a thought to keep in mind for future matches

[pee dubya]

I actually have a very deep down, guilty admiration of Stoke...

When they get a head of steam, the crowd gets behind them, Delap starts slinging ball after ball into the box...there's something sort of pleasing crude and primeval about it.

 

[Andouble]

I actually have a very deep down, guilty admiration of Stoke...

When they get a head of steam, the crowd gets behind them, Delap starts slinging ball after ball into the box...there's something sort of pleasing crude and primeval about it.

I'd have no problem with them if they either a) didn't let Delap use a towel for throws or b) put a minimum 3-4 minutes extra stoppage time in addition to the scheduled stoppage time.

 

[Dax777]

I actually have a very deep down, guilty admiration of Stoke...

When they get a head of steam, the crowd gets behind them, Delap starts slinging ball after ball into the box...there's something sort of pleasing crude and primeval about it.

I'd have no problem with them if they either a) didn't let Delap use a towel for throws or b) put a minimum 3-4 minutes extra stoppage time in addition to the scheduled stoppage time.

I'd love Stoke too, if they'd stop opening up like a 3 dollar ho anytime they go play United.

 

[Skip Donoghue]

Never had problem with anyone parking the bus, but when we could not break down the likes of Birmingham we got in the neck from the media etc that we were not good enough to break them down and did not deserve anything from the game, go back 24hrs and no mention of arsenals deficiencies, we get the negative press no matter
If I were an arsenal fan I would be more concerned about my own teams problems rather than go on about citys magnificent defensive display

 

[Anonymous]

now that we're on the other side of a defensive, "anti-football" match, maybe we should quit lambasting the Birminghams, Blackburns, and West Broms of the world for doing the same thing at ours, with significantly, significantly less talent?

Think it's just real hypocritical and makes us look like mugs when we complain that these mid-to-bottom club tables fighting for their Premiership lives come to COMS and set up shop in front of their goal. Just a thought.

I dont remember kicking the living shit out of anyone that could actually pass the ball being used as a deliberate tactic last night.

Stoke and Blackburn do.

That's the difference,not "parking the bus."