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Football Thread 2012/13 |OT4| Welcome Sweet and Tender Hooligan
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Hyuna. I've watched Nana on a bit of variety stuff and she's kind of bland. Ridiculously gorgeous, but hey.
Hyuna is smoking hot and has a sense of humour.
Thank u sir!
Blame yourselves. You should have finished 3rd as you had every opportunity.
I'm referring more to the constant cries of corruption and favouritism; it reads like some blithering LAD on Facebook sharing shite from "Funny Football Memes LOL" and I come to GAF to avoid that usually. You're not the only guilty party of course.
Fwiw when I was watching the game I had my head in my hands because I thought Evans was about to be sent off before watching the replay and seeing Shelvey jumping in too, so that parts fair enough.
I do, Robben just made it worse. We won just one away game in 2012 under Harry. We didn't even score an away goal for 2 months. We were dogshit, with form like that big players would have been put off anyway.
Jeff Albertson
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Lol rovers
Vivalaraza
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The main problem with that Evans picture is that it's frozen after Evans has actually made contact with the ball. I think.
Still think Evans' challenge was wreckless too but IMO, and I would think this, I don't think it's anywhere near as dodgy a decision as is being made out.
Still think Evans' challenge was wreckless too but IMO, and I would think this, I don't think it's anywhere near as dodgy a decision as is being made out.
After this season with AVB you could be wishing you still had Harry.
Hope you guys can dick over United this weekend and get a result though.
And why only blame Robben? Napoli should have finished Chelsea, then Barca just lost their shooting boots (especially Cesc), and then Bayern choked. It was much more than just Robben as missing a penalty can happen to anyone, happened to both Messi and Ronaldo and RVP.
Source?
Broder Salsa
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http://www.telegraph.co.uk/sport/fo...ur-offer-before-Champions-League-failure.html
DAT CL. Dat Roman convincing him.
Hazard himself?
I really don't think so. Whatever happens with AVB, Harry was in charge of two atrocious run-ins and as good as the highs were (beating Arsenal regularly, CL QFs) , the lows were diabolical (4-0 at Fulham in the FA Cup, 5-1 against Chelsea and City, 5-2 against Arsenal). He totally failed to get the best out of a top quality squad and his old school methods are just not enough at the top level.
Okay guys, so the referee made a mistake. Let's move on shall we?
He didn't.
Shelvey deserved his red card.
It was definitely a red card too. Its all a conspiracy concocted by the FA and SAF in order to keep United on top.
All the referees are in on it too.
Eh, I thought you liked AVB.
ClevGod still with that TOWIE bird.
Dressing like a mug, tho.
Who the hell is she. Any TOWIE helmet (that's what Joey Barton calls them) is a no go.
Okay guys, so the referee made a mistake. Let's move on shall we?
I think we better had.
Vivalaraza
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One thing United do very well with refs is stay in his ear all game. Being deadly serious here, it's a very smart and simple way of helping your side get the rub of the green and you have to do it. And it's not got anything to do with swearing at him or asking for decision after decision - it's about talking to him any and every chance you get. Just talk. God knows what they say but United players are always speaking with the ref. Giggs, Scholes, Evra, Ferdinand, Vidic and even Rooney now, they all do it. After a small foul, a break in play, when there's a booking - a United player will be there and will be talking to the ref.
You need to manage the ref and almost be his friend. It definitely makes a difference IMO. It exerts a natural and general pressure and when you speak to the ref in a that almost respectful/friendly way you'd think he is inclined to give you decisions or at least listen to what you have to say.
You need to manage the ref and almost be his friend. It definitely makes a difference IMO. It exerts a natural and general pressure and when you speak to the ref in a that almost respectful/friendly way you'd think he is inclined to give you decisions or at least listen to what you have to say.
I do and I hope like hell he succeeds but that's far from guaranteed. Spurs just don't look that great so far this season.
I demand Hyuna/Nana pics/gifs.
Can I just fondle his balls for a penalty?
It doesn't seem to me as if it's a good thing, especially if it is intentional.
We don't but we've played 3 games with a full squad, won 2 and would have won the other if that moron referee at the Lazio game had done his job properly. We are looking a bit nervous at home but we have the right players now. The QPR game was the sort of game we wouldn't have won under Harry, like when we drew with Wolves and Stoke at home. The last time we came from a goal behind to win was November 2011, so it's a promising sign.
Vivalaraza
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Don't worry Jeff. Indian people just take a really long time to say good-bye. Any fellow Indians in this thread will know the deal.
Indians just take a long time to let people go. First you suggest you might be leaving, but then you need a cup of tea, eventually you say bye, then you walk them to the door and chat for a bit more before saying bye again, then you get into the car and you chat to them Harry Redknapp stylee for just a little bit longer before you eventually go. This is just the footballing equivalent.
I would say Kean is in the hallway at the moment. Just needs a push.
Jeff Albertson
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Wait so now we get attacked for not being fickle? It's not about where we are in the table now it's about Steve Kean, tell me another manager who could survive taking a club from 9th to relegated and in that time get done for drink driving and blame the fans for spiking him and also accusing his former boss o being a crook.
Also I suggest you check your facts before spouting bullshit, we averaged over 25k when Sam was in charge, blackburns population is roughly 100k. Tell me another team that's as well supported by the local population, there aren't many.
Vivalaraza
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It might not be a "good" or totally "fair" thing to do but it happens. Chelsea do this alot too, Terry and Lampard especially. Alonso at Madrid I've also noticed is constantly speaking with the ref.
It just helps your side out a little bit. I guess you hope and expect the referee is completely fair and even and won't be influenced...but he can. In most cases you can try and get the ref on side. That doesn't mean he is suddenly gonna turn around and give you a penalty...it just means you build up a rapport with him through the game and hope something comes your way. It's the same guys who ref these games over and over so the players and refs will encounter each other throughout the seasons several times. I think it makes a difference.
Benzema before this season did interviews in spanish as any real madrid player shud. He has no problems speaking the language. He is flat out refusing any interview or any postmatch comments while with madrid. I'd really like a positive update on his current situation but i fear nothing has changed. Hopefully he speaks soon, for that would surely mean that mourinho made ammends with him.
Oh, I know this happens a lot. Chelsea do sometimes get a bit of (deserved) flak for surrounding the ref. Just took issue as I initially thought you were presenting it as something admirable but was mistaken.
Under the FIFA directives around lunging and two footed challenges, Halsey actually could not have given Evans a yellow card and been seen as correct by assesors
That said, i still would have yellowed both given the occasion. But under strict direct rules, two footed cannot be a booking.
Law 18 comes into play though, common sense.
Vivalaraza
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Well, Juve do treat them a little bit differently. I agree!Viva, grown men are not puppies.
Tough love.
The beastly Paolo Montero <3 My all-time favourite cut and proud record-holder for most red cards in Serie A history. (and possibly ever?)
Still hot. Ditto Anna Kendrick.
KidA Seven
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Spearing or Rooney.
has to be a hack lol
Don't think so. She's pretty funny. And pretty.
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