United Thread - 2021/22

[Bonzo Nododo]

That is the official shower area

They are all a bloody shower all 700 mlion of them

 

[give it to gordon]

I see the rags are stopping Lingard from going on loan and over pricing him, because they’re scared he’ll do well like he did at West Ham.

Wankers if true, I can’t believe they’d deny someone who wants to play a chance to play. Selfish rag cunts.

Didnt the rags do everything they could to stop George Best playing elsewhere when he wanted out ?

 

[feedmpenzaandhewillscore]

Didnt the rags do everything they could to stop George Best playing elsewhere when he wanted out ?

What about Phil Jones, they are just stockpiling players. Haha

 

[Blueknows]

And Bébé!

Don't forget little pea as well

 

[Protein Junkie]

Is Barcon streaking again ;-)

Streaky Barcon :-)

 

[Protein Junkie]

oh i do love streaky bacon, oh

Bloody beat me your highness

 

[bluemc1]

Didnt the rags do everything they could to stop George Best playing elsewhere when he wanted out ?

how did a post about Lingard make you think about George Best ? Lol :)

 

[Inter Me Nan]

how did a post about Lingard make you think about George Best ? Lol :)

Both rag cunts?

 

[Vienna_70]

how did a post about Lingard make you think about George Best ? Lol :)

They’re both rags?

 

[Healthcare29]

Talking about Best, I didn't know until last week that he'd 'Butchered' another player.


Tellingly, Harkouk's most vivid memory of his Palace career is not one of the many highs but the low of seeing team-mate Ian Evans suffer a broken leg against Fulham. In part, that's because of the identity of the culprit, the Manchester United legend Best. Palace supporters of a certain vintage still recall Harkouk's extraordinary reaction to the challenge.

"It was a karate kick," says Harkouk. "He came in sideways about a foot off the ground and practically snapped his leg clean off. The reason why it is so vivid in my memory is that when I looked down at Ian Evans' foot, it was in his crotch, that's how bad the tackle was. George just looked down with no emotions whatsoever. When I saw that, I just flew for him."