How's your Sunday night treating you?
Hey Mank?
ha ha smackie
he's probably still in the pub celebrating!
Sir Alex is probably allowing himself have a few tonight as well!
he's probably still in the pub celebrating!
Sir Alex is probably allowing himself have a few tonight as well!
HERE WE GO, HERE WE GO, HERE WE GO'O'O'O'O!! :D :D :D
What can you not buy with £260million?
Points at Old Trafford!!!!
Now that was the United of old…..passing the ball around, completing the pass (except O'Shea) controlling midfield and playing attacking football. All that with a bunch of kids, just like in 99.
We still have a tough season ahead, maybe two, but the players showed pride in the shirt for a change.
As for chelski…..FUCK OFF YOU BUNCH OF FAKE TANNED PRIMA-DONNA WANKERS
I've never seen so many neutral's cheering for United in my life before, the boozer was hopping, I even saw some bloke in a Liverpool shirt jump up when Fletcher scored. Funny though, not one Arsehole shirt to be seen, bitter pill to swallow watching two great teams battling it out and your frog-eaters aren't one of them.
What can you not buy with £260million?
Points at Old Trafford!!!!
Now that was the United of old…..passing the ball around, completing the pass (except O'Shea) controlling midfield and playing attacking football. All that with a bunch of kids, just like in 99.
We still have a tough season ahead, maybe two, but the players showed pride in the shirt for a change.
As for chelski…..FUCK OFF YOU BUNCH OF FAKE TANNED PRIMA-DONNA WANKERS
I've never seen so many neutral's cheering for United in my life before, the boozer was hopping, I even saw some bloke in a Liverpool shirt jump up when Fletcher scored. Funny though, not one Arsehole shirt to be seen, bitter pill to swallow watching two great teams battling it out and your frog-eaters aren't one of them.
someones looking a bit glum! :D
<img src="http://www.soccernet.com/design05/images/sw/fergmore.jpg" alt=" - " />
<img src="http://www.soccernet.com/design05/images/sw/fergmore.jpg" alt=" - " />
Unless he's trying to figure which £50,000,000 player to buy this week.
Edit…never mind, it won't let me post a link.
Had never heard about this team, just promoted to the premier league, but they are about to become my new team in England along with Totenham,
see their next games:
Sat, Nov 19 Arsenal 7:45 am EST
Sat, Nov 26 Tottenham 10:00 am EST
Sat, Dec 3 at Liverpool 10:00 am EST
Sat, Dec 10 at Chelsea 10:00 am EST
Wed, Dec 14 at Manchester United 3:00 pm EST
see their next games:
Sat, Nov 19 Arsenal 7:45 am EST
Sat, Nov 26 Tottenham 10:00 am EST
Sat, Dec 3 at Liverpool 10:00 am EST
Sat, Dec 10 at Chelsea 10:00 am EST
Wed, Dec 14 at Manchester United 3:00 pm EST
This is about soccer, isn't it?
Originally posted by Barcelona:where the hell is wigan?
Had never heard about this team, just promoted to the premier league, but they are about to become my new team in England along with Totenham,
http://maps.google.com/maps?q=wigan,+uk&spn=1.130250,3.298096&hl=en
Originally posted by HoyaParanoia:
Originally posted by Barcelona:where the hell is wigan?
Had never heard about this team, just promoted to the premier league, but they are about to become my new team in England along with Totenham,
Originally posted by Roadbike Mankie:Alan Smith finally came of age yesterday.
Now that was the United of old…..passing the ball around, completing the pass (except O'Shea) controlling midfield and playing attacking football. All that with a bunch of kids, just like in 99.
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Mankie's favorite footie man plays best buddies with Hugo Chavez!
Mankie's favorite footie man plays best buddies with Hugo Chavez!
Originally posted by The Walrus:Here's a better photo of him…
<img src="http://www.marxsite.com/Maradonna-Chavez.jpg" alt=" - " />
Mankie's favorite footie man plays best buddies with Hugo Chavez!
