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Shanks D Zoro
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Legend.
A player who was way too lazy on the pitch but an awesome person it seems.
I just posted in the OT thread, but I don't like when sportsmen do this. he never came out when he was playing so why should I care that he wants to come out now?
Why would we be in trouble for the Man United fans throwing stuff and spitting on our fans...?
Evans knee'd Fletcher in the arse. It was a foul all day long.
Steve Hughes bit on straightness of gays is hilarious
Wish the whole feminine thing would pass but whatevs.
Sigh. Shows an example to closeted footballers and fans that the homophobic sub culture around the sport can be challenged and hopefully, change for the better.
... like clockwork.
You go out of your way to not like it? Weird, seems like ignoring it is simpler, if it is such a problem.
There was absolutely minimal contact and he jumped to floor like a fairy. If it had been Januzaj at the other end you'd have been seething.
Lambda Pie
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this guy gonna sink United so deep only the tip of the dick will be visible.
magic dust comes from Adnan when he dives like he's Tinkerbell.
dude makes Neymar look like a serious player.
Clearly.
Lambda Pie
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Zoro is burying himself in the OT.
Milchmonster
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That's great, I laughed
Well feminine wasn't really the word I was looking for, anyway. But I couldn't think of a better word.
Shanks D Zoro
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Sigh indeed.
I would have preferred for him to come out when he was playing. it is nothing to be ashamed of and I want all gay players to feel they can come out and be who they are.
I just don't like it when sportsmen feel that is something they hide when they are playing and then feel the need to make a public announcement of it once they are retired.
Ah, figured it was Sunderland fans who did it for some reason.
Looks like that aqua dude in hellboy.
it's becoming really sad that he seems to be saying "the supporters were UNBELIEVABLE today" almost every week.
FlutterPuffs
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bullshit.
Because it shows whats terribly wrong with this sport. The irony is that football connects the world and the cultures but hides its uglyness in form of racism and homphobia, coupled with wrong values under silence.
Shanks D Zoro
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WOW I did not realise that this was their third loss in a week since 92.
It looks like the only sacred PL record that Moyes hasn't tarneshed of Fergie is
is that United have never lost a PL game that they have been leading at home at half time. As soon as that happens surely the shit will really hit the fan.
I genuinely would like to see a pioneer come out and then it would force the issue to be tackled head on. As with rascism there are always those who will chant horrible things, but it is not as bad in the UK as it was in the 80s and anyone who chants shit is banned from the club and arrested. Eventually that will become the same with homosexual slurs.
P.S I really hope Cashley will be the pioneer.
It looks like the only sacred PL record that Moyes hasn't tarneshed of Fergie is
I might be pulling this out of my arse, but I think I heard it during the Arsenal game
I genuinely would like to see a pioneer come out and then it would force the issue to be tackled head on. As with rascism there are always those who will chant horrible things, but it is not as bad in the UK as it was in the 80s and anyone who chants shit is banned from the club and arrested. Eventually that will become the same with homosexual slurs.
P.S I really hope Cashley will be the pioneer.
Does anyone remember any particular moments in the 2nd half that warranted 5+1 min stoppage time yesterday btw? Just a couple of subs, no real injury right? Poyet was completely mad.
I remember when Owen scored 50 seconds of so over the even so ridiculous Fergie time in the derby. Just stepped right up, went outside and walked for two hours. Often you feel like they never really make any sense whatsoever, and it must be hard for the players to know if it's 2 or 6 minutes left to play in the 89th minute.
Really weird how some referees add up minutes after original stoppage time is out, like the one extra yesterday, while some always whistle exactly at the original X minute mark. Makes no sense that there are so many rules that referees use differently.
I remember when Owen scored 50 seconds of so over the even so ridiculous Fergie time in the derby. Just stepped right up, went outside and walked for two hours. Often you feel like they never really make any sense whatsoever, and it must be hard for the players to know if it's 2 or 6 minutes left to play in the 89th minute.
Really weird how some referees add up minutes after original stoppage time is out, like the one extra yesterday, while some always whistle exactly at the original X minute mark. Makes no sense that there are so many rules that referees use differently.
Shanks D Zoro
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Milchmonster
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Sportbild is hilarious again. Players we want to sign this summer according to them: Mandzukic, Dzeko, Kagawa and Khedira.
lol
lol
Lambda Pie
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technically, you should add 30 extra seconds per substitution and other situation (injuries, etc) it's at the referee's descretion.
if a player is injured in added time and needs assistance, the rules allow and encourage refs to add added time to the added time.
It's the inconsistency which is the worst (like lots of referee decisions).
Ribery has obviously more swagger than a burned tree it appears.
