, a large English promise for the future, two very talented guys frolicking in midfield, one should keep in mind. Otherwise, the other squad is peppered with experienced and internationally proven kickers as Kevin Mirallas, Steven Pienaar and the great started the new season Scots Steven Naismith.
-> You have to wait and see how serious the FC Everton takes the EL. English teams like to run times with 1B-teams, which although still have a high quality, but not stand out in the forefront. In any case, Everton is the toughest challenge, after which he also sounds."
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Haha sounds like @chicoazul writing a match preview after necking a bottle of whiskey!!
 

Billy Dean said:
One Wolfsburg fan's assessment of the mighty Blues:

"Certainly the biggest chunk, which has established itself in recent years in the upper third of the Premier League and often could also penetrate into the phalanx of the great (last season for example. Before the glorious ManUnited).
Compared to last year the team is largely unchanged. The offensive has been committed for Romelu Lukaku expensive money, also committed to the aging Samuel Eto'o a very big name, in which one may not estimate exactly what he still has it. Defensively experience is vital: All central defensive positions are filled over 30s players. Tim Howard in goal, Phil Jagielka and Sylvain Distin in central defense and also for a fixed loan committed Gareth Barry in midfield. The outer tracks are excellently staffed with Leighton Baines and Seamus Coleman. The Irish James McCarthy and Ross Barkley, a large English promise for the future, two very talented guys frolicking in midfield, one should keep in mind. Otherwise, the other squad is peppered with experienced and internationally proven kickers as Kevin Mirallas, Steven Pienaar and the great started the new season Scots Steven Naismith.
-> You have to wait and see how serious the FC Everton takes the EL. English teams like to run times with 1B-teams, which although still have a high quality, but not stand out in the forefront. In any case, Everton is the toughest challenge, after which he also sounds."
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Amazing.

'Very talented guys frolicking in midfield' was my fave part.
 
Billy Dean said:
One Wolfsburg fan's assessment of the mighty Blues:

"Certainly the biggest chunk, which has established itself in recent years in the upper third of the Premier League and often could also penetrate into the phalanx of the great (last season for example. Before the glorious ManUnited).
Compared to last year the team is largely unchanged. The offensive has been committed for Romelu Lukaku expensive money, also committed to the aging Samuel Eto'o a very big name, in which one may not estimate exactly what he still has it. Defensively experience is vital: All central defensive positions are filled over 30s players. Tim Howard in goal, Phil Jagielka and Sylvain Distin in central defense and also for a fixed loan committed Gareth Barry in midfield. The outer tracks are excellently staffed with Leighton Baines and Seamus Coleman. The Irish James McCarthy and Ross Barkley, a large English promise for the future, two very talented guys frolicking in midfield, one should keep in mind. Otherwise, the other squad is peppered with experienced and internationally proven kickers as Kevin Mirallas, Steven Pienaar and the great started the new season Scots Steven Naismith.
-> You have to wait and see how serious the FC Everton takes the EL. English teams like to run times with 1B-teams, which although still have a high quality, but not stand out in the forefront. In any case, Everton is the toughest challenge, after which he also sounds."
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Never mentioned Tony Hibbert,.
 

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