Ruben Cousillas

[Zin 'messiah' Zimmer]

Unsung hero,deserves a "Ruben Ruben Give us a wave"..

Always celebrates our goals.. top man.

Jumping on the bandwagon again Sam??? (:

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Sorry Z, hadnt seen that.. mods pls merge this great thread with the already great thread Z started.. ;)

Only messing man, I do think he's ace though!!!

 

[Paul Lake's Left Knee]

As i said on the Pellers thread, he certainly went nuts when the beast scored, it was good to see, the bench were clearly fired up after the Pardew incident and Samir's injury.

Tonight Pardew sleeps with the fishes

 

[samharris]

As i said on the Pellers thread, he certainly went nuts when the beast scored, it was good to see, the bench were clearly fired up after the Pardew incident and Samir's injury.

Tonight Pardew sleeps with the fishes

Dont fuck with 'Ruben' pardew.. A horses head in your bed will not be nice...

not nice at all..

 

[kunaguero10]

I quite like him, don't know why. Which game was it a few weeks ago when there was a pitch invader (away), when he just gave a look of utter disgust. Did a similar thing today

 

[mayo31]

My son has been going on about him for weeks, says he is class

 

[Gabriel]

The white towel. What's that all about? An odd, but personal layer of extra warmth over the thighs, or a potential ligature for him to garrote disrespectful managers?

 

[Paul Lake's Left Knee]

The white towel. What's that all about? An odd, but personal layer of extra warmth over the thighs, or a potential ligature for him to garrote disrespectful managers?

Old west midlands serious crime squad trick, covering someone in wet towels doesnt leave marks on your prisoners when you kick the shit out of them.

Be afraid

 

[SrilankanBlue]

"Get in there!"

This picture is immense!

 

[Zin 'messiah' Zimmer]

As i said on the Pellers thread, he certainly went nuts when the beast scored, it was good to see, the bench were clearly fired up after the Pardew incident and Samir's injury.

Tonight Pardew sleeps with the fishes

It's not actually a stretch pal - he played for Millonarios Fútbol Club in bogata, actually owned by none other than......... Don Pablo!!!!

Check your car pardew!!

 

[kaz7]

I think he will come and go without saying a word
Man of mystery

 

[samharris]

The white towel. What's that all about? An odd, but personal layer of extra warmth over the thighs, or a potential ligature for him to garrote disrespectful managers?

Old west midlands serious crime squad trick, covering someone in wet towels doesnt leave marks on your prisoners when you kick the shit out of them.

Be afraid

Towels are one of the most important tools when one wants to waterboard a prisoner...

Beware pardew....be very aware..

 

[mayo31]

"Get in there!"

This picture is immense!

That was when they got the City job, it simply says, 'we back in the big time'

 

[MCC]

As i said on the Pellers thread, he certainly went nuts when the beast scored, it was good to see, the bench were clearly fired up after the Pardew incident and Samir's injury.

Tonight Pardew sleeps with the fishes

I bet he orders a stincking hot curry. Doesn't look like a korma man.

 

[Paul Lake's Left Knee]

As i said on the Pellers thread, he certainly went nuts when the beast scored, it was good to see, the bench were clearly fired up after the Pardew incident and Samir's injury.

Tonight Pardew sleeps with the fishes

I bet he orders a stincking hot curry. Doesn't look like a korma man.

You want to be careful linking Don Pellegrini's enforcer in the same sentence as a Korma, people have disappeared for less

 

[Forzacitizens]

I want to see his celebration today

 

[StrangewaysHereWeCome]

 

[S04]

As i said on the Pellers thread, he certainly went nuts when the beast scored, it was good to see, the bench were clearly fired up after the Pardew incident and Samir's injury.

Tonight Pardew sleeps with the fishes

It's not actually a stretch pal - he played for Millonarios Fútbol Club in bogata, actually owned by none other than......... Don Pablo!!!!

Check your car pardew!!

