Cheltblue
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blueyorkie said:
Very very hard.
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Sam Allardyce - Can Someone Please Do Him In or What?
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Very very hard.
Lemmy
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****!Banned Tosspot said:You're his twin!Lemmy said:Bang on!
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Frank Gallagher
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should be interesting to hear his fat sour faced post match interview
Dyed Petya
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You're all wrong. I couldn't see the game - live abroad, was out for something that I really couldn't miss so couldn't watch a dodgy web stream as usual. Anyway, had text updates only but got back now and played back Sam's post-match interview on the BBC website.
Apparently, they dominated the opening, should have had a penalty before we scored, only scored the first two because of their poor defending, our pen was never one if their disallowed one wasn't, they dominated the scond half and they played the better football throughout.
[Irony]So, you bitter Blues. Stop moaning. We were obviously given a footballing lesson by Blackburn, a side only second to Brazil 1970 in the arts of the good side of the beautiful game.[/Irony]
[Serious]Can someone please kidnap this sad, bitter c**t and hold him hostage in their cellar for the next 20 years so that the game doesn't have to be polluted by his basic, horrible, unattractive, dirty, cheating football teams and graceless whingeing when they lose.[/Serious]
Apparently, they dominated the opening, should have had a penalty before we scored, only scored the first two because of their poor defending, our pen was never one if their disallowed one wasn't, they dominated the scond half and they played the better football throughout.
[Irony]So, you bitter Blues. Stop moaning. We were obviously given a footballing lesson by Blackburn, a side only second to Brazil 1970 in the arts of the good side of the beautiful game.[/Irony]
[Serious]Can someone please kidnap this sad, bitter c**t and hold him hostage in their cellar for the next 20 years so that the game doesn't have to be polluted by his basic, horrible, unattractive, dirty, cheating football teams and graceless whingeing when they lose.[/Serious]
Blue2112
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To be honest I thought they were by far the better team for the first 20 minutes, we got the breaks with the goal with a bit of a scramble in the box, nice foot work from Kompany and then got on top. Robinho took his goal well and the penalty was a penalty but apart from those three chances I'm struggling to remember much more that we did. The second half was a non event with both teams happy to lump it high and mighty when the class players like it on the grass.
mcfc
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Blue2112 said:To be honest I thought they were by far the better team for the first 20 minutes, we got the breaks with the goal with a bit of a scramble in the box, nice foot work from Kompany and then got on top. Robinho took his goal well and the penalty was a penalty but apart from those three chances I'm struggling to remember much more that we did. The second half was a non event with both teams happy to lump it high and mighty when the class players like it on the grass.
you realy think that or winding us up ?
i nthought we were playing the old wmbledon today, we had it won from the first min. they are a disgrace to english football, all they donr was kick ireland
mcfc said:Blue2112 said:To be honest I thought they were by far the better team for the first 20 minutes, we got the breaks with the goal with a bit of a scramble in the box, nice foot work from Kompany and then got on top. Robinho took his goal well and the penalty was a penalty but apart from those three chances I'm struggling to remember much more that we did. The second half was a non event with both teams happy to lump it high and mighty when the class players like it on the grass.
you realy think that or winding us up ?
i nthought we were playing the old wmbledon today, we had it won from the first min. they are a disgrace to english football, all they donr was kick ireland
BLACKBURN Rovers were made to pay for some sloppy defending this afternoon as they crashed 3-1 at Manchester City.
The visitors dominated for long periods but were punished for defensive mistakes and a host of missed chances as they remain six points clear of the drop zone, but having played a game more than Hull, Sunderland and Newcastle.
After Tugay, Ryan Nelsen and Vince Grella all saw early shots blocked, City took the lead against the run of play of 27 minutes.
Elano's right wing corner was eventually scuffed clear by Andre Ooijer and, after stabs by Vincent Kompany and Nedum Onuoha, Felipe Caicedo rolled the ball home from close range.
The lead was doubled on 34 when Elano's left wing cross was scuffed clear this time by Gael Givet and Robinho expertly curled the ball into the back of the net from 18 yards.
A harsh penalty was then awarded against Givet for handball on the stroke of half time, which Elano converted to effectively kill the contest before the break.
Substitute Keith Andrews pulled a goal back with b25 minutes remaining, converting the rebound after El-Hadji Diouf's penalty kick had been saved by Shay Given.
Prestwich_Blue
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Which game were you watching Corky? We ate those balls up all afternoon. Dunne & Onuoha had to work hard but were superb.Corky said:Pitty we could not deal with it that well, even when Samba went off and Pederson was up front v Dunne we still struggled. Big centre back needed !