Ahem attention please

Stade de Reims 13 out of a possible 15 points and another (should be easy game) today.

Very exciting!!! CMON LIGUE 1!!!

Ligue 1 ftw

And ESPN abandon thier rights for Ligue 1 in favour of the Russian League

Valencienne > Stade reims.

kick mars wrote:Valencienne > Stade reims.

SIF!

Immaculate_Mole wrote:And ESPN abandon thier rights for Ligue 1 in favour of the Russian League

idiots

Crimson wrote:

kick mars wrote:Valencienne > Stade reims.

SIF!

You know it's true!

kick mars wrote:

Crimson wrote:

kick mars wrote:Valencienne > Stade reims.

SIF!

You know it's true!

nuh uh

Stade de Reims ftw

Immaculate_Mole wrote:And ESPN abandon thier rights for Ligue 1 in favour of the Russian League

from what I know about ESPN networks here in America, they seem very focused on a particular sport's 'star' players, and don't actually give much analysis. Is it the same with ESPN's coverage of football in Europe? I'm certainly not watching Anzhi for a 40 year old Roberto Carlos and a money grabbing Eto'o. Ligue 1 is going places. Russia has the money, but not the reputation or quality of play that will make other players want to play there.

Stade de Reims was the first runner-up in the history of CL/European Cup. Wouldn't mind seing them at the top of French football with the likes Marseille, Lyon, PSG.

Stade De Reims vs Real Madrid in next year's CL final.

PinePHresh wrote:

Immaculate_Mole wrote:And ESPN abandon thier rights for Ligue 1 in favour of the Russian League

from what I know about ESPN networks here in America, they seem very focused on a particular sport's 'star' players, and don't actually give much analysis. Is it the same with ESPN's coverage of football in Europe? I'm certainly not watching Anzhi for a 40 year old Roberto Carlos and a money grabbing Eto'o. Ligue 1 is going places. Russia has the money, but not the reputation or quality of play that will make other players want to play there.

Some fans make me laugh. What kind of sane person would say no to 60mil for 3 years?
Ibra is the best paid player in Serie A now, do you think he would stay for 2mil a season than his current 9mil?

I don't know about you but I'd consider doing some pretty bad things for 60 million.

EDIT: This sounded better in my head.

InterMalia wrote:

PinePHresh wrote:

Immaculate_Mole wrote:And ESPN abandon thier rights for Ligue 1 in favour of the Russian League

from what I know about ESPN networks here in America, they seem very focused on a particular sport's 'star' players, and don't actually give much analysis. Is it the same with ESPN's coverage of football in Europe? I'm certainly not watching Anzhi for a 40 year old Roberto Carlos and a money grabbing Eto'o. Ligue 1 is going places. Russia has the money, but not the reputation or quality of play that will make other players want to play there.

Some fans make me laugh. What kind of sane person would say no to 60mil for 3 years?
Ibra is the best paid player in Serie A now, do you think he would stay for 2mil a season than his current 9mil?

So Mou is crazy, then?

PinePHresh wrote:

Immaculate_Mole wrote:And ESPN abandon thier rights for Ligue 1 in favour of the Russian League

from what I know about ESPN networks here in America, they seem very focused on a particular sport's 'star' players, and don't actually give much analysis. Is it the same with ESPN's coverage of football in Europe? I'm certainly not watching Anzhi for a 40 year old Roberto Carlos and a money grabbing Eto'o. Ligue 1 is going places. Russia has the money, but not the reputation or quality of play that will make other players want to play there.

Tbh mate i would'nt know, iam just pissed i cant watch Ligue 1 as i dont like watching streams whenever possible....

Ligue 1, Bundesliga, EPL, La Liga and Serie A all on my tv would be some sort of football fans wet dream

Also LOL @ Zealous

Immaculate_Mole wrote:

PinePHresh wrote:

Immaculate_Mole wrote:And ESPN abandon thier rights for Ligue 1 in favour of the Russian League

from what I know about ESPN networks here in America, they seem very focused on a particular sport's 'star' players, and don't actually give much analysis. Is it the same with ESPN's coverage of football in Europe? I'm certainly not watching Anzhi for a 40 year old Roberto Carlos and a money grabbing Eto'o. Ligue 1 is going places. Russia has the money, but not the reputation or quality of play that will make other players want to play there.

Tbh mate i would'nt know, iam just pissed i cant watch Ligue 1 as i dont like watching streams whenever possible....

Ligue 1, Bundesliga, EPL, La Liga and Serie A all on my tv would be some sort of football fans wet dream

Also LOL @ Zealous

Ligue 2 is really annoying to find decent streams for online and I have no idea why, maybe its just me

Love the French league though, it's very underrated I think, not just on these forums but by alot of followers around

Lord Hispano wrote:

InterMalia wrote:

PinePHresh wrote:

Immaculate_Mole wrote:And ESPN abandon thier rights for Ligue 1 in favour of the Russian League

from what I know about ESPN networks here in America, they seem very focused on a particular sport's 'star' players, and don't actually give much analysis. Is it the same with ESPN's coverage of football in Europe? I'm certainly not watching Anzhi for a 40 year old Roberto Carlos and a money grabbing Eto'o. Ligue 1 is going places. Russia has the money, but not the reputation or quality of play that will make other players want to play there.

Some fans make me laugh. What kind of sane person would say no to 60mil for 3 years?
Ibra is the best paid player in Serie A now, do you think he would stay for 2mil a season than his current 9mil?

So Mou is crazy, then?

Mou knows he will get more offers in the future as he can continue coaching for 20 more years if he wants to. Samu is 30 and will probably retire at a younger age than most of his caliber.

Zeal: hehe, most people would do whatever you were thinking

I can only watch Monaco on Coupe De La Ligue.

YAY Stade de Reims won 16 out of 18 points now and undefeated after 6 games