I usually cut it off at the point where the wall does not fit on the screen any more. I think 280 makes it on the listSviatoslav the gooner and I both on 280 posts.
I don't know where the cut off line for the wall of shame is but still..sheeeit.
Don't pretend you aren't pleased with yourself.
Playing Dishonored. 3 hours in. Amazing. The art direction & atmosphere are just phenomenal.
Playing Dishonored. 3 hours in. Amazing. The art direction & atmosphere are just phenomenal.
Haha as Sviatoslav says you are with us.
No matter what the result will be I'll probably have 50 posts on Friday calling the Portuguese players cunts.And another 50 calling our players cunts
Just kidding but I asked how long it was and it was like dialing 911 in a rich neighborhood lol Hitcher posts a lot but I think I may step my game up this weekend. If he wins Ill make sure to make him look petty
And I shall have 50 posts voicing my total apathy towards ROI and NI.
http://jolieodell.files.wordpress.com/2010/10/entrepreneur.jpg?w=620&h=380&crop=1
But yeahh, NI looked dreadful against Russia. They looked like a team that would be fighting not to get relegated from the Russian First Division.
I was joking that despite not caring about Irish football, I will have to make lots of posts to beat you
Is that Saul Berenson?!
WOOT! My Barca and Real shirts are on the way!
Did you get names on the shirts? If it's anyone other than Higuain, Ozil or Casillas on the Madrid one then eww.
Did you get names on the shirts? If it's anyone other than Higuain, Ozil or Casillas on the Madrid one then eww.
Alonso! I threw it out on here and Alonso got the most votes. Ozil was second.
I thought you also wanted Ramos?
I am finally getting around to watching the Bayern vs Chelsea CL Finals from last season that I recorded about a month ago.
This seems, er, frustrating. I tend to sort of subconsciously want the team currently with possession to do some fancy-pants thing and have a good go at scoring, and yet one team keeps getting foiled and the other team doesn't seem to keen on the whole "scoring" thing.
Yes, yes; anti-football
I am finally getting around to watching the Bayern vs Chelsea CL Finals from last season that I recorded about a month ago.
This seems, er, frustrating. I tend to sort of subconsciously want the team currently with possession to do some fancy-pants thing and have a good go at scoring, and yet one team keeps getting foiled and the other team doesn't seem to keen on the whole "scoring" thing.
I am finally getting around to watching the Bayern vs Chelsea CL Finals from last season that I recorded about a month ago.
This seems, er, frustrating. I tend to sort of subconsciously want the team currently with possession to do some fancy-pants thing and have a good go at scoring, and yet one team keeps getting foiled and the other team doesn't seem to keen on the whole "scoring" thing.
Yes, yes; anti-football
It's a shame you weren't around for Gianfranco Zola, Mumei.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=b25MZuCzK1U
A luminously brilliant Chelsea player. A figure of enormous charm and integrity. Joy to watch.
It's a shame you weren't around for Gianfranco Zola, Mumei.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=b25MZuCzK1U
A luminously brilliant Chelsea player. A figure of enormous charm and integrity. Joy to watch. The text in that video looks trite, but it's pretty much spot on.
Marotta "We are no longer interested in signing him [Jovetic] now."
Heh, more like they wont ever sell him to us now.
..on us.Mercato strategy. Marotta is playing the long con.
I laughed a Zola making a complete twat out of Carragher.
Its amazing that game can sell out especially when tickets are priced as they are.England vs San Marino at Wembley on Friday is a sell-out crowd. People expecting a mass amount of goals are going to be disappointed I think.
Zola
Henry
Lukaku
Zavon Hines
If you have pace/strength/intelligence, you'll make a twat out of Carragher. Dreading what Eto'o will do, think we should play Coates and Skrtel
Its amazing that game can sell out especially when tickets are priced as they are.
England might have a shit team but the fans are amongst the very best.
You need to check football more often as well. Can't believe you hadn't seen that De Graafschap gif yet
Most willing to go to lengths to attend matches, for certain. Also quick to turn on the team, manager, unrealistic expectations, sense of mildly xenophobic superiority, annoying brass band and rubbish chants
wearing my England shirt right now
Time to look for a new job
Bendtner to Juve on a permanent basis.
You know it's gonna happen.
That last sentence is very interesting, it's a fantastic idea. For the costs of developing a player it seems we basically get free scouting for the best youth players in the country. If even one of them becomes a great player for us in the future then it's worth it.Emin Altunay arrived at the Liverpool Academy in Kirkby last week determined to take full advantage of a 'dream come true' after he beat competition from thousands of young footballers to become Turkey's first Soccer Prince.
His prize for winning the hit reality TV show is a 12-month development programme in the UK under the guidance and direction of LFC and the aim is simple; to develop Emin to the highest level that he can achieve.
The Turkish show was an epic 51-episode series covering 15 cities the length and breadth of the country, culminating in the final in Istanbul at the end of May 2012.
Liverpool, of course, are no strangers to the Turkish capital and courtesy of the Soccer Prince show, the Reds' brand has now reached some of the most remote parts of the country.
Emin, from a small town called Hatay in Southern Turkey, close to the Syrian border, explained he felt after winning the competition: "I've been playing football since I was four years old. I've always wanted to play football and I want to thank everyone who has given me this opportunity.
"I am so lucky to be given the chance to be developed by such a famous club and I won't let them down."
Former Reds star Kevin Keegan was in Istanbul to officially crown Emin as the first Turkish Soccer Prince and other legends such as club ambassador Ian Rush, John Barnes, Dean Saunders, Didi Hamann and Gordon Milne also appeared on the show.
Keegan clearly enjoyed his time at the finale in Istanbul saying: "What this show has done for so many young people in Turkey is incredible.
"It has got young people playing the game and has changed the lives of these finalists who will never forget their experience. It was a pleasure to be involved."
Liverpool and Kickworldwide are currently working on numerous forthcoming Soccer Prince shows around the globe including India, China and Brazil.