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congrats fc porto

farioli did some solid work this season. also, ajax were fifth before he fumbled the title for them in the penultimate game last season - now their 23 points behind psv again this season. alberto costa finishes the season with their most assists with 9.
 

campionesidd

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Mar 16, 2013
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congrats fc porto

farioli did some solid work this season. also, ajax were fifth before he fumbled the title for them in the penultimate game last season - now their 23 points behind psv again this season. alberto costa finishes the season with their most assists with 9.
Just goes to show that dinosaur Italian coaches aren’t killing calcio- the FIGC is. (As seen by the success of Farioli, Ancelotti, Cannavaro, Montella).
 

Scottish

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Mar 13, 2011
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Huge win for Celtic today over Rangers with Maeda scoring this perfect overhead kick to seal it at 3-1

https://streamin.me/v/0aa68071

Two games left Celtic are one point behind Hearts, who we play on the last day of the season.

The Scottish Premiership does a split where the top 6 and bottom 6 all play each other in a round robin to determine the champion and who gets relegated. Usually it's not that meaningful but it's been brilliant with three teams in such a close race all playing each other and watching each other's results.
 

JuveJay

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Mar 6, 2007
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Huge win for Celtic today over Rangers with Maeda scoring this perfect overhead kick to seal it at 3-1

https://streamin.me/v/0aa68071

Two games left Celtic are one point behind Hearts, who we play on the last day of the season.

The Scottish Premiership does a split where the top 6 and bottom 6 all play each other in a round robin to determine the champion and who gets relegated. Usually it's not that meaningful but it's been brilliant with three teams in such a close race all playing each other and watching each other's results.
I feel like it's kind of inevitable that if a non-Old Firm team were ever going to win the SPL then both of those teams would need to have truly awful season, which is basically what has happened. I've no idea how Celtic have so many points, and Rangers are also poor. But I still think Celtic will probably pip Hearts at the end.

MON was a safe choice to get this one over the line, compared to Rohl who probably needs another season, but both teams have been mostly pish.
 

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Zebrastreifenpferd
Mar 13, 2011
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I feel like it's kind of inevitable that if a non-Old Firm team were ever going to win the SPL then both of those teams would need to have truly awful season, which is basically what has happened. I've no idea how Celtic have so many points, and Rangers are also poor. But I still think Celtic will probably pip Hearts at the end.

MON was a safe choice to get this one over the line, compared to Rohl who probably needs another season, but both teams have been mostly pish.
Counting MON as two Celtic have had 4 managers in the one season it's barmy. Rangers have had as many between this and last season so the door has been more open for other teams than in a long time.

Hearts are run using the same analytics firm as Como and Brighton. This is their first season playing Excelball and it's obviously going fucking well for them though I do also think and not just hope that Celtic will beat them on the final day.
 

JuveJay

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It's so absurd, really.
I don't know who the ref is going to be for that last game, but you can guarantee that he won't be up to the job, because Scottish refs are fucking awful, to the point where it's either sheer incompetence or bias.

Celtic will have more than a man advantage with the crowd putting pressure on. Hearts need a great game.
 
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