You're taking a chance ...................... the PC brigade will be on to you for being disrespectful to muttonFuck ugly as well, mutton dressed as mutton, even Dildo Merchant Gold and Pornogrpaher Sullivan are embarressed by her.
Oddly , a rag ex of mine , who’d only ever been treated to the Ricky Villa goal (surprise surprise) years later finally saw ALL the goals from that final, she was gobsmacked and actually turned to me puzzled and said “hang on a minute, THAT goal was in the same game ? how come I’ve never seen it before , it’s easily the best goal of the game”.Wasn't even the best goal.in the game
Well it made me laughShout out to the Steelers former QB from the 1960s, Dick Shiner.
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I've just finished reading this. Ingham explains in simple terms how modern media organisations journalists (including the BBC) are lazy cunts with too much money using soundbites to increase clicks rather than facts to increase revenue.
He names a few people who he believes should be better than they are.
I think JP Morgan is summat to do with Willie Morgan. I can't remember what position he played at The Swamp but . . . . . .!Not sure what your problem is with that? Aren’t JP Morgan propping us up financially with our £750million debt?
Or is that the club I supported before I supported Chelsea? Difficult to keep track not being a legacy fan
Not a winner but Yaya's equaliser is still the best goal in a Wembley Cup final, since the stadium was rebuilt - and possibly ever.You have to remember that by constantly fielding strong teams, winning at Wembley and disrespecting those competitions by scoring more than one goal we have destroyed the media's love of watching the red tops parading those trophies.You can be certain that if a City player scores the greatest winning goal ever in a final that Spurs fans will not be reminded constantly about it for the rest of their lives.
I thought Nasri's was pretty special too.Not a winner but Yaya's equaliser is still the best goal in a Wembley Cup final, since the stadium was rebuilt - and possibly ever.
Seconds after he scored it, Sky were at pains to insist that "he didn't really mean it".
The player himself said he did - but what would he know about it, compared to Neville and Redknapp?
Surely Silly Sally will do a half hour special on Monday evening.Or mention of our lads winning PL2 which went under the radar for obvious reasons earlier in the week with games to spare including the one last night.
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I've just finished reading this. Ingham explains in simple terms how modern media organisations journalists (including the BBC) are lazy cunts with too much money using soundbites to increase clicks rather than facts to increase revenue.
He names a few people who he believes should be better than they are.
Not a winner but Yaya's equaliser is still the best goal in a Wembley Cup final, since the stadium was rebuilt - and possibly ever.
Seconds after he scored it, Sky were at pains to insist that "he didn't really mean it".
The player himself said he did - but what would he know about it, compared to Neville and Redknapp?
I was in the stand behind the goals about 15 rows up. Yaya's goal was amazing. It thought it had just gone over. Everyone had just settled down a bit then Nasri scored. More carnage.I thought Nasri's was pretty special too.
Yes the bbc are full on for a major cup final today. Eventually found a snippet at the bottom of its sports page.I thought we had a match today? Could even be a cup final. Can't find out for sure. Doesn't seem to be much about it.
Loved how Nasri's rolled round the inside of the netting. Showed that day what he could be capable of. Pity he didnt he have the attitude to match his talent. Also enjoyed Navas's goal that day as had a tenner on 3-1.I thought Nasri's was pretty special too.
Yes the bbc are full on for a major cup final today. Eventually found a snippet at the bottom of its sports page.
And pigs will zoom overhead in formation like the Red Arrows.Surely Silly Sally will do a half hour special on Monday evening.
They'll simply interview multiple fans until they get the narrative they want regardless. Then they'll push it as 'the fans have spoken'.The Guardian is determined to tar everyone with the same brush for this ESL fiasco and they've got "fans" to proclaim sentence on each of their clubs...
https://www.theguardian.com/footbal...-discuss-englands-big-six-after-the-esl-farce
For City they have Llyod Scragg...
Manchester City
I’m so glad it collapsed, and in the way it did. Out of pure greed and an obsession with self-preservation, these six clubs were willing to destroy the fabric of our game, shunning a tradition of merit-based competitive sport to join a closed-shop league, marooning the other 86 professional clubs. I’m disappointed in City; I don’t think I could have continued supporting them if this had gone ahead.
Any positives? This has to be a watershed moment. I want our clubs protected as institutions of local cultural importance, to ensure they can’t be divorced from their communities and join an NFL-style franchise system. That could mean issuing a golden share to allow fans to veto decisions, or creating a new legislative “wrapper” around each club, akin to what already exists for national parks and listed buildings.
Should they be punished? In theory, yes. But practically, I’m not sure how. A points deduction from next season possibly?
Lloyd Scragg @lloyd_scragg NinetyThreeTwenty.com
Lloyd is, of course, entitled to his opinion, but as a bellwether for City fans? I think not.
Lloyd writes occasional bits for the Guardian it says on his Twitter bio, so no bias there.
This is how these things always unravel. Genuine outrage hijacked for a dozen different agendas, with go to rentagobs always willing to oblige with compliant soundbites for a fee or a plug.
I gather Lloyd has form, always willing to do a bit of hand wringing angst for the Guardian's fair and balanced City coverage.
i, for one, agree with Scraggy.The Guardian is determined to tar everyone with the same brush for this ESL fiasco and they've got "fans" to proclaim sentence on each of their clubs...
https://www.theguardian.com/footbal...-discuss-englands-big-six-after-the-esl-farce
For City they have Llyod Scragg...
Manchester City
I’m so glad it collapsed, and in the way it did. Out of pure greed and an obsession with self-preservation, these six clubs were willing to destroy the fabric of our game, shunning a tradition of merit-based competitive sport to join a closed-shop league, marooning the other 86 professional clubs. I’m disappointed in City; I don’t think I could have continued supporting them if this had gone ahead.
Any positives? This has to be a watershed moment. I want our clubs protected as institutions of local cultural importance, to ensure they can’t be divorced from their communities and join an NFL-style franchise system. That could mean issuing a golden share to allow fans to veto decisions, or creating a new legislative “wrapper” around each club, akin to what already exists for national parks and listed buildings.
Should they be punished? In theory, yes. But practically, I’m not sure how. A points deduction from next season possibly?
Lloyd Scragg @lloyd_scragg NinetyThreeTwenty.com
Lloyd is, of course, entitled to his opinion, but as a bellwether for City fans? I think not.
Lloyd writes occasional bits for the Guardian it says on his Twitter bio, so no bias there.
This is how these things always unravel. Genuine outrage hijacked for a dozen different agendas, with go to rentagobs, masquerading as the authentic voice of something or other, only too willing to oblige with compliant soundbites for a fee or a plug.
I gather Lloyd has form, always willing to do a bit of hand wringing angst for the Guardian's fair and balanced City coverage.
Indeed. About 95% of people on this forum would be unhappy if city joined the SL according to the poll.i, for one, agree with Scraggy.
the media have to speak to somebody about it. if they had asked me i would have said pretty much the same thing.
i, for one, agree with Scraggy.
the media have to speak to somebody about it. if they had asked me i would have said pretty much the same thing.