Bournemouth, you're plucky and that but we really, really need this. Hopefully I'm awake for the kick-off.
Bournemouth, you're plucky and that but we really, really need this. Hopefully I'm awake for the kick-off.
Just what the club needs with the efforts put in. The Derry games should be good next year.Originally Posted by CJay
Ranieri.He's been one of the highlights of this season.
Not sure, there might be a bit of truth to the "form goes out the window" cliche. Lazio's record is bizarre really, no draws and conceded more than they've scored yet still 7th.
Aye, very well deserved in that respect. I've never seen a more committed group of players at the club either, such a credit to the club. There was 3200 in the ground tonight, so the stadium was packed as the river end is totally closed nowadays. Between 100-200 Limerick fans maybe, good to see those cocky twats going home with their tails between their legs.
A shame @Don isn't here to enjoy this moment with us.
Has he not started the season well in Spain?
If so, I for one, am shocked.
I see he hasn't.
http://www.bbc.co.uk/sport/0/football/34753138
8th was par according to Taz, no?
Such a hero.
That is great.
Claudio
https://www.facebook.com/finn.harps....73914746123341
That celebration.
What exactly are 'The Class of 92' (or Peter Lim) getting out of their Salford involvement? My Greater Manchester knowledge may be off, but isn't Ryan Giggs (Swinton) the only one with an actual Salford connection?
I know.
Publicity.
I think Scholes was Salford born.
So he was. I thought he was from Oldham. Still, there must be better ways to get publicity than owning a pub team.
I think they just want to build a team up. Nothing more to it.
PR, then. 'You heard about that Class of '92? They really give back to the communiteh.'
I'm sure I never heard them referred to as the Class of '92 before they retired either.
They've been called the Class of '92 since about 1993.
They're business men with interests in a number of businesses and ventures in the area. I don't think Salford is just a vanity project.
Nicky Butt's a proper clinger-onner though, isn't he?
I'm a twit
Has anyone ever made money from owning a football club?
If it wasn't some ex Man Utd players nobody would give a fuck. Jimmy has got an especially stiff boner about it.
Well there's your answer then, as no business man would buy a pub team to make money.
The best thing about Ranieri's murderous rant is that he keeps saying "he's a football" [probably "it's football"].
I love that I'm the intervening 11 years Ranieri's English has still remained as batshit mental as it was first time round.
All this United stuff can fuck right off. But to be fair I suppose for the last 25 years they had to put up with Hansen. It just feels like one of those things whereby the BBC have decided because they are in Manchester they have to make TV programmes the place.
Why not do something on City?
Oh and while I remember I think Dwight Gayle might be injured. But if he pops up and scores this weekend I'm calling shenanigans on him. I never see him on the scoresheet but as soon as we play them he turns into Gerd Mullers regen.
I heard that as "this'a football".
There's something Robin Williams-like about the whole bit. It's great.
I just like that he's mocking the narrative building shit which we all go in for to one degree or another. Fuck off, it's just a game.
It's funny how FPL has mad Leicester - Watford the most interesting game of the day for me
Newcastle at Bournemouth for 12:45
Yep, fucking wankers.
In the Championship season they put the game that would seal promotion, away to fucking Plymouth, on a Monday night.
Pissed Lee Clark on the telly again now. Looks really ill.
Ian Holloway: 'Anything's realistic, as long as you believe it'.
Philosophy, that.
Steady on with stirring up that controversy, Ian. I suppose it's good that he's saying what nodoby else dares utter.
https://www.dreamteamfc.com/c/50-cen..._-Imageandlink
He's got a gig at the Arena tonight, so he's just playing to his audience.
The Bournemouth/Newcastle game was pretty poor, with only Ritchie and Rob Elliott showing any quality, but I'll take those points.
Mowatt
That Norwich team makes for difficult reading, nailed on to go down.
Whoop. Thought we were playing Sunday.
That's a proper R1+O finish from Lingard.
What a nose on the lad as well.
Lovely finish. Much needed.
Rooney scores.
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Mahrez listening to the crowd and handing the ball to Vardy
Vardy
Crewe keeper Garrett sent off
The tinkerman
Borthwick-Jackson on for Utd... he needs to shorten that surname.
Fucking hell, Crewe. 1-0 to Eastleigh.
He'll be known as BJ7 or something soon enough.
CBJ isn't taken, other than as some sort of third world airport.
Watford were quite good. They were the better side first half, we were much better than them in the second though. Watford won't be near the bottom three on that evidence. Only criticism would be how easy they made it for us to hold out after they'd scored.
Nine in a row for Vardy (played Mahrez) and joint top of the league. Fucking well remember these days, Lee.
It's funny how mediocre keepers, once they've had a stint with a top team, always seem to bounce around the rest of the Premier League until the end of time. Seeing Gomes made me think of it, but there's also Fabianski at Swansea, Almunia retired at Watford...
Tim Howard and Brad Friedel.
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