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Barca at the time when Maradona was playing for them - did not win any Champions League titles ("European Cup" as CL was called then). Zero. A proof that the Barca team then was not yet a top European team, but second tear at best. Maradona played for Barca from 1982 to 1984. Barcelona won their...

Messi is roughed up here and there, but the level of violence in football today cannot be compared with the 80s. Maradona's ankle was broken by a guy nicknamed "the butcher of Bilbao" (Andoni Goikoetxea) who also virtually ended the career of the German international Bernd Schuster. This type of...

Blatter just resigned just days after winning re-election: http://www.theguardian.com/football/live/2015/jun/02/fifa-calls-press-conference-amid-latest-corruption-claims-live The mystery thickens, they obviously have some dirt on him.

I would agree and would still put Maradona in front. For several reasons - Maradona played in weaker teams than today's Barcelona. 1980s Napoli and the 1970s Argentina were nowhere near the quality of today's Barca... just try to remember any players from these teams from the top of your head...

I don't like Blatter, but given the timing of this "coup attempt" and the fact US is apparently behind it (with the aim of taking the World Cup away from Russia), I'm OK with Blatter's reelection. The alternative "reformer" prince Ali would probably have been even worse. They did have to drop...

Udinese-Milan 2-1, Milan playing in yellow-green kits. These "third color" kits are becoming ever more ridiculous. Milan used to be the "rossoneri" (red-blacks) - full stop! When playing away, they would play in white kits with red-black details. Today everything is mixed up and jersey colors...

A Bayern without Schweinsteiger, without Ribery, without Arjen Robben, but with Dante and Boateng as central defenders? What were you expecting? It's like putting inspector Clouseau in charge of security.

With not much goals scored today the spotlight belongs to the goalkeepers. The Atletico goalkeeper, the Slovenian Jan Oblak was a revelation and one of the best players of the game. Monaco has the Croatian Daniel Subasic who also didn't make a single mistake. Two up and coming goalkeepers to...

Koman was lionized as a super talent and was pushed a lot by Massimiliano Allegri (a coach super friendly to black players who regularly fielded 5-6 blacks in Milan), but then he fell out of the first team. Typical Black "talent" that falls on the wayside. Against Parma Allegri also played...

...he would be called "Super Jeremy" by the media...

Fantastic goal. More than the strike (which was great), I love his fantastic (maybe a bit lucky) first touch - with one stroke he took out 3 defenders. Menez has been fantastic the whole season. The other White French - Mexes - also excellent. The Whitening of AC Milan (mentioned by Arrigo...

Italian fans' dislike for black players continues. The parents of the AC Milan U-10 team expressed their unhappiness with colored players by allegedly booing their every move. Way too many black kids in AC Milan U-10. The media immediately seized the opportunity to cry "Racism". One can only...

Neymar blows his nose on Hugo Malo's jersey https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3HJpAehR-8M

...and interesting black goalkeeper for Philadelphia...

Silvio Berlusconi ‘agrees €1bn Milan takeover deal with Chinese investors ( http://www.theguardian.com/football/2015/apr/02/milan-silvio-berlusconi-milan-chinese-takeover )"Italian Prime Minister held talks with a group which includes Hong Kong businessman Richard Lee on Thursday night and...

This is a borderline case. Culturally he seems to be a bit of a race traitor, his initial allegiance to Mexico (where he couldn't / wasn't allowed to make an impact) complicates things further. On the other side, is he's no worse that the millions of those blue-eyed, blond White race traitors...