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Would make for a great celebrity big brother.

The fun is probably only starting. This could make th summer very interesting.

Very exciting in the end. I wonder would that kind of play-off between the premiership & the championship.

4-2

Napoli really should be ahead Lazio score

Napoli miss penalty!

Bloody hell. 2-2

At the moment you can't see Napoli getting the three goals needed to qualify for the champions league. Jesus I post that and they score!

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RIP the 39. My thoughts go out to them, their families and friends. YMNA.

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John Delaney (head of the FAI) is not exactly blessed with a hug amount of self awareness..... Fifa elections: John Delaney to vote against Sepp Blatter FAI chief executive John Delaney has confirmed that the association will follow Uefa’s lead in the Fifa presidential election this weekend in Zurich and vote against Sepp Blatter whose leadership, he says, has left the game’s governing body with an image problem. In an interview with the BBC which promoted a certain amount of mirth on social media yesterday, Delaney suggested that Blatter had been in office long enough, is guilty of overstating his achievements and is generally regarded by those outside of his immediate sphere of influence as having stayed too long in the job. “Regardless of the good he claims to have done during his tenure,” Delaney said, “he has to recognise that Fifa has an incredibly bad brand image. If he was doing the right thing by football, which he says he cares and loves, then he should step aside and let somebody else come forward and improve the image of the world game. Private moments “Blatter has had a hell of a run at it. But surely he knows, in his private moments, he must know, that outside of the voting chambers that the world, the football public, the players and supporters want change. We won’t be voting for him.” Delaney went on to pay tribute to Michel Platini and the European federation, saying that Uefa, which provides substantial and critically important funding to the financially challenged FAI, had shown its openness to new ideas by implementing what he described as his idea to expand the European Championships and by adopting the Frenchman’s proposal to spread Euro 2020 across 13 host nations. Controversy “Uefa’s image is very good, which is run by a good friend of mine, Michel Platini,” he said. “I can go to Uefa and ask, ‘Can we increase the Euros from 16 teams to 24,’ which I did, they get that. You can talk to Uefa about 13 countries hosting the tournament in 2020. It gets discussed and it gets done. But at Fifa you can’t. “I have no problems telling anybody, telling the world now, that we will not be voting for Sepp Blatter. There is a permanent controversy at Fifa.” The decision to abandon Blatter, who the association has previously supported and who remains favourite to win, was formally taken at a meeting of the FAI’s board where Platini’s firm opposition to the Swiss is believed to have been a significant factor. Earlier this week, Platini, who had been widely expected to run himself until Blatter reneged on a commitment made in 2011 that he would stand down after his fourth term if he secured it, said his rival was attempting to stay on because of a “fear of emptiness” that was the result of having been at the top of Fifa for so long. He said he should nevertheless put the interests of Fifa before his own and step aside. Platini went on to firmly endorse Blatter’s rival. “I am firmly convinced that Ali . . . would make a great Fifa president. He has everything it takes.” Source: here

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That is exactly where I am with him. His performance this season means his job should be under review but his achievements last year should never be dismissed and he merits the respect that comes with managing the club. It was the closest thing I've seen to the '82 Brazil side. All of Liverpool truly great sides would have beaten them but none (with the exception,of Kenny's first team who were also flawed) ever matched the sheer joy of his team.

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