MarshMellow96
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Kenny looks like he is in dire need of a good wash. A good scrub with a sponge.
It's like one of those meth lineups.
Kenny looks like he is in dire need of a good wash. A good scrub with a sponge.
For exclusive use of United-GAF when the old nicknames for Ferguson come out of the woodwork.
http://i.imgur.com/ErRuH.jpg
For exclusive use of United-GAF when the old nicknames for Ferguson come out of the woodwork.
http://i.imgur.com/ErRuH.jpg
He looks really ill.
Love me, Roberto! Nasri admits he needs a 'dad' at City to perform at his peak
Blues manager Roberto Mancini is not noted for his compassion. However, Nasri admitted he responds to an arm around the shoulder.
'I am someone who works with love,' he said. 'I like to have a dad with me, then I can give everything.
'That is what I am starting to feel here, that everyone is giving me the confidence - the owners and the manager.'
Read more: http://www.dailymail.co.uk/sport/fo...ri-Roberto-Mancini-love-me.html#ixzz1pvq8siws
Damn, :lol.
Woohooo, no junior next to my member anymore!
I can't believe he said that. Hopefully he actually means that he'll become better though.
Yeah, I can't really have Queen Kenny Dogleash, but if those pictures aren't edited then I don't know.Not many people are flattered by camera pictures off poorly calibrated monitors.
And there's clearly some doctoring going on. But whatever. iaintevenmad.jpg
Yeah, I can't really have Queen Keeny Dogleash, but if those pictures aren't edited then I don't know.
Oh god, I love when football fans talk about class.CLASSY
Also obviously edited.
Oh god, I love when football fans talk about class.
lol.
I don't think it's circus mirror-grade photoshop.
I'm too scared to do anything in fear of affecting the blood clot. :lol
Looks to me like increased saturation and contrast, and modified levels to amplify the reds, and some not so subtle use of the paint brush to give some rosy cheeks here and there.
Not having read your second sentence I was thinking you were talking about something completely different.I just got back from the hospital and I feel violated. Stage one over. Stage two: awkward living and bleeding and shit commence.
I'm too scared to do anything in fear of affecting the blood clot. :lol Like, I don't want to move my mouth or even stand up or have a drink of water cos I'm too worried.
Carbonex I must have missed it. What's wrong?
Oh god, I love when football fans talk about class.
I had a buggered wisdom tooth removed. The procedure was painless (though felt weird due to the pushing and prodding and cracking) but the fun begins after when you have to take care of the wound and ensure that you don't affect the blood clot (something about dry socket if the clot falls out). They sewed the wound though which will help but now I'm too worried about doing something wrong (either through drinking or eating) that could affect it, hahaha.
Homophobic?Well I love when 'fans' think their beyond reproach for reposting some grade school caliber joke. Its a tired joke and borderline offensive/homophobic.
I had a buggered wisdom tooth removed. The procedure was painless (though felt weird due to the pushing and prodding and cracking) but the fun begins after when you have to take care of the wound and ensure that you don't affect the blood clot (something about dry socket if the clot falls out). They sewed the wound though which will help but now I'm too worried about doing something wrong (either through drinking or eating) that could affect it, hahaha.
I may need a root canal treatment. So we're kind of in the same boat, bro.
My friend said that a root canal treatment is not a very pleasant experience, haha.
Mine was fine. The worst bit was the anaesthetic injections.
Those don't bother me so much personally, I have a pretty high threshold for those kinds of sharp stings. Except when I got a good 3 or 4 of them right into the top ridge of my big toe for ingrown toenail surgery. That was balls.
So I'm considering doing a couple of coaching courses through my county FA...
Does anyone here have any experience with them?
Oh god oh god oh god.
I always spend 4-5 hours after any football session convincing myself that I don't have an ingrown toenail and you're not helping my incessant denial!
Oh god oh god oh god.
I always spend 4-5 hours after any football session convincing myself that I don't have an ingrown toenail and you're not helping my incessant denial!
Homophobic?yeah, because everybody who calls him "Queen Kenny" is obviously referring to the well publicised homosexual exploits of Kenny Dalglish and not just poking fun because the Liverpool fans call him "King". Get out of here.
Edit: I also love how you've called the fandom of people who banter a bit in to question.
But honestly I'm more offended by dogleash, Just terrible.
And you genuinely think that when people say "Queen Kenny" it's because they're calling his masculinity in to question and not just to poke fun and be contrary, given the fact that his fans call him King? You really think that? Wow.Calling into question the masculinity of a man with the word "queen"; and I'm sure you're aware of the use both in and against the gay community. With how rampant homophobia in football is you don't think it might be slightly offensive, and meant to be? But honestly I'm more offended by dogleash, Just terrible.
Every now and then a pioneer comes in to the football thread and we just have to accept it.I'm not sure even, say, Seep or FuturusX would go in to bat for Kenny like this.
So I'm considering doing a couple of coaching courses through my county FA...
Does anyone here have any experience with them?
Oh god oh god oh god.
I always spend 4-5 hours after any football session convincing myself that I don't have an ingrown toenail and you're not helping my incessant denial!
I was thinking about doing this as well, doing the McDonalds scheme but is it worth it?
to coach some real football to all the yankee kids!
Sir Alex spoke about Patrick Vieira's 'United are desperate' comments in his press conference: "If its desperation bringing the best midfielder in Britain back for the last 20 years [Paul Scholes] then I think we can accept that. I think he was programmed for that. Roberto [Mancini] had a wee dig a couple of weeks back. Were all going to play our hand that way. There will be plenty of ammunition for that.
"I think the point Vieira makes about Ravel Morrison and losing our young players we wanted to sell him lets be clear about that for obvious reasons. But we want Pogba to stay because we think hes going to be a fantastic Manchester United player and hopefully thats the case.
"If you talk about desperation City played a player the other night who refused to go on the pitch and the manager said hed never play again and he takes a five-month holiday in Argentina what is that? Could that come under the description of desperation? There will be plenty of ammunition dont worry."
Unfortunately he said some good things. As I said before, Vieira was 3 months late with his comments.
Preach.
oh he mad
Unfortunately he said some good things. As I said before, Vieira was 3 months late with his comments.
While Fergie doesn't have to act like a passive aggressive old buffoon at times, I completely agree with everything he says there.
The Tevez comment is perfect.
Vieira started it, out of nowhere. Completely unnecessary and the quotes themselves were very dumb. Ferguson did it very smart.
As I said before, it WAS a sign of weakness to return Scholes, no one had any idea where he stood ability wise. Which was said in January. But, then United went on to win more or less all matches with him. To say those kinds of stuff after that is beyond stupidity.
Vieira bent over with his pants down for that, open goal. Ferguson has waited five months to say that.
It's not that sharp a turn. He just has epic fucking long legs.
Looks like I am free on Monday to watch the match. Glorious.
It's not that sharp a turn. He just has epic fucking long legs.
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I wonder how Mancini felt when he read that.