Anyone think that Arsenal have a chance against Bayern? Personally, I don't think so. Bayern are on fire in the German league, conceding something like 1 goal every 3 games while Arsenal are well... err... yeah... inconsistant to say the least.

United vs Madrid the obvious stand out tie. Madrid playing pretty ****** in la liga but still a long while to the game so they have the talent to turn things around before then.

Hope Celtic can pull some **** off too.

Europa league had some decent draws too.

Spurs vs Lyon and then will go on to play Inter or Cluj. Will be praying for the mighty Spurs and Inter to pull through so I can go to the San Siro again.

Liverpool vs Zenit

Chelsea vs Sparta Prague

Oh yeah, interesting fact. The rehearsal draw brought up the exact same fixtures as the real draw haha.

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A sports forum my friend created a while back. Join if you like to discuss about sports. Yeaahhh have a good day.

http://www.yourtwopennies.com/forum/forum.php

We know what we are, we know what we are, Champions of Europe, we know what we are!

How ******* good were some of those goals btw

RIP Richard,

They've cancelled the Winter Classic and the All-Star game, along with over 400 games. :down:

http://espn.go.com/mens-college-basketball...-scoring-record

Took over a 100 shots and made 54 of them? IMpressive.

NEW YORK (AP) — Trying to get under baseball's luxury tax by 2014, the New York Yankees don't mind spending big as long as it's on one-year deals.

New York filled one of the slots in its rotation Tuesday, agreeing to a $15 million, one-year contract with No. 2 starter Hiroki Kuroda as they await a decision from Andy Pettitte on whether he wants to return in 2013.

"It something that I think fits how we've operated here in the last number of years, to do short-term circumstances on high-end players," Yankees general manager Brian Cashman said.

The Yankees will pay the luxury tax on high payrolls for the 10th straight season this year and will hand over more tax money in 2013. But they say they want to get under 2014's threshold of $189 million, which would enable them to get some of their revenue-sharing dollars back. That's why a one-year deal made sense for Kuroda, a right-hander who turns 38 in February.

He was the Yankees' most consistent pitcher during the regular season. He went 16-11, tying for the team lead in wins, and led New York with 33 starts and 219 2-3 innings.

Cashman called the agreement "a relief."

"Hiroki Kuroda chose us on a lesser deal last year and I suspect he's done the same again this year," Cashman said. "By coming here, I suspect that he left money on the table. I suspect it was a very aggressive market on him, and I think it is a reflection of he really enjoyed playing here for this city, for this team, for this organization and with these teammates to come back under the circumstances he's coming back on."

After losing six of his first nine decisions, Kuroda finished with a 3.32 ERA that was second among New York starters behind Pettitte's 2.87.

"I am very happy and excited to re-sign with the Yankees," Kuroda said in a statement. "I am very grateful for all of the interest and all of the offers that I received from the various teams that courted me. It was a tough decision for me to make, but at the end of the day, I wanted to try to win a championship with the teammates that I went to battle with last season."

Kuroda joined the Yankees after four seasons with the Los Angeles Dodgers, was given a $10 million base salary last season and earned $1 million more in performance bonuses based on innings. He turned down a $13.3 million qualifying offer from the Yankees, and he would have cost a new team a selection in June's amateur draft.

He joins CC Sabathia, Phil Hughes and Ivan Nova in the Yankees' projected starting rotation for next season, with David Phelps also a possibility.

Pettitte, who came out of retirement to rejoin the Yankees, hasn't decided whether he wants to play next year. Cashman won't say how long he'll wait.

"Of course, obviously, there's an answer to that question but not one I'm prepared to answer," he said.

NOTES: Kuroda can earn $500,000 in performance bonuses, $250,000 each for 190 and 210 innings. ... Cashman said SS Derek Jeter is progressing from surgery to repair his broken ankle. "By opening day he's supposed to be ready and full speed," he said. ... Cashman is talking with Mariano Rivera about a new contract and doesn't have any concerns about the closer's recovery from a torn knee ligament. Rivera turns 43 next week. "Mo's never failed. He's never had a failure in his career," Cashman said. ... RHP Michael Pineda, recovering from shoulder surgery, isn't being counted on for the start of the season. He threw on flat ground at Yankee Stadium last week. "He had zip on it," Cashman said.

So happy they got Kurado back. He is an awesome pitcher.

Hail Saban.

http://sports.yahoo.com/news/nba--thunder-...s-27481909.html

Thunder got Kevin Martin + some bench people and first round picks.

Rockets got Harden and a few ( like 2 or 3) bench players.

Thoughts?

I will always hate your prima donna arrogance outside the game, but i will always love your spectacular performance in it

Not really. I ******* love James! Clearly whooped the Thunder and I live in Chokelahoma

Get ready for Anderson Silva (proclaimed UFC's greatest fighter of all time) to have the fight of his lifetime against Stephan Bonnar (Underdog known to never give up in a fight, never been knocked out or submitted and has a huge size advantage)

This will take place as a NON TITLE fight in the Light Heavyweight divison.

So far China and USA have the most medals (23each) but China has won more gold (9). In third place its Japan.

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