Wolves fans making money hand signs yesterday. They’d fucking love it if their club had the investment our club has had, and the trophies or club has won. That goes for all the away fans who keep on making the money hand signs. Love it! :-)
As an ex player why would you be aggrieved?To be fair from my point of view ( that of a 70s / 80s Sunday league defender), that first penalty was harsh and I would be moaning like hell if it had gone against us.
I'd isolate those vile bastards.Why? If that shower are kissing City's arse you can bet there is an ulterior motive behind it.
That last sentence really made me laugh, brilliant.He’s a complete wanker , called City a “Frankenstein” club , and is of the opinion Villa are a lot bigger club than City- a club with one title win in 110 years , a club who have also been up and down the divisions including a spell in the old third division, hes just a walking 6ft penis wearing Joe 90 glasses.
So true Paul, I used to buy the Sunday People just for the football gossip transfers, I remember flying out to Spain with the Sunday edition and “saved” the sports section for the journey. I was so excited as I read Tony Coton was rumoured to be joining us, make that a double G&T Mrs H, I’m getting giddy :-).Yes I used to get all excited every pre season reading the back of the MEN on all the top players Swales said we were going to sign. "Swales war chest to put City back on top" or some other such bollocks. We usually ended up with a few wasted has beens and some promising youngsters all the top clubs were after, but we had beaten them to their signature. Another mediocre season followed as a result lol.
Circumcised or entire?He’s a complete wanker , called City a “Frankenstein” club , and is of the opinion Villa are a lot bigger club than City- a club with one title win in 110 years , a club who have also been up and down the divisions including a spell in the old third division, hes just a walking 6ft penis wearing Joe 90 glasses.
Carragher just prattles the RAWK playlist to try and curry favour with the cultthought it was alright yesterday
Just watched it again to make sure… Guardiol had hit the ball before contact was made. The defender had eyes on the ball and was entitled to challenge for it. In my opinion it was nothing more than a playing incident by old rules. Seriously do not think that would have been considered for a penalty 25 years ago and maybe more recently than that.As an ex player why would you be aggrieved?
I'm not baiting, btw. Just interested in how you see the challenge.