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To be fair, i think the blame lies with yaya on this one. watch the replay and hes slowly cantering back towards rodwell who was open on the edge. Good movement from cahill where kolo didnt track him to the near post. Poor challenge from kolarov also

To be fair, i think the blame lies with yaya on this one. watch the replay and hes slowly cantering back towards rodwell who was open on the edge. Good movement from cahill where kolo didnt track him to the near post. Poor challenge from kolarov also

I recieved a rather smarmy text of my mate last night for not going to the game. He lives at home with his parents, doesnt drive and has been in a steady job for the last 12 years so no doubt has plenty of disposable income. My circumstances as well as many others, are very different and i...

calm down dear theres three weeks left yet. were hardly fucking around in the last few mins.

my mate went to school with him and hes not as big a drinker as everyone claims he is. just because hes been spotted out in town a few times by some wanky journalist, people presume hes a piss head. not the case. essentially hes a twenty two year old lad with shit loads of money and no work to...

i thought i was buut iv been constipated for the first time in my life for the last two days

was looking for a post on him as he was my man of the match by far. looked a little shakey initially, but cant blame him under such pressure at such a young age. on the whole he was absolutely solid, and very composed on the ball. looking like a class act.

Re: Tonight was GARY COOKS FAULT what shit. think this forum is in need of reform. an MCFC aptitude test would be a good way to seperate the "wheat" from the "chaff". or in other words seperate the "kids who spout rumours and lack of football and world knowledge" from the "city fans"

wankers in the pub i was in - the friendship in fallowfield- were singing "32 years". obviously havnt been to a game for a while then the plastic fools

cant wait for portsmouth. we need to stop being concerned with what united are doing and concentrate on our own goals. i dont care if united win the "mickey mouse cup" as they have named it. we have bigger fish to fry dont we.....

very happy he had a great game tonight. thought boyata was outstanding also- hardly put a foot wrong, and when he did, he quickly rectified himself. looks like a great prospect - even if he is gary colemans love child!

thought this was somrthing more important. thats why i feel the need to justify my post, and the fact i looked at this thread. pathetic.

theres been a robinho witch hunt ever since he had a bad patch last season. its been obvious throughout his whole career that hes very sensitive and to be fair, not the strongest of characters. however on the pitch his ability is of the greatest around the world. man management didnt seem to be...

cant see them appealing as 1. it shows weakness from whiskey nose as he is worried about how shite their defence is 2. he will get a longer ban as he is blatantly guilty 3. he's just back from injury would like him to play though so the dozy idiot can thread a few balls through to bellamy and...

that formation looks spot on to me. ireland must play tonight to link with tevez. ade and robinho on the bench hopefully

fat headed twat

hope he stays as he is a class act. too many fans are being spoon fed shite from the media instead of formulating their own opinions. he is not going to put in a shift like bellamy does, but he will produce moments of sheer quality if supplied the ball in the right areas.

mark these words. he will prove the haters wrong.

Re: Lights Out - Part 2 MASSIVE BLUE YOU ARE

crunched drogba big time. CHOKS AWAY GINGER!!!