Oh that's what you were getting at? God not in the slightest. The fire of a thousand suns.Quote:
Originally Posted by Smiffy
Though you did hit the nail on the head with the link between Liverpool supporting and illness. The supporting part tends to come first though and then they slowly descend into being crackpots.
I don't really care, but nearly everyone is dying to see Leicester win this aren't they?Quote:
Originally Posted by Davgooner
Arsenal is for financial reasons.
That would have been a fucking quality own goal.
Does Forster think he's playing against Arsenal?
Simpson you fucking gimp.
The commentator wanking over 'the save' is a mong.
United are unchanged from the City game. Fourth (and another year of 'LvG') is on. :drool:
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This is fucking immense from Leicester.
Is that four "Form of Champion's" 1-0s in a row now? The two Uniteds to finish the job next weekend.
The switch from hopeful offensive high-scoring football to grinding out 1-0 wins was executed so well by Ranieri. It's still unbelievable to me that they've pulled off that switch. +7.
That was horrible, absolutely horrible.
The defending though. :drool:
And the fucking relief at full time. :drool:
FUCK ME.
Well I think they didn't have any option with teams sitting so deep against them now.
This is fucking brilliant :drool:
Suso hat trick for Genoa. :cool: Any thoughts on him @Vim?
Southampton fans outside joining in with "we're going to win the league" and clapping us out of the ground. :cool:
I hope you bought one.Quote:
Originally Posted by Lee
Alex Ferguson was scheming earlier in the week backing 'LvG', so where does Bobby Charlton Appreciation Day fit into the NARRATIVE?
This is just a pacifying gesture so he doesn't kick off when they appoint Mourinho, isn't it?
I that was my team I think I'd have that guy lynched.
He doesn't have too many fans, it's fair to say.
What a wanker.
Top, top logic. If they don't have a wobble we'll never know if they have the steel or not.Quote:
@StanCollymore I'd like Leicester to have a wobble. Then we can see if they have the steel to finish their incredible season as champions.
It's that kind of logic that leads to you lamping people in cafes.
I thought giggles was a yid.
Collymore is a buffoon.Quote:
Originally Posted by John
In fairness, he lives his life by that.Quote:
Originally Posted by John
Mel C sitting next to Rooney.
Collymore didn't say that, someone said it to him.
Deulofeu seems to find out what his next move is at the same time as the rest of us. Absolutely no plan when he gets moving.
I'm delighted that the season Mourinho combusted,Ranieri is going to get his league title. What an incredible achievement. Get him in at England.
Rojo. :D
Tit.
Koeman is absolutely seething over penalty decisions in his last few matches. Pretty warranted too, but blaming the referees for them not being in Europe next season is a bit lol.
United have been their standard first level of boredom.
Was the Simpson one handball? It happened too fast to work out. The Huth one definitely was but I assumed it wasn't given because of how close the kicker was.
Simpson was but it wasn't deliberate and if it hadn't hit his hand it was hitting his body anyway. It would have been an incredibly harsh penalty.
Marshall :cool:
Fourth :drool:
Tofu-Methlab :cool:
That's a quality stat. 'LVG' will fucking love it.
Blind going solo against Lukaku looks like a mismatch in every way, but the ponderous little div has won everything.
Wet Sham. :(
What was it?Quote:
Originally Posted by John
Everton have been terrible since I tuned in just after the goal.
No ground in the top four divisions of English football has seen fewer goals this season than Old Trafford.
And he thinks he deserves another year. What a boring twat.
Performance of champions.
Exactly. The fourth place championship is hotting up.
A couple of 1-0 away wins next Sunday oh yes oh yes
Hopefully this seals a five year contract. :drool:
What are next week's fixtures for the top 3? Arsenal are away at West Ham aren't they?Quote:
Originally Posted by Max Power
It's still not particularly inspiring, but not playing Fellaini makes such a massive difference.
Leicester City travel to Sunderland just before Manchester United go to Spurs. Don't see Arsenal being a factor. Certianly not if they fail to win at West Ham the day beforeQuote:
Originally Posted by Giggles
Thought the commentators were a bit harsh on the game, although "the type of game you forget by the time you're out the carpark" is a good line.
United's front four is looking quite good with them all roaming. Something to build off. Cue Mourinho ripping it all up and sticking Valencia, Rooney and Fellaini in there.
Peter Schmeichel thinks Wayne Rooney could become a midfielder. That sounds interesting.
Spurs Vs United? Guess we can all hope for a 0-0 with a couple of key injuries/red cards per side.