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Kerry -  ^

Let Allegri coddle him now. Real is doing just fine without him. They are scary good. His goals will come. I've lost my coverage of Serie A matches. I'd gladly trade Ligue Un for it since I really do like Italian football but at least I won't have to see all the grimacing and insufferable acting from the #7 this season. Go Carlo Ancelotti's Napoli!

In any case, I've gained the Turkish Superlig. They have some banging clubs there that make it into Europe.


Ol' Sylvania para .  .  .  .

Kerry -

The Turkish Süper Lig.  It's really exciting football at times. It has a lot of stars from the rest of Europe in it. The fans are really into it in the stadiums. Rarely a quiet stadium.

Here are two top teams. I mean, it's not all like this all the time:



The league is ranked tenth in UEFA by coefficients but this doesn't mean that they play the game poorly.

It's:

1. Spain
2. England
3. Italy
4. Germany
5. France
6. Russia
7. Portugal
8. Ukraine
9. Belgium
10. Turkey

then there are 45 other national premier leagues.

UEFA Champions League:

Group D:

Lokomotiv Moskva
(RUS)
 
Porto
(POR)
 
Schalke
(GER)
 
Galatasaray
(TUR)


UEFA Europa League:

Group D:

Anderlecht (Bel)

Fenerbahce (Tur)

Dinamo Zagreb (Cro)

Spartak Trnava (Svk)

Group I:

Besiktas (Tur)

KRC Genk (Bel)

Malmo (Swe)

Sarpsborg (Nor)

Group J:

Sevilla (Spa)

Krasnodar (Rus)

Standard Liege (Bel)

Akhisar Belediyespor (Tur)




I'll be seeing Cristiano in the Champions League since I get that along with the Europa. The thing is, he's probably not getting the service he had with Real. Juve has established stars there already and they probably are less apt to answer the "Feed me! Feed me" calls every time. Still, I expect him to start scoring soon. He was goalless in several of his early games with Madrid last season.


Ol' starin' at my radio para .   .   .  .

The BBC said Ronaldo got a red card for pull the hair of another player.  Then he started crying.    From the clip I found, it doesn't look to me as if he pulled any hair, but he did tap the other fellow's head pointlessly.  Then as you can see, he did start crying. 



Time to listen to "Macho Man." 



Ronaldo's sister seemed to think there was a conspiracy of some sort.   

https://www.msn.com/en-us/sports/soccer/ronaldos-sister-they-want-to-destroy-my-brother/ar-AAAopan

Cristiano Ronaldo's contentious sending off on his Champions League debut for Juventus was the dominant storyline of the first round of group stage matches, and naturally, plenty have voiced their support of the Portuguese star.

Chief among those is Ronaldo's sister Katia Aveiro, who expressed her displeasure with an Instagram post on Wednesday evening. "A football disgrace ... justice will be done ... they want to destroy my brother, but God never sleeps ... disgraceful," Aveiro said, as translated by ESPN.

Kerry  -  ^

Allegri won't be bossed by a crying or non- crying Cristiano. Giving him all kicks would upset the apple-cart.



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Kerry  -    ^

I'm thinking that he has to have this cleared up soon since it could affect his travel to the US? I mean wouldn't he be detained for questioning, etc.? Plus, aren't a couple of his children born there?


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