<img src="http://upload.wikimedia.org/wikipedia/nl/1/1d/Satan.jpg" alt=" - " />
Originally posted by HoyaParanoia:From the North West….where else?? ;)
Originally posted by Barcelona:where the hell is wigan?
Had never heard about this team, just promoted to the premier league, but they are about to become my new team in England along with Totenham,
<img src="http://images.thetimes.co.uk/TGD/picture/0,,239795,00.jpg" alt=" - " />
Maradona was a cheat, says Robinson
Soccernet
England goalkeeper Paul Robinson believes the clash against Argentina in Geneva on Saturday will be played with greater intensity than a friendly, given the hostile history between the two sides.
Although there is nothing at stake in the match the fierce rivalry between the two countries, with controversial meetings since the 1986 World Cup when Diego Maradona's 'Hand of God' helped Argentina to a memorable victory, will give the game an added edge.
And the England keeper pulled no punches in his prematch comments as when he branded Argentina legend Maradona 'a cheat'.
'There's a great history between the sides. I remember the 1986 game, that was the first World Cup I really remember. I watched it and I was absolutely gutted afterwards,' robinson told the FA.
'Maradona was a cheat but he got away with it. It's still talked about nowbut it's a very long time ago. We won't be thinking or looking back at that, we will be taking the game on its merit and hopefully getting a result.'
The two countries met again in the 1998 World Cup when Argentina triumphed on penalties after David Beckham was sent off, while four years later England won 1-0 after an inspired performance from Rio Ferdinand.
'I remember we beat them in the last World Cup and now we have a chance to do it again,' Robinson added.
Robinson, 26, revealed his delight at fans considering him England's first-choice goalkeeper, adding: 'It's different class. There's nothing you can say to explain the feeling. To be regarded like that by so many people is a fantastic achievement.
'But it's also a responsibility to make sure I carry on doing that and to keep people happy. Hopefully I can do that against Argentina.'
Soccernet
England goalkeeper Paul Robinson believes the clash against Argentina in Geneva on Saturday will be played with greater intensity than a friendly, given the hostile history between the two sides.
Although there is nothing at stake in the match the fierce rivalry between the two countries, with controversial meetings since the 1986 World Cup when Diego Maradona's 'Hand of God' helped Argentina to a memorable victory, will give the game an added edge.
And the England keeper pulled no punches in his prematch comments as when he branded Argentina legend Maradona 'a cheat'.
'There's a great history between the sides. I remember the 1986 game, that was the first World Cup I really remember. I watched it and I was absolutely gutted afterwards,' robinson told the FA.
'Maradona was a cheat but he got away with it. It's still talked about nowbut it's a very long time ago. We won't be thinking or looking back at that, we will be taking the game on its merit and hopefully getting a result.'
The two countries met again in the 1998 World Cup when Argentina triumphed on penalties after David Beckham was sent off, while four years later England won 1-0 after an inspired performance from Rio Ferdinand.
'I remember we beat them in the last World Cup and now we have a chance to do it again,' Robinson added.
Robinson, 26, revealed his delight at fans considering him England's first-choice goalkeeper, adding: 'It's different class. There's nothing you can say to explain the feeling. To be regarded like that by so many people is a fantastic achievement.
'But it's also a responsibility to make sure I carry on doing that and to keep people happy. Hopefully I can do that against Argentina.'
Originally posted by The Walrus:What?
Hey mank:
<img src="http://www.freakingnews.com/entries/13500/13967VBda_w.jpg" alt=" - " />
Looks like mank will have to revive his interest in rugby league….the premier league is looking more like a bad Rocky movie with all these russians and doodles getting involved.
Liverpool 'explore US investment'
Liverpool are holding discussions with American billionaire Robert Kraft as they search a major cash injection, according to reports.
http://news.bbc.co.uk/sport1/hi/football/teams/l/liverpool/4420306.stm
Liverpool 'explore US investment'
Liverpool are holding discussions with American billionaire Robert Kraft as they search a major cash injection, according to reports.
http://news.bbc.co.uk/sport1/hi/football/teams/l/liverpool/4420306.stm
the Liverpool Patriots does have a nice ring to it though….