Throwdowns > Closed

Schweinsteiger said 07/13, 05:08 PM
Manchester United has been the most dominant force in the Premier League for 20 years, but that timne has come to a close. The recent resurgence of their rivals, Manchester City, has made them move into second place. They will remain in 2nd place (if they are lucky) for some time to come.

The title winning Manchester City team was nearly flawless. Attacking prowess was in no short amount led by Sergio Aguero, Mario Balotelli and Edin Dzeko. These three strikers combined for 50 goals in the league, and this is without their main threat, Carlos Tevez, who took a 6 month vacation to Argentina during the season after a bust up with manager Roberto Mancini.

FA Team of the Year members David Silva and Yaya Toure lead a midfield packed with talent that also includes Nigel De Jong and Samir Nasri, who all played instrumental parts in City's first title winning campaign in over 40 years.

Many believe defense can be pointed out as the weakest unit. But Vincent Kompany is a rock in the back leading a lineup packed with talent and one of the best goalkeeps in the world in Joe hart.

I will explain the faults of Man United and why Chelsea and Arsenal will pose serious threats.

Schweinsteiger said 07/13, 06:25 PM
Jeez thanks for arguing my throwdown?

1. Soccer is the most popular sport in the world. I know many people play it because its the only sport they can afford to play, but they are many affluent people throughout Europe, and the Americas that play soccer.

2. The sports TV ratings are growing at a substantial rate, and you shouldnt write that off.

http://www.hottimeinoldtown.com/2012/3/6/2846816/soccer-mls-continues-steady-po pularity-climb-in-the-us

3. You may call them **** but I wouldnt say that to someone like this fella. See what he has to say.

http://www.zimbio.com/Mario+Balotelli/articles/L9-1mdYAR0H/Mario+Balotelli+shir tless+goal+celebration

4. And just a word of advice, before you call people idiots for counting up, you should realize that most of the world counts up (military time).

I get it you hate soccer, but nice try buddy.

Schweinsteiger said 07/13, 06:32 PM
No comeback to your careless mistake on counting up? Or would you like to call that guy a **** to his face? Heres some elegance for you. Learn up, this guy is going to be a bigger household name than any US athlete, if he isnt already...

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=bL4_xKrs2Xw