Vivalaraza
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For sure.Retro kits are fantastic. In my ideal football world I would ban all sponsorship and logos from football shirts other than the club crest.
If I was one of these billionaire owners it's one of the things I would do.
For sure.Retro kits are fantastic. In my ideal football world I would ban all sponsorship and logos from football shirts other than the club crest.
But Hillsborough isn't an ancient stadium or unfit for purpose, even 23 years after the disaster. Its a perfectly safe stadium as we stand now here in 2012, so I'd continue to disagree that the stadium itself was "inherently dangerous". Structurally, the stadium is almost exactly the same, other than the South Stand which was redeveloped for Euro 96. The Leppings Lane end is structurally unchanged.
What was "inherently dangerous" was the barbaric fencing, which thankfully no longer exists in the UK.
For sure.
If I was one of these billionaire owners it's one of the things I would do.
It helps that there's a fucking sex god modelling it
We need better looking players. Powell and Swagawa help things a little but we're still struggling in that department.
FFP stops this kind of thing. Tell Gill not to persue PL financial rules and it might come true!
This.
Makes encouraging my gf to support United much harder when all our players are horrifying to look at.
Mine doesn't even find Becks attractive so there's no hope for her unfortunately.
Not. A. Chance. In. Hell.NOOOOOOOOO
Just read Cameron's whole statement, he does a good job of utterly placing the blame at the police's feet. Think he'll win a few votes on Merseyside for that (loathe as I am to say that's why he's done so, I'm sure it's not; just saying). Profoundly sorry is a phrase he uses a fair bit.
Interested to see The Sun's reaction tomorrow.
Mine doesn't even find Becks attractive so there's no hope for her unfortunately.
Not. A. Chance. In. Hell.
I don't want to beat on about this but turnstiles and fences are part of a stadium.
NOOOOOOOOO
Just read Cameron's whole statement, he does a good job of utterly placing the blame at the police's feet. Think he'll win a few votes on Merseyside for that (loathe as I am to say that's why he's done so, I'm sure it's not; just saying). Profoundly sorry is a phrase he uses a fair bit.
Interested to see The Sun's reaction tomorrow.
You must be fucking gorgeous!
Reference has also been made to old turnstiles that couldn't cope with the influx, kept jamming and were the reason the exit gate was opened. I don't want to beat on about this but turnstiles and fences are part of a stadium.
fifa demo sucked imo. is it true no fucking nou camp in the game?
Don't know if you saw my post before but when it was all coming out they were Tweeting about Rihanna instead.
I checked their Twitter about 45 mins ago and still nothing.
yes,EA Sports has been unable to reach an agreement with FC Barcelona to include the stadium.
http://www.meristation.com/es/pc/noticias/fifa-13-no-incluye-el-camp-nou/1804215
Eh, I think he's done a good job of distancing today's Conservatives from those in power then; plus the fact that British political parties are all so similar now, I can see a fair few new voters especially voting for him.
Until Boris obliterates all competition
Think I may be coming round to FIFA 13.
What Thatcher did to places like Liverpool, County Durham etc... the conservatives might as well be a no show in these areas. Will never be forgiven.
True, I suppose. Maybe in a few decades.
It just seems so anti progressive because of the past.
so why is ronnie unhappy? is there any chance he will leave madrid?
He wants to play alongside United Legend Bebeso why is ronnie unhappy? is there any chance he will leave madrid?
Well the Tories are anti progressive anyway so no harm done.
Money, no.
Still think the defenders are stupidly fast.Same, the first touch system really does make a lot of subtle differences to how moves play out. I don't find myself scoring similar goals over and over any more which is a massive plus.
Also, it seems much harder to score from corners which is another positive.
fuck. I had a vision of endless la liga titles and copa del rey trophies
Ronaldo said:Two games, six points. Mission accomplished. Yesterday we could have scored more goals, but it is also true that Azerbaijan greatly complicated our task. In any case, the final result of both games was very positive and it is now time to return to the club and think only about my club.
I would like to reaffirm, without being concerned about contracts, that my focus is solely on winning every game and every available trophy with the essential company of my teammates and all madridistas.
Makes me laugh when people complain about their stadium not being in the game and generic looking players. Try being a Southampton fan, you're lucky if they get the skin colour right.
Always find the FIFA demos meh but love the full game went its out, hope 13 doesn't break the run
Posted this a minute ago.
While we're on the dc hate-train,I don't believe that he didn't stage that photo of him celebrating Aguero's winner
The pic posted yesterday of a guy in a away shirt with Aguero on the back?
That's not me.
did the us win? are you happy with klinsmann?
im sweating alcohol we got so smashed yesterday after barely crushing chile.
Wouldn't say so really. I didn't vote at all and don't plan to because whoever gets in its going to be the same. There's little discernible difference between the political parties today.
Boris' comments were fucking atrocious.Ignoring their general policies, which are at odds with a (generally) very leftist city, there's not a chance the Tories will ever win back Liverpool after everything in the eighties. Can't say modern attitudes to Liverpool are much better. See: Boris Johnson.
Boris' comments were fucking atrocious.
Using British hostage Kenneth Bigley as an example, the editorial claimed the inhabitants of Bigley's home city of Liverpool were wallowing in a "vicarious victimhood"; that many Liverpudlians had a "deeply unattractive psyche"; and that they refused to accept responsibility for "drunken fans at the back of the crowd who mindlessly tried to fight their way into the ground" during the Hillsborough disaster, a contention at odds with the findings of the Taylor Report. The editorial closed with: "In our maturity as a civilisation, we should accept that we can cut out the cancer of ignorant sentimentality without diminishing, as in this case, our utter disgust at a foul and barbaric act of murder."
Ignoring their general policies, which are at odds with a (generally) very leftist city, there's not a chance the Tories will ever win back Liverpool after everything in the eighties. Can't say modern attitudes to Liverpool are much better. See: Boris Johnson.
Hate seems a bit strong.dc hate train. It's going to need extra cars soon.
Hadn't seen those Boris comments before, they're disgraceful. I do think Cameron handled it well today, however.