dennishasdoneit
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Looks like the keeper is scared of the ball too
I,d heard it was a lucky goal but I wasn't prepared for that..
And that was the winner? Lol
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Looks like the keeper is scared of the ball too
I,d heard it was a lucky goal but I wasn't prepared for that..
And that was the winner? Lol
Helmet Cole
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It's actually only 659m. This figure however does not include GPC, Howard Webb, mick hucknall, or simon stones.@yeseye
600000001
Happy now?
It's worth the Million to see this happening in his lifetime pal..
as per bullshit you mean..
The true number is 659,000,004.
This means that if all of them except GPC buy a Carlton shirt @£75 a pop, they will make £49,425,000,225. This is the true genius of woowar and their transfer policy.
I hope this all makes sense.
When the refs on your side and you still can't win..
Hope you don't mind me posting this Mardon85..
Shocking honestly.
Nothing more to say then SCUM.
jimharri
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Just looking at the post match thread on the caff;
http://www.redcafe.net/threads/post-match-vs-stoke-city.422334/
They're nearly as suicidal as us!
http://www.redcafe.net/threads/post-match-vs-stoke-city.422334/
They're nearly as suicidal as us!
kaz7
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Maureen is such a miserable stroppy git,well done stoke lol
Helmet Cole
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When the refs on your side and you still can't win..
Hope you don't mind me posting this Mardon85..
How does that work then? Either the ref says he's seen it and decided it was fine or doesn't mention it and its ban time surely?
kaz7
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When the refs on your side and you still can't win..
Hope you don't mind me posting this Mardon85..
That is shocking,if it was dean he would have done him,we don't get any leway from refs ,not that any of ours would do that
Why Always Ste
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When the refs on your side and you still can't win..
Hope you don't mind me posting this Mardon85..
This is fucking disgraceful.
There is no doubt that if Aguero had done this (rather than the elbow) against West Ham he'd get the 3 match ban.
I bet we won't have any media witch hunt to get Carlton Palmer banned.
Watch.... Not a whisper
Fuck this game
Deepest Blue
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This Duncan Castles Article is a few days old but looks like Jose is trying to choose a side at United.
He's favouring the old guard of GPC and Gill over the Glazer brats and Woowar.
http://www.glasgowlive.co.uk/sport/...manchester-united-boss-jose-mourinho-11960968
Jose Mourinho has moved to increase Sir Alex Ferguson's influence on decision-making at Old Trafford as part of the manager's efforts to return Manchester United to the summit of English football.
Ferguson has been the most publicly prominent member of United's 'Football Club Board' since the Glaswegian voluntarily stepped down as manager in the summer of 2013. His directorship, however, has been essentially titular, with the main board of Manchester United plc regularly ignoring his counsel on how the club should be run.
Though Ferguson was allowed to select his immediate successor as manager as a condition of his retirement, the nine-man plc board is understood to have excluded him from the appointment processes that resulted in first Louis van Gaal in 2014, then Mourinho this summer, taking the key job.
United's other Football Club Board directors, including Sir Bobby Charlton and former chief executive David Gill, have also been sidelined.
The main plc board comprising of Glazer siblings Joel, Avram, Kevin, Bryan, Darcie, and Edward, plus executive vice-chairman Ed Woodward, group managing director Richard Arnold and commercial director Jamieson Reigle. None of the nine directors possess experience of running a football club before joining United's board.
According to club sources, Ferguson has been frustrated by the limitations of his own directorship at United.
While the Scot has been well remunerated by the Glazers in his role as a 'global ambassador' for the club, Ferguson believes his experience, knowledge and skills should be deployed to help run United more efficiently.
Mourinho is sympathetic to that position and is pushing for Ferguson's subsidiary board to be more closely integrated with the Glazer-led plc board.
The Portuguese has long held a strong relationship with the 74-year-old, and was initially selected by Ferguson to take over as United's manager for the 2013/14 season before Roman Abramovich intervened to tempt him back to Chelsea for a second spell.
He's favouring the old guard of GPC and Gill over the Glazer brats and Woowar.
http://www.glasgowlive.co.uk/sport/...manchester-united-boss-jose-mourinho-11960968
Jose Mourinho has moved to increase Sir Alex Ferguson's influence on decision-making at Old Trafford as part of the manager's efforts to return Manchester United to the summit of English football.
Ferguson has been the most publicly prominent member of United's 'Football Club Board' since the Glaswegian voluntarily stepped down as manager in the summer of 2013. His directorship, however, has been essentially titular, with the main board of Manchester United plc regularly ignoring his counsel on how the club should be run.
Though Ferguson was allowed to select his immediate successor as manager as a condition of his retirement, the nine-man plc board is understood to have excluded him from the appointment processes that resulted in first Louis van Gaal in 2014, then Mourinho this summer, taking the key job.
United's other Football Club Board directors, including Sir Bobby Charlton and former chief executive David Gill, have also been sidelined.
The main plc board comprising of Glazer siblings Joel, Avram, Kevin, Bryan, Darcie, and Edward, plus executive vice-chairman Ed Woodward, group managing director Richard Arnold and commercial director Jamieson Reigle. None of the nine directors possess experience of running a football club before joining United's board.
According to club sources, Ferguson has been frustrated by the limitations of his own directorship at United.
While the Scot has been well remunerated by the Glazers in his role as a 'global ambassador' for the club, Ferguson believes his experience, knowledge and skills should be deployed to help run United more efficiently.
Mourinho is sympathetic to that position and is pushing for Ferguson's subsidiary board to be more closely integrated with the Glazer-led plc board.
The Portuguese has long held a strong relationship with the 74-year-old, and was initially selected by Ferguson to take over as United's manager for the 2013/14 season before Roman Abramovich intervened to tempt him back to Chelsea for a second spell.
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