Tom_Servo wrote:Rodgers been fined yet? No? Didn't think so.
On a related note, Martinez has been fined £10k by the FA for these comments.
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ecureuil 74,115 posts
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SolidSCB 4,532 posts
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Registered 4 years agoIt was just a typical case of media pricks searching for a bit of controversy out of nothing. You just know it would have been all "RVP: I'm better than Rooney" this morning if he'd have answered any differently. -
kalel 76,450 posts
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Registered 10 years agoIt was more the way he answered than the answer itself. He could have brushed it off with a smile and "it'll be the other way round next time", but he seemed to feel the burden of diplomacy.
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Registered 8 years agoI doubt there's any tension, they've hardly even played together yet and Rooney did just assist him for a goal, for which he's probably quite grateful. -
kalel 76,450 posts
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Registered 7 years agoI think fergie said something on the radio this morning along the lines of 'regardless of their personal relationship...' which is kind of telling.---------------------------------------------------------
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LionheartDJH 18,567 posts
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Registered 3 years agoCrispyXUK wrote:
Same guy who reffed our game against United the week before. 2 bad games in a row, but he won't be in League 2 this weekend.
Some pretty shit refereeing in our game at Fulhum the other day, surprised they're not on some sort of performance table.A wise man told me don't argue with fools
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ecureuil 74,115 posts
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Oh right. Well, maybe, but I don't see much evidence of it. During his contract wrangle, Rooney complained about Utd not signing enough world class players. So we sign one and he doesn't like him? Hmm..
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mcmonkeyplc 35,826 posts
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Registered 10 years agoRooney's a cunt anyway. I don't like him either. Doesn't stop me liking his football though.
Ronaldo as wellCome and get it cumslingers!
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nickthegun 44,407 posts
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Registered 7 years agoOn a different tack, a great article on why gary neville is now great and no longer considered a despicable rat looking fuck stick:
http://www.guardian.co.uk/football/blog/2012/oct/02/gary-neville-sky-tv-rio-ferdinand---------------------------------------------------------
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Dougs 59,063 posts
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He said something similar at Arsenal. He believes assists are as important as goals. But then, as we've discovered, he's a self-involved lying cnut, so I'd try not to believe much of what he says.
He seems to be the kind of player who would be unhappy to "just be a goalscorer" imo. It's the Dutch way, he wants to be an all round player helping the team by creating and scoring..gif)
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Dougs 59,063 posts
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I thought they kissed and everything?
I think fergie said something on the radio this morning along the lines of 'regardless of their personal relationship...' which is kind of telling. -
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He's a great pundit but that will never stop me from considering him a cunt of the highest order.
On a different tack, a great article on why gary neville is now great and no longer considered a despicable rat looking fuck stick:
http://www.guardian.co.uk/football/blog/2012/oct/02/gary-neville-sky-tv-rio-ferdinandWhen you can't see the angles on the wall you're in trouble.
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Kay 15,604 posts
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Registered 9 years agoecureuil wrote:
Maybe because he's no longer the team's star player and focal point, perhaps?kalel wrote:
Oh right. Well, maybe, but I don't see much evidence of it. During his contract wrangle, Rooney complained about Utd not signing enough world class players. So we sign one and he doesn't like him? Hmm..
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Registered 10 years agoKay wrote:
Yeah, probably that and being more disposable now which is good. He can't act up now. Pity it wasn't before his new contract.ecureuil wrote:
Maybe because he's no longer the team's star player and focal point, perhaps?kalel wrote:
Oh right. Well, maybe, but I don't see much evidence of it. During his contract wrangle, Rooney complained about Utd not signing enough world class players. So we sign one and he doesn't like him? Hmm..
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kalel 76,450 posts
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Registered 10 years agoI think when Rooney said he wanted Man U to sign star players, he didn't mean strikers that were better than him.
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Registered 10 years agoAnd he couldn't use Theo's "I want to play up front" line. -
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Registered 7 years agoIt'll all be fine in a couple of weeks when van Persie gets injured for the season and Wayne is top dog again.D****** ******r
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Dougs 59,063 posts
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Registered 10 years agoAmazing as it sounds, he does seem to have put that behind him. He's no longer going in for daft challenges. There is an International break coming up though. -
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He's a comparatively great pundit but that's really not saying much. I've not heard him say anything that hasn't blindingly obvious but it does put him light years ahead of the rest of the Sky team.nickthegun wrote:
He's a great pundit but that will never stop me from considering him a cunt of the highest order.
On a different tack, a great article on why gary neville is now great and no longer considered a despicable rat looking fuck stick:
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Registered 9 years agoFergie is becoming comedy gold, did you see him at the press conference last night after the game. He was either very drunk or very senile, looked like he'd lost most of his motor skills bless.
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reddevil93 10,720 posts
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http://twitter.com/RajShoker05/status/253147172445511680/photo/1
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mikew1985 9,691 posts
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Registered 6 years agoYou're doing it wrong reddevil.
United always get everything their own way, and even when they unjustly don't somehow the ref should be praised and lauded for getting the decisions wrong and Fergie is ALWAYS an utter arsehole with absolute power over everyone in the FA. -
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TheSaint 11,595 posts
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Registered 7 years agoreddevil93 wrote:
That would be more relevant if it took into account the amount of injury time when teams were losing or drawing.
Explains everything
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HisDudness 762 posts
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Registered 3 years agoIt would make an interesting statistical analysis. Just regress the amount of added time on an indicator for when the team is losing and see if the co-efficient is positive for certain teams. -
kalel 76,450 posts
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Yup, exactly. If anything it backs up the point.
Less injury time is beneficial if you're winning, which we usually are. -
kalel 76,450 posts
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Registered 10 years agomikew1985 wrote:
You're doing it wrong reddevil.
United always get everything their own way, and even when they unjustly don't somehow the ref should be praised and lauded for getting the decisions wrong and Fergie is ALWAYS an utter arsehole with absolute power over everyone in the FA.
So what you think is United never get their own way, and even when they do the ref still shouldn't be praised and should get banned for being right, and Fergie is NEVER an arsehole and has absolutely no influence over anyone at all?
See what I did there?
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reddevil93 10,720 posts
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Registered 6 years agoFergie's influence doesn't create as much of an unfair advantage as financial doping though. -
Utd have a financial advantage over 85% of the league.
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