One of the ties in the Champions League round of 16 that is sure to capture everyone's attention is Bayern Munich vs. Arsenal.
Both teams have been able to find success this season in their respective leagues. Bayern Munich sits at the top of the Bundesliga table with a record of 15 wins, four draws and one loss. Arsenal sit in fourth place in the Premier League with a record of 15 wins, five draws and five losses.
Luis Boa Morte showed up on MTV Cribs sometime in the early 2000s, and it’s unclear if he’d ever really been inside his own place before. The Portuguese international had only just signed with Fulham after failing to breakthrough at Arsenal and Southampton, so it appears as though his life was in heavy transition when the MTV camera crew showed up to take a look around his unassuming flat in Surrey.
“This is my house,” says Boa Morte as he enters the front door. “This is my living room. I don’t spend much time here.”
It’s not a glamorous role, but it’s the lifeblood of any club. Soccer's executives and administrators are the unsung heros of the sport at all levels.
At best, admins and execs keep a club running like a well-oiled machine. At worst, they find themselves in the headlines for all the wrong reasons. Charged with the oversight of all aspects of the game – from scheduling matches to hiring coaches and balancing the books – administrative life is a juggling act of communication, organization and foresight.
What in the actual f*ck is this?
Adam Lallama pic.twitter.com/bkBBX5ouf9
— Empire of the Kop (@empireofthekop) February 7, 2017
Antonio Conte will kill any of us if he's in the right mood. He said so himself in an interview with Sky Sports Italia.
“Look Paolo, in such moments I am capable of killing anybody.”
When Antonio Conte almost killed his assistant pic.twitter.com/BV95Abo964