I think reality finally hit him square in the face last night thats why hes subdued hence all the Rooney talk as an outlet, its now planted in his uber thick skull that the rags aint as good as he thought and he is in shockCaveman said:
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Irani talking out of his **** again
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Skip Donoghue
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A hell of a lot of deflecting going on this morning....talking more about why Rooney didn't start even interrupting callers who want to talk about sending off being right and the result and shifting the conversation to Rooney...only interested in anyone who thought the sending off was harsh
Swales lives
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Just switched on, caught the headline story on the news "2 days of mourning has started in Venezuela... (I thought, Christ they've taken it badly)... at the death of Hugo Chavez... (okay, fair enough, but there will be 2 days of mourning in South Korea).
Gonna enjoy this, I think.
Gonna enjoy this, I think.
rickmcfc
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blue underpants said:That Spanish journo wasnt too happy with Mourinhos arse licking was she, dont think Real fans are either
He is leaving so doing whats best for Number 1 - Him. He will be at United next season, and last night display confirmed that.
laserblue
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Moose: "Who's the oldest player to score in the Premier League?"
Irani: "Ryan Giggs."
Moose: "No, Teddy Sheringham."
RIIAC
Irani: "Ryan Giggs."
Moose: "No, Teddy Sheringham."
RIIAC
rickmcfc
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laserblue said:Moose: "Who's the oldest player to score in the Premier League?"
Irani: "Ryan Giggs."
Moose: "No, Teddy Sheringham."
RIIAC
What does this mean mate? Seen it a few times over the last few days.
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rickmcfc said:laserblue said:Moose: "Who's the oldest player to score in the Premier League?"
Irani: "Ryan Giggs."
Moose: "No, Teddy Sheringham."
RIIAC
What does this mean mate? Seen it a few times over the last few days.
Where have you been?
Ronnie Irani is a cÜnt
Bill
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Lets talk about the big news, Kevin Phillips got a hat trick.
rickmcfc
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Just emailed the show
Morning guys, just thought i would let you know my opinion on the game last night. I thought that Fergie got the team wrong, and should have picked Rooney instead of Giggs. I really cant get my head around that team selection. Onto the Nani incident, my initial reaction when i saw it live, was "what a stupid tackle to make". I then saw it slowed down and said to my mates "that's at least a yellow". I think that Nani gave the referee no choice but to send him off.
If you cast your mind back to the Europa Cup last season when Balotelli got a red card for practically an exact scenario, where was the media outcry then? Both incidents saw the player with both feet off the ground, one foot at waist hight, and both caught the player without winning the ball yet all the media slated Mario for being wreckless. Im sorry but the double standards are shocking, and once again because a decision has gone against United there is uproar.
Another example is the Kompany red card against United in the FA Cup last year. At that time it was agreed that in the letter of the law, Kompany had both feet of the ground, and was wreckless, therefor the same applies to the tackle last night.
Something that i do think needs picking up on, its the actions of Rio Ferdinand at the final whistle. This is the man who is at the front of a "respect" campaign then shown no respect what so ever towards the officials at the end. Some retrospective action must follow after clapping in the face of the referee.
Having said all that, on a whole i thought United played very well over the 2 legs, but sometimes that is football.
Morning guys, just thought i would let you know my opinion on the game last night. I thought that Fergie got the team wrong, and should have picked Rooney instead of Giggs. I really cant get my head around that team selection. Onto the Nani incident, my initial reaction when i saw it live, was "what a stupid tackle to make". I then saw it slowed down and said to my mates "that's at least a yellow". I think that Nani gave the referee no choice but to send him off.
If you cast your mind back to the Europa Cup last season when Balotelli got a red card for practically an exact scenario, where was the media outcry then? Both incidents saw the player with both feet off the ground, one foot at waist hight, and both caught the player without winning the ball yet all the media slated Mario for being wreckless. Im sorry but the double standards are shocking, and once again because a decision has gone against United there is uproar.
Another example is the Kompany red card against United in the FA Cup last year. At that time it was agreed that in the letter of the law, Kompany had both feet of the ground, and was wreckless, therefor the same applies to the tackle last night.
Something that i do think needs picking up on, its the actions of Rio Ferdinand at the final whistle. This is the man who is at the front of a "respect" campaign then shown no respect what so ever towards the officials at the end. Some retrospective action must follow after clapping in the face of the referee.
Having said all that, on a whole i thought United played very well over the 2 legs, but sometimes that is football.