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The Official Club Football 2014-2015 thread

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As for Rooney - that's what you expect from someone from his category of people.

 

Couldn't agree more!:P

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Couldn't agree more!:P

 

Actually category of people is unfair because there is no other person like him. You'd expect him to grow up having had a child and getting married but obviously not!

Actually category of people is unfair because there is no other person like him. You'd expect him to grow up having had a child and getting married but obviously not!

 

Nah, that doesn't mean a fig nowadays. People like him think they can have it all and then some.

That's why you have to have respect for the way Becks has conducted himself as a family man over the years.

His background and level of intelligence are not dissimilar to Rooney's, but he's managed to improve himself as a person, unlike Roo.:dozey:

I can't see that changing, either, as Roo is like Gazza Mk. II.:rolleyes:

Piers Morgan really needs to grow up. how he landed a major gig on one of the biggest news channels in the world is beyond me. the constant childish bickering with man utd players shows how petty he is and how desperate he is for attention.

 

Re Qatar. i'm not getting my hopes up over anything.

 

Re Rooney. *facepalm* i should really stop reading his twitter. i usually like to judge a footballer based purely on their on field talents. but some of the crap he says on twitter makes me cringe.

 

almost end of the season. i really hate june and july :( even though it's peak sporting season down here in australia and in tennis and F1. the lack of club football leaves me looking desperately for other forms of entertainment that can match it. none ever seem to.

 

The Scottish Premier League finished last weekend. Bizarrely this year it starts again on the 23rd July!

That has just put my opinion of Wayne Rooney up alot, can't really hate someone who lays into that talentless,pompous arrogant **** with a face you just want to beat in with a shovel that is Piers Morgan, I mean really how did Morgan even get where he is?, he has about the same amount of desirable qualities as chlamydia.

That has just put my opinion of Wayne Rooney up alot, can't really hate someone who lays into that talentless,pompous arrogant **** with a face you just want to beat in with a shovel that is Piers Morgan, I mean really how did Morgan even get where he is?

 

As I was saying, I think you'll find Mr. Cowell had a hand in it.:rolleyes:

As for Rooney - that's what you expect from someone from his category of people.

 

and you say that with a Liverpool badge in your avatar ;)

 

As I was saying, I think you'll find Mr. Cowell had a hand in it.:rolleyes:

 

ewwwwww rather not think about that

and you say that with a Liverpool badge in your avatar ;)

 

 

 

 

Ooooooh! It's getting feisty! :laugh3:

Ooooooh! It's getting feisty! :laugh3:

 

I wasn't quite sure what he was driving at. Was it the fact Rooney's actually a Liverpudlian?

That's just coincidental, of course. You get chavs in every city.

Rooney just happens to be a Liverpudlian one.:P

I wasn't quite sure what he was driving at. Was it the fact Rooney's actually a Liverpudlian?

That's just coincidental, of course. You get chavs in every city.

Rooney just happens to be a Liverpudlian one.:P

 

Well definitely. You get plenty of 'scallies' from Liverpool just like you do with 'neds' in Glasgow, 'schemies' in Edinburgh or various other cities with their own spin on chav!

 

Watching the Scottish Cup Final. 2-0 to Celtic over Motherwell. There seems to be no general tactic employed by either side which makes it like the weather rather soggy looking. Celtic's first goal was a real good strike though and Motherwell crashed the crossbar with an incredible effort by one of their players.

Well definitely. You get plenty of 'scallies' from Liverpool just like you do with 'neds' in Glasgow, 'schemies' in Edinburgh or various other cities with their own spin on chav!

 

Watching the Scottish Cup Final. 2-0 to Celtic over Motherwell. There seems to be no general tactic employed by either side which makes it like the weather rather soggy looking. Celtic's first goal was a real good strike though and Motherwell crashed the crossbar with an incredible effort by one of their players.

 

However, even if they do end up lifting the trophy, it'll be poor consolation for Celtic.

Incidentally, the Glasgow duo Martin & James, whom I saw in concert twice last weekend, are Celtic fans.

They even alluded to the fact Celtic had lost the title during last Sunday's concert (ironically in Dortmund on the day Borussia Dortmund's fans officially celebrated winning the German Bundesliga).;)

Sponsors cut ties with Swindon over Paolo di Canio's fascist views

 

 

By Sami Mokbel

 

Last updated at 5:12 AM on 21st May 2011

 

 

Swindon Town's decision to appoint Paolo di Canio as manager has forced a sponsor to terminate their relationship with the club due to the Italian’s fascist views.

 

The GMB Union financially back the Robins to the tune of around £4,000-per-season but have now severed ties with the club after their appointment of the controversial Italian.

 

Former West Ham favourite Di Canio is open about being a fascist and admits he is an admirer of Mussolini. He was fined 7,000 Euros during his second spell with Lazio after twice giving a fascist salute to his own supporters during a local derby against Roma in 2005.