Milchmonster
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Look who's in Dortmund :O
Look who's in Dortmund :O
that's not Kagawa you racist
Milchmonster
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I didn't say that. Now, you're the racist because you thought that I was racist.
A random japanese guy. So?
it was non-German humour pls understand <3
Saw this just now. Who said it, Moyes at Man Utd or Hodgson at Liverpooll?
I can guarantee that at the end of the season we won't be where we are now in the league.
No I did not need to lift my spirits after Newcastle that raised my spirits. It just made me more determined to make sure we improve and get better.
Sitting in the chair for the first time felt odd. I did it myself with nobody looking. I thought I would have to see how it feels in case anybody thought I looked stupid.
No doubt if, by January, he hasn't succeeded in convincing me that he is the player we need then he will have to accept we will be in the transfer market for a centre-forward once again.
Having a game of this magnitude coming so early in my time here isn't exactly ideal. I'm hoping we'll give it our best shot and give a good account of ourselves. Then we'll see what the game brings.
We played quite well at times, got near the edge of the box quite regularly.
I think its important that I took the punches. Ive taken the punches and Im happy to do that. Not for a minute did I think this was going to be an easy job. There will be days like we had on Sunday and there might be more of them.
Im at a club where people expect great things. When were nearer the middle of the table than the top, people will suggest, If someone else was here it would be different. Im not sure thats the case. A lot of intelligent people understand that.
Maybe what I have realised is there is plenty of work to do here but I am certainly very satisfied with the job I have done here and I dont feel any dissatisfaction whatsoever.
The second half was as good as I have seen the team play under my management, that is for sure, I think it was a very good second-half performance. I am refusing to accept it was a bad team performance.
We played very well, if you look at the games against Swansea, Chelsea and today, we have played well.
I can guarantee that at the end of the season we won't be where we are now in the league.
No I did not need to lift my spirits after Newcastle that raised my spirits. It just made me more determined to make sure we improve and get better.
Sitting in the chair for the first time felt odd. I did it myself with nobody looking. I thought I would have to see how it feels in case anybody thought I looked stupid.
No doubt if, by January, he hasn't succeeded in convincing me that he is the player we need then he will have to accept we will be in the transfer market for a centre-forward once again.
Having a game of this magnitude coming so early in my time here isn't exactly ideal. I'm hoping we'll give it our best shot and give a good account of ourselves. Then we'll see what the game brings.
We played quite well at times, got near the edge of the box quite regularly.
I think its important that I took the punches. Ive taken the punches and Im happy to do that. Not for a minute did I think this was going to be an easy job. There will be days like we had on Sunday and there might be more of them.
Im at a club where people expect great things. When were nearer the middle of the table than the top, people will suggest, If someone else was here it would be different. Im not sure thats the case. A lot of intelligent people understand that.
Maybe what I have realised is there is plenty of work to do here but I am certainly very satisfied with the job I have done here and I dont feel any dissatisfaction whatsoever.
The second half was as good as I have seen the team play under my management, that is for sure, I think it was a very good second-half performance. I am refusing to accept it was a bad team performance.
We played very well, if you look at the games against Swansea, Chelsea and today, we have played well.
My point was mostly:
If you have 6 subs, the stoppage time is 3 minutes. Yesterday was 5 subs, so the ref somehow doubled the 2½ subs minutes to 5 and then added the extra one minute in stoppage time. While, as I said, you often see referees blowing the whistle on exactly the 5 minute mark, meaning there was not a single second of delay in the stoppage time (which is unusual since most stoppage time has delays).
If it's 3-0 I can understand why they blow it off, but matches like yesterday have very inconsistent stoppage times. It's like they follow their own rules books and no one at FA cares, and it would be very easy to just create a standard for it.
Shanks D Zoro
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FlutterPuffs
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Most closet homosexuals are pressured to hide it, or deny that part of themselves because it is 'wrong'. You are right that it isn't nothing to be ashamed of, but I wouldn't be surprised if an openly gay footballer is ostracised in those sea of jocks.
We can say easily that there's nothing wrong with being gay, because we are not pressured every single fucking day to be manly men fucking any pussies that you see.
I'm glad he actually come out and say it. It shouldn't be easy, and the most important reason for him to do this is to find other kindred spirits out there who are under pressure to hide their sexuality. To let them know that they aren't alone. That is worth the public announcement.
Milchmonster
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It's Mitsuru Maruoka, our Gündogan replacement.
it was non-German humour pls understand <3
I got it
That's brilliant.
Ah, well thats big news then. Who is he?
Shanks D Zoro
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German Gaf, how are so many Koreans and Japanese players able to get visas to play so easily???
Well it seems easy compared to England where they still need to be a recognised international before they can get a work permit
Well it seems easy compared to England where they still need to be a recognised international before they can get a work permit
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