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England vs Ghana thread
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johnny crossan
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Milner looks like he's tweaked his hamstring - he was my right back for Sunday
TheMidnightClaret
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FantasyIreland said:TheBlueNowhere said:Even average players can pull off brilliant moments.
Average?
Well give me that over Balotelli any day.
Average in the sens that he wouldn't get anywhere near a decent international team (holland, spain etc)
TheBlueNowhere said:FantasyIreland said:Average?
Well give me that over Balotelli any day.
Average in the sens that he wouldn't get anywhere near a decent international team (holland, spain etc)
Nice logic.
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Mancio said:
The only one laughing is Bruce....
BoyBlue_1985
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Bigga said:BoyBlue_1985 said:No i didnt become one i have never gotta into this HYPE of Ghana. We played a 2nd string team, they moaned we didnt show them any respect and then celebrate like they just scored the winner against Spain in the WC final when they equalise
They are not underdogs anymore, they are ranked 16th in the world
And why are they 16th?? Because of their performance in the World cup. This is their first game against England in underlining that factor.
Don't you get it??
There performance in the WC where they won 2 games against the international big boys of Serbia and USA. Thats why i call it hype? i got worked up over the equaliser but i still dont buy into this great underdog Ghana thing and get all over excited about them like some people
I also do owe Ghana an apology it was a good game. Im disappointed in myself as i have Ghanain friends
MCFC BOB
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Desailly was born in Ghana.Squatter said:Lescott wasn't tight enough and got owned. Shame because he'd done quite well until then. Maybe he'll learn for the weekend.
Nice to see Desailly jumping on the Ghana bandwagon. "we love our Gyan" etc etc.
FantasyIreland said:Mancio said:PMSL
The only one laughing is Bruce....
me too . when i read some stuff i can't help but pissing myself laughing.
asamoah gyan , born in 1985 (balo in 1990) , not good enough in italy , not good enough in france , now has suddenly become a world beater LOL
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FantasyIreland said:TheBlueNowhere said:Even average players can pull off brilliant moments.
Average?
Well give me that over Balotelli any day.
Also I hope you were taking the piss with having that over Balotelli any day.
Bigga said:BoyBlue_1985 said:That celebration over nothing but an equaliser goes right up with the Rooney celebrating like he won the Universe and Infinity Cup in the semi apart from this game ment nothing!!
The celebration was about Ghana being HUGE underdogs. They don't have the facilities England do and are classed very much Third Tier football.
A touch of class brings the equaliser, not a miss kick, and you become a hater.
Whatever, man.
He has been a hater all night.
BoyBlue_1985
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MCFC BOB said:Desailly was born in Ghana.Squatter said:Lescott wasn't tight enough and got owned. Shame because he'd done quite well until then. Maybe he'll learn for the weekend.
Nice to see Desailly jumping on the Ghana bandwagon. "we love our Gyan" etc etc.
He still supports everyone, very strange when he does pundit he supports everyone<br /><br />-- Tue Mar 29, 2011 10:29 pm --<br /><br />
redmizzle said:Bigga said:The celebration was about Ghana being HUGE underdogs. They don't have the facilities England do and are classed very much Third Tier football.
A touch of class brings the equaliser, not a miss kick, and you become a hater.
Whatever, man.
He has been a hater all night.
I think maybe you should read my last post.
With this hater stuff i dont hate i see things in my way not the way everyone tells me i should
manimanc
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got a text before off a united fan saying city let us down ha ha ha ha ha ha
these sours really are taking bitterness to dizzy new heights.....
these sours really are taking bitterness to dizzy new heights.....
MCFC BOB
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Does he? Well, I think Desailly's a good pundit and a nice bloke, regardless of where his allegiances lie. He's fresh off the pitch and knows the game well. He talks sense and doesn't ever suffer from rose-tinted specs like the idiots around him.BoyBlue_1985 said:MCFC BOB said:Desailly was born in Ghana.
He still supports everyone, very strange when he does pundit he supports everyone
MCFC BOB said:Desailly was born in Ghana.Squatter said:Lescott wasn't tight enough and got owned. Shame because he'd done quite well until then. Maybe he'll learn for the weekend.
Nice to see Desailly jumping on the Ghana bandwagon. "we love our Gyan" etc etc.
Maybe he should have played for Ghana if he's so proud. Quite strange how patriotic he was imo
Btw I don't dislike him I just find it a little strange
BoyBlue_1985
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manimanc said:got a text before off a united fan saying city let us down ha ha ha ha ha ha
these sours really are taking bitterness to dizzy new heights.....
Gary neville, Euro 2000
David beckham, WC 98
Paul Scholes, Euro 2004
Wayne Rooney, WC 06
BoyBlue_1985 said:manimanc said:got a text before off a united fan saying city let us down ha ha ha ha ha ha
these sours really are taking bitterness to dizzy new heights.....
Gary neville, Euro 2000
David beckham, WC 98
Paul Scholes, Euro 2004
Wayne Rooney, WC 06
Steve Mcclaren 2008
BoyBlue_1985
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MCFC BOB said:Does he? Well, I think Desailly's a good pundit and a nice bloke, regardless of where his allegiances lie. He's fresh off the pitch and knows the game well. He talks sense and doesn't ever suffer from rose-tinted specs like the idiots around him.BoyBlue_1985 said:He still supports everyone, very strange when he does pundit he supports everyone
I didnt say it was bad i like the guy but as someone said if he is such a proud Ghanain why didnt he play for them. Welbeck got booed for turning his back on them so what makes him different, well apart from the universe in class between them.
MCFC BOB
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I can understand why it may seem a little strange to some people, but Desailly chose France because he felt he was good enough to get into their international team and go for the World Cup, and not just the occasional African honour with Ghana. There's nothing wrong with him believing in his football abilities. I never really saw him play, but being a regular feature in AC Milan's and Chelsea's winning sides, he must have had something about him.Squatter said:MCFC BOB said:Desailly was born in Ghana.
Maybe he should have played for Ghana if he's so proud. Quite strange how patriotic he was imo
Btw I don't dislike him I just find it a little strange
I like him. He's the cheery black guy surrounded by three dismal white blokes. Like Cleveland in Family Guy.
BoyBlue_1985
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MCFC BOB said:I can understand why it may seem a little strange to some people, but Desailly chose France because he felt he was good enough to get into their international team and go for the World Cup, and not just the occasional African honour with Ghana. There's nothing wrong with him believing in his football abilities. I never really saw him play, but being a regular feature in AC Milan's and Chelsea's winning sides, he must have had something about him.Squatter said:Maybe he should have played for Ghana if he's so proud. Quite strange how patriotic he was imo
Btw I don't dislike him I just find it a little strange
I like him. He's the cheery black guy surrounded by three dismal white blokes. Like Cleveland in Family Guy.
Should never turn your back on your country because you feel you above them, infact thats the worst reason possible! Thuram, Karembeu and some other guy in the France WC winning team are the same