 

 

article-1389305-01FC42030000044D-489_468x353.jpg Divisive views: Paolo Di Canio has made no secret of his political allegiances even though they have landed him in hot water

 

And the appointment of Di Canio has caused friction with the GMB Union - who have a firm anti-facism policy.

 

Andy Newman, the GMB’s Swindon branch secretary, told Sportsmail: ‘We have decided to end our sponsorship deal with Swindon Town, we will not be renewing our agreement with them.

 

‘Because we are a trade union we could not be seen to have a financial relationship with a club that has fascist manager. We have no choice. It’s unfortunate but that’s the way it is.’

 

Swindon officials claimed last night they had tried their best to maintain their relationship with GMB.

 

Di Canio will be officially unveiled as Swindon’s new manager on Monday.

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HAHAHAHA that is so childish. I don't think I've ever seen an adult actually talk like that on the internet, much less a professional athlete. Every famous person has people who hate them, but I've never seen a grown adult get so pissed over some mindless insults. What a fucking loser.

 

I've never really had a problem with Rooney but now he's lost all my respect just cause he's so childish. Hope he doesn't threaten to beat me up for saying that!

Deportivo 5mins from relegation, Zaragoza 2-0 up.

 

EDIT: Really exciting ending, Deportivo had 2 or 3 really close chances in the dying moments, then Valencia scored a 2nd to compound it. Sad scenes for a club that should be nowhere near the Liga Adelante.

However, even if they do end up lifting the trophy, it'll be poor consolation for Celtic.

Incidentally, the Glasgow duo Martin & James, whom I saw in concert twice last weekend, are Celtic fans.

They even alluded to the fact Celtic had lost the title during last Sunday's concert (ironically in Dortmund on the day Borussia Dortmund's fans officially celebrated winning the German Bundesliga).;)

 

What a great achievement for Borussia Dortmund. Great achievement to get back at the top after a tough last decade or so. Jurgen Klopp is a real star manager.

 

Also to what Reilly was mentioning it's a real shame to see Deportivo relegated. Didn't seem that long ago since we saw them in the Champions League semis back in 04. They had a fantastic team back then.

 

And nice to see the name or should I just say Wimbledon back in the English football league.

AFC Wimbledon 0 Luton Town 0 (aet, 4-3 on pens): Dons promoted to Football League

 

 

By Mark Ryan

 

 

When Danny Kedwell suppressed his nerves and blasted little AFC Wimbledon into the Football League, the ear-splitting roar emerged from their die-hard supporters, a strange sound born of long suffering which had suddenly turned into ecstasy.

'Nine Years! It only took nine years!' they sang when they could stop laughing and crying. It was even longer ago when Dave Beasant saved a Wembley penalty and set the old Wimbledon on the path to 1988 FA Cup glory.

 

article-1389446-0C312C1700000578-720_634x422.jpg Quite remarkable: AFC Wimbledon have gone from the Combined Counties League to League Two in nine years

 

Yesterday a 21-year-old called Seb Brown, who was still working for a car rental company 12 months ago, saved two penalties in the shoot-out.

That was too much for Luton, whose own trials and tribulations have ended in more disappointment. The likeable Brown did sympathise but understandably could not hide his own joy.

'Dave Beasant was before my time but I have seen the video,' he said. 'To do that under such pressure was phenomenal. I suppose I'm following a bit of a tradition but I was in a nolose situation today. No one blames the keeper if you don't win a shoot-out but they make you the hero if you do.'

How proud Seb's father Keith would have been last night. 'My dad was a season-ticket holder when Neil Sullivan used to be in goal for Wimbledon. Neil was my hero and I had my photo taken with him when I was aged eight or nine.'

Fan-driven AFC Wimbledon should have completed their remarkable resurgence before the end of extratime. In the end, we probably would not have had it any other way.

 

place your bets for tomorrow. I'm going out on a limb guessing that wolves and blackpool will be relegated. ESPN's showing blackpool, FSC's showing Birmingham, and I can probably get another game on my computer. I'm soaking it in cause after next week I'm just left with MLS and Gold Cup for the next few months.

I'll go for Blackpool and Wigan although I'll piss my sides if Blackburn snatch defeat from the jaws of victory

Blackburn might just end up regretting laying down arms against man utd last weekend. it is very tempting to stay up til 3am and see how it all unfolds but i might just bail and save my energy for exams.

place your bets for tomorrow. I'm going out on a limb guessing that wolves and blackpool will be relegated. ESPN's showing blackpool, FSC's showing Birmingham, and I can probably get another game on my computer. I'm soaking it in cause after next week I'm just left with MLS and Gold Cup for the next few months.

 

There's the Copa America as well.

and you say that with a Liverpool badge in your avatar ;)

 

Have you even been to Liverpool?

Have you even been to Liverpool?

 

it was a reference to liverpudlians being called scousers and how man utd fans like throwing that slur at LFC fans.

 

rather sad i need to explain that to a pom.

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