sir baconface
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BayernMan said:There are rumors RvP handed in a transfer request!
The post lady told me. It came through her letterbox.
[Along with a hundred cocks off the joke thread. ]
BayernMan said:There are rumors RvP handed in a transfer request!
baildon blue said:Got to say that was really nice seeing Newcastle beat the Rags . The joy of seeing all those unhappy Rags . I think I might watch it over and over again . It was that good .
dennishasdoneit said:baildon blue said:Got to say that was really nice seeing Newcastle beat the Rags . The joy of seeing all those unhappy Rags . I think I might watch it over and over again . It was that good .
Dont do that mate, too time consuming....
simply fast forward to the last three minutes of playing time..
injury time i think its known as,
fergie time it turned into....
well now we have a new one .." TAKE THE PISS OUT OF UTD TIME"
The way newcastle ran down the clock in the last few minutes, at the corner flag, in front of the away fans, was brilliant.deperate utd players trying to get the ball, and failing, utd fans screamimg abuse, newcastle fans loving every min, and for the watching millions, the corner kick cameo provides us with mucho food for thought....fergie has gone, step forward the clown.,wee davey.
cant wait to hear what paddy crerand has to say on recent events..has anyone seen him?? lol! chortle,snigger,FLMFO.
Prestwich_Blue said:This stage last season, Arsenal had a point less after 15 games and still finished 4th. But they got 13 points from the next 5 games. If the rags get less than 10 from those next 5 games then it's no CL for them next season I reckon.
gordondaviesmoustache said:What this season demonstrates, for me at least, is Taggart's place as the very greatest manager of all time. To deliver 89 points with that squad truly was a remarkable feat. It papered over the cracks to an extent we are now seeing play out in front of us.
The lack of succession planning from united has been incredible when you think about it - and the fact that Ferguson had such a hand in picking his successor shows how something that is your biggest strength can become your achilles heel. So much power was centred around that man, that he effectively dictated who followed him - can you imagine that happening at any other club? For a man so vocal about the negative influence of player and agent power, it is not without some irony that the power that Ferguson wielded at united will be the most significant cause of its decline.
I really hope he enjoys a long retirement watching the story unfold.