Think we all know my views on the matter so I won't comment any further.
In todays football the north London derby should be good, Adebayor set to expect a lot of abuse at the emirates (but then again the emirates is so quiet normally he probably won't notice).
Liverpool face Wigan. And knowing our look we will rattle the crossbar 10 times, the post 7 times and we'll still walk away with a 1-0 loss.
Football (Soccer), anyone?
Re: Football (Soccer), anyone?
by Clarino » Fri Nov 09, 2012 1:39 pm
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Re: Football (Soccer), anyone?
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Re: Football (Soccer), anyone?
by Clarino » Sat Nov 17, 2012 6:33 am
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Re: Football (Soccer), anyone?
by Clarino » Sat Nov 17, 2012 7:04 am
LOL. As if a pro is supposed to have club loyalty.
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Re: Football (Soccer), anyone?
by Dobby » Sat Nov 17, 2012 7:10 am
And within half an hour of kick off Adebayor has managed to score and be sent off. 1-0 Tottenham
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Re: Football (Soccer), anyone?
by Clarino » Sat Nov 17, 2012 9:31 am
He got sent off for scoring? Methinks this referee might be slightly less than 100% impartial...
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Re: Football (Soccer), anyone?
by uebermann » Sun Nov 18, 2012 4:18 pm
I try to watch the UEFA games but honestly, I am getting tired of watching soccer. More time is spent rolling around on the ground any more than there is play. Its gotten to the point where players leap off their feet now any time another player comes near them so they can claim a foul.
What needs to happen (but never will) is replay on any play where players are falling down. If they aren't touched and took a flop, they need to be ejected from the game AND get a 3-5 game suspension. Get rid of the dramatics and get back to the sport.
Until then, I watch very little of what should be a great sport.
What needs to happen (but never will) is replay on any play where players are falling down. If they aren't touched and took a flop, they need to be ejected from the game AND get a 3-5 game suspension. Get rid of the dramatics and get back to the sport.
Until then, I watch very little of what should be a great sport.
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