In this new climate, it may be worth us all clarifying the insults that we personally

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Originally Posted by redgunamo

Has, he? I hadn't heard. Anyway, that's a different matter entirely; Pep is the greatest manager in the world, apparently, so he can say what he likes. He has big trophies up the ying-yang, as they say.

And I doubt anyone thinks he will survive ten years at Manchester City without a league title and/or a European Cup.

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Of course not. Not when he's got a healthy percentage of the world's oil revenues at his disposal. Not sure that Arsene would know what to do with that lot, of course. He'd still be stuck trying to move Debuchy and Perez on.

But can't anyone win stuff managing Barcelona and Bayern Munich? Unfortunately Mr Anaconda isn't here to help us with the Pep quote. Hopefully Monty's gameness will dig it out for us.

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Originally Posted by Sir C

Who? Who exactly says that? "He has big trophies up the ying-yang". I don't know what they say out there in Bongo-Bongoland mate, but here in Her Majesty's Islamic Republik of Corbynstan no one says "trophies up the ying-yang."

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Americans mainly, from the south of that country. It means to be overwhelmed by, or overloaded with.

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Originally Posted by Ash

The use of the word 'bench' as a verb is pretty fùckin offensive to me, my friend.

Watch it, both of you.

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Do you have a problem with benches?

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Originally Posted by Ash

Of course not. Not when he's got a healthy percentage of the world's oil revenues at his disposal. Not sure that Arsene would know what to do with that lot, of course. He'd still be stuck trying to move Debuchy and Perez on.

But can't anyone win stuff managing Barcelona and Bayern Munich? Unfortunately Mr Anaconda isn't here to help us with the Pep quote. Hopefully Monty's gameness will dig it out for us.

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I think Jose Mourinho tried to goad Pep by saying that, about Barcelona and Bayern.

Actually, if Wenger hadn't found His niche with us, it would've been nice for Him to manage Real Madrid for a bit. No hard feelings, just nice for Him.