That´s not correct at all..but almost! :D

Football’s link to the drugs trade was most visible in the 1980s, the heyday of Medellín and Cali cartels. Then the major teams’ backers were well known: Medellín’s Atlético Nacional had Pablo Escobar; Bogotá’s Millonarios enjoyed the childlike generosity of “The Mexican”, Gonzalo Rodríguez Gacha; and América de Cali were ­controlled by the Cali cartel’s Rodríguez Orejuela brothers

 

[Zin 'messiah' Zimmer]

As i said on the Pellers thread, he certainly went nuts when the beast scored, it was good to see, the bench were clearly fired up after the Pardew incident and Samir's injury.

Tonight Pardew sleeps with the fishes

It's not actually a stretch pal - he played for Millonarios Fútbol Club in bogata, actually owned by none other than......... Don Pablo!!!!

Check your car pardew!!

That´s not correct at all..but almost! :D

Football’s link to the drugs trade was most visible in the 1980s, the heyday of Medellín and Cali cartels. Then the major teams’ backers were well known: Medellín’s Atlético Nacional had Pablo Escobar; Bogotá’s Millonarios enjoyed the childlike generosity of “The Mexican”, Gonzalo Rodríguez Gacha; and América de Cali were ­controlled by the Cali cartel’s Rodríguez Orejuela brothers

Well the mystique still stands and I bow to your superior knowledge, it's been a while since I've read killing Pablo, I'd give myself a 9/10 for effort (:

Either way, playing under those regimes takes cojones!!!

 

[S04]

It's not actually a stretch pal - he played for Millonarios Fútbol Club in bogata, actually owned by none other than......... Don Pablo!!!!

Check your car pardew!!

That´s not correct at all..but almost! :D

Football’s link to the drugs trade was most visible in the 1980s, the heyday of Medellín and Cali cartels. Then the major teams’ backers were well known: Medellín’s Atlético Nacional had Pablo Escobar; Bogotá’s Millonarios enjoyed the childlike generosity of “The Mexican”, Gonzalo Rodríguez Gacha; and América de Cali were ­controlled by the Cali cartel’s Rodríguez Orejuela brothers

Well the mystique still stands and I bow to your superior knowledge, it's been a while since I've read killing Pablo, I'd give myself a 9/10 for effort (:

Either way, playing under those regimes takes cojones!!!

Absolutely.. For them football was deadly serious

BOGOTA, Colombia — Angry at Colombia's elimination from the World Cup soccer tournament, gunmen Saturday shot and killed Andres Escobar, the player who accidentally scored a goal against his own side in a match with the United States and helped seal the team's fate, police said.
Escobar, 27, was shot to death outside a restaurant in Medellin barely 48 hours after returning home from Los Angeles, where Colombia fell 2-1 to the United States on June 22

 

[Zin 'messiah' Zimmer]

That´s not correct at all..but almost! :D

Football’s link to the drugs trade was most visible in the 1980s, the heyday of Medellín and Cali cartels. Then the major teams’ backers were well known: Medellín’s Atlético Nacional had Pablo Escobar; Bogotá’s Millonarios enjoyed the childlike generosity of “The Mexican”, Gonzalo Rodríguez Gacha; and América de Cali were ­controlled by the Cali cartel’s Rodríguez Orejuela brothers

Well the mystique still stands and I bow to your superior knowledge, it's been a while since I've read killing Pablo, I'd give myself a 9/10 for effort (:

Either way, playing under those regimes takes cojones!!!

Absolutely.. For them football was deadly serious

BOGOTA, Colombia — Angry at Colombia's elimination from the World Cup soccer tournament, gunmen Saturday shot and killed Andres Escobar, the player who accidentally scored a goal against his own side in a match with the United States and helped seal the team's fate, police said.
Escobar, 27, was shot to death outside a restaurant in Medellin barely 48 hours after returning home from Los Angeles, where Colombia fell 2-1 to the United States on June 22

A brilliant documentary on the event is called 'the two escobars' by espn, watched it a few years ago, Andres had signed a contract with Ac Milan for after the World Cup, would of been one of the worlds best apparently, anyway, the documentary is highly recommended!!!