[rocketassist]

Originally Posted by jonathancrane

Premier League star snapped wiping bottom with £20 notes

http://uk.eurosport.yahoo.com/blogs/...111508710.html



The Sun calls him "The vilest footballer in Britain"

That newspaper has a nerve calling anything vile.

[LeChuck]

It's a huge shame that we couldn't hold on to our lead at Turf Moor and conceded yet another late equaliser. However Burnley were the better team for most of the game, especially the 1st half, so it would it have been daylight robbery had we come away with the win.

It does make me feel better though that no matter how incredibly shit we are and how well Burnley are playing, they still cannot beat us. Our unbeaten streak against them continues.

[Pirata.]

Originally Posted by Mark Lenders

Same here. Iniesta deserved one of these so much, but it's hard for anyone - even someone as utterly brilliant as Iniesta - to get a look at these individual awards with Messi around and at his peak.

Xavi also deserved it for 2010, incredible year for club and country but unfortunately they changed the format that year to allow national team coaches and captains to get the vote. He and Wes Sneijder were robbed

[Grinder]

Fulham could use a little Dempsey right about now considering they're about 5 points above the relegation zone. Great to see Dempsey play an excellent game against his former team amidst the boos and the two faced Martin Jol team struggle.

[rocketassist]

AVB is doing well considering how desperate Fleet Street's finest (who are all bezzie mates with rent-a-quote Harry) are for him to fail, especially after he dropped some of Ingerland's 'heroes' in his Chelsea stint.

[LeChuck]

So Sunderland have won just 2 out of their last 22 league games. To be honest I do think that Martin O'Neill is a very overrated manager. Like Redknapp he is very popular with the media, and is also good friends with Ferguson, which helps enhance his reputation.

Seemingly his only transfer policy is to waste money on overpriced British players, while other mangers are able to sign better quality foreign players at bargain prices.

I always thought that Strachan, who was unpopular with the fans due to his Aberdeen connections, did a better job than him at Celtic. He spent less money that O'Neill, but won 3 consecutive SPL titles and twice took Celtic to the knockout stages of the champions league (which O'Neill was unable to do). O'Neill lost out in the SPL title race to McLeish (who was not exactly an amazing manager) and a pretty weak Rangers team twice in 3 years.

[Sauletekis]

Originally Posted by LeChuck

So Sunderland have won just 2 out of their last 22 league games. To be honest I do think that Martin O'Neill is a very overrated manager. Like Redknapp he is very popular with the media, and is also good friends with Ferguson, which helps enhance his reputation.

Seemingly his only transfer policy is to waste money on overpriced British players, while other mangers are able to sign better quality foreign players at bargain prices.

I always thought that Strachan, who was unpopular with the fans due to his Aberdeen connections, did a better job than him at Celtic. He spent less money that O'Neill, but won 3 consecutive SPL titles and twice took Celtic to the knockout stages of the champions league (which O'Neill was unable to do). O'Neill lost out in the SPL title race to McLeish (who was not exactly an amazing manager) and a pretty weak Rangers team twice in 3 years.

At least not everything is going bad for the Toon Army this year.

[Corey Feldman]

idiotic cup draws, always Fixed against Man U

[rocketassist]

Originally Posted by LeChuck

So Sunderland have won just 2 out of their last 22 league games. To be honest I do think that Martin O'Neill is a very overrated manager. Like Redknapp he is very popular with the media, and is also good friends with Ferguson, which helps enhance his reputation.

Seemingly his only transfer policy is to waste money on overpriced British players, while other mangers are able to sign better quality foreign players at bargain prices.

I always thought that Strachan, who was unpopular with the fans due to his Aberdeen connections, did a better job than him at Celtic. He spent less money that O'Neill, but won 3 consecutive SPL titles and twice took Celtic to the knockout stages of the champions league (which O'Neill was unable to do). O'Neill lost out in the SPL title race to McLeish (who was not exactly an amazing manager) and a pretty weak Rangers team twice in 3 years.

He spent a lot of money at Villa as well on overpriced British players and ultimately that's why Lerner got fed up and balanced the books. That being said I can understand why Wycombe and Leicester fans love him as he did work wonders at those clubs. The 2000 League Cup final still grates

[rocketassist]

Originally Posted by Corey Feldman

idiotic cup draws, always Fixed against Man U

And we got Derby away, about as exciting as watching 50-shot rallies wth Monfils and Simon.

[J99]

Wow, Benitez has been in charge just 3 matches and is already the 2nd favorite to be sacked, if he doesn't win on Wednesday, then he could have possibly the shortest tenure in history, even then Roman still might sack him if they don't make the next round, cause that's how he rolls.

I don't know how Mancini is still in charge at City, or O'Neill at Sunderland, McDermott and Adkins are on thin ice too, Wenger should go as well.

[rocketassist]

Wigan got shafted by that ref.

[selyoink]

Originally Posted by rocketassist

Wigan got shafted by that ref.

Agreed.

[JayR]

Anybody seen this? Almost beyond belief...


http://uk.eurosport.yahoo.com/news/w...181329171.html

[Jelena]

Originally Posted by JayR

Anybody seen this? Almost beyond belief...


http://uk.eurosport.yahoo.com/news/w...181329171.html

It was in our provider portals as well.