We sold our shit (except for Young)Pooing on Falcao would be a wasted payload, he's already surrounded by shit.
Now...
We sold our shit (except for Young)Pooing on Falcao would be a wasted payload, he's already surrounded by shit.
We've got Rumbo and Di Maria m8Praying to the god of Moyes for all that is holy in football, let QPR win....
The thread will be pure gold
Probably for the best.I'm off to turkey at 4pm on Saturday so I'll miss Rumbo's lacklustre 55 minute cameo during the 0-0 with QPR.
We've got Rumbo and Di Maria m8
Ferdinand has already got the shitters
Probably for the best.
Woodward is going to be a nervous wreck.Lol so does every Man Utd stock holder.
Watch it plummet if they still lose lol
He's coming for Rio (with the headband)Clint Hill, Richard Dunne and Rio Ferdinand
That backline. There are younger fossils than the combined aged of those three quims
If United can't bang at least three past those husks they need their heads examining
We'll get Ando to sort him out.Imagine if Ferdinand injured Falcao.
I don't even know what Ander Herrara looks like.
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Wish I (and also my school) took learning languages seriously. I'm taking up French again, but I wish I gave it a proper bash at school (but French at school was really laidback)
Sadly it's getting worse and numbers at A Level have dwindled massively. I think German teachers are suffering most because of it.
There's just something about his face. He looks so punchable.Fuck, I'd love to shit on Herrera.
There's just something about his face. He looks so punchable.
We all need to vent somehowSuch anger.
When I started secondary school, there was French, Spanish and Irish. By the time of my GCSEs, my class was the last French class before they got rid of it (and we couldn't do it at A-Level), and one guy did Irish. Presumably they had to cutdown on languages so the school could focus more on Sport, PE and Leisure Studies.
Normally, the 25-year-old has an active recovery session two days after a match a low-to-moderate-intensity routine designed to avoid muscle problems. Sturridge asked Englands coaching team for such a session last Friday but though Gary Cahill sat out training that day with a fitness problem, the Liverpool striker was instructed to take part in regular training instead. He subsequently pulled up with the thigh injury and missed Englands Euro 2016 qualifying win over Switzerland on Monday when his replacement, Danny Welbeck, scored twice.
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Rodgers confirmed Liverpool provide all national associations with analysis of their players on international duty. Absolutely, he said. The players tell the associations how they work. Of course, its always up to the manager of the association. On that second day you can still do tactical work but for us and the methods of how we work, that can only be low to moderate intensity in small spaces or you get injuries.
You have to do one of French or German at the school I went to, then at GCSE level you have to do both. One of our German teachers was a little old Scottish lady.
Fucking terrifying hearing German with her accent.
I finally finished Virtue's Last Reward. Amazing game, definitely worth getting. It's still on sale for a few days. If you have a Vita, get it.
That said, fuck the final, ultimate ending. It's great, but we'll never get a sequel. Fuck that. Might make a thread tomorrow to vent.
I got it, did the first puzzle in the elevator but then got a bit busy with an exam and fifa demo. Will play more of it soon!
Plenty of sheep that will buy it. I don't doubt it.The iphone 6plus is overpriced; even for Apple.
watch it sell 6m on its debut weekend!
Truly a great game, but unfortunately it spoils 999, so I can't even go back to enjoy that one.
Wait it does? Fuck. That was another game on my to play list lol.
Yeah, I was playing and then suddenly it was like "By the way, here's the ending of 999 and info on how all this plays out". It doesn't spoil everything I guess, but enough for me.
It's the sequel after all and they're pretty connected titles.
I've been enjoying Danganronpa 2, so many small hints and jokes not only about the developers itself but the industry as whole.
Team can't even fit on a photoshop mock up of a phone properlyI like how squashed the image gets more than anything just to fit United in
There were some that took me forever to solve.I just bought a new laptop, I can't justify spending money...on...must...not....buy....Danganronpa and its sequel....must...think about...
Joking aside, yeah, I guess I should've seen it coming. Still I don't even mind. VLR was really great, even if the puzzle sections were rather mediocre.
I just bought a new laptop, I can't justify spending money...on...must...not....buy....Danganronpa and its sequel....must...think about...
Joking aside, yeah, I guess I should've seen it coming. Still I don't even mind. VLR was really great, even if the puzzle sections were rather mediocre.
I don't wanna be the reason you're broke and can't buy mangos.
Tottenham Hotspur have received a preliminary approach from a private investment company, Cain Hoy, to buy the club on behalf of a group of American businessmen.
Led by its London-born and based head of European investment, Jonathan Goldstein, Cain Hoy is believed to have communicated its interest in launching a takeover bid for Spurs.
Tottenham have claimed they are not up for sale and that they are not in any formal takeover talks, but it is believed owner Joe Lewis values the club, together with the new stadium development, at just under £1 billion.
The exact number of investors and the names of the US group are being kept under wraps, but American entrepreneur and private equity investor Henry Silverman is chief executive of Cain Hoy.
Both 48-year-old Goldstein and 74-year-old Silverman are former employees of Guggenheim Partners. In his former role as vice-chairman of asset management at Guggenheim, Silverman helped to appoint Goldstein as head of real estate and direct investment in Europe in January.
Cain Hoy Enterprises was formed with the support of and a minority, non-controlling investment from Guggenheim. But Guggenheim is not behind the approach to buy Tottenham and both Goldstein and Silverman are understood to have left the company.
I'm not understanding Wenger's comments about if he didn't travel to Italy then Welbeck wouldn't be an Arsenal player. That makes no sense.
I liked Van Gaal's answer on Welbeck.
I still wish he stayed but I am sure he is aware of a lot of what is being said this week by people in the media and ex players. He is having to justify his decision and he gave the reason in the bluntest terms.
Strong and firm answer.
Ernst-Hugo <3