December 1, 201213 yr Ft 3-4 Currently in a pub in the centre of Manchester, atmosphere was buzzing after 30 mins!
December 2, 201213 yr lol@chelsea.. next game The Manchester Derby... !!! utd could go 6 points clear if they win.. it all depends whom has the nerves. I think City will win 5-0 ...
December 2, 201213 yr lol@chelsea.. next game The Manchester Derby... !!! utd could go 6 points clear if they win.. it all depends whom has the nerves. I think City will win 5-0 ... Will be interesting Man Utd can put a weaken team out in their mid-week champion's league clash knowing they are top of their group where will Man City put out a weaken team out against the Germans seeing as they are already out and want to avoid the Europa League?
December 3, 201213 yr It could be a long night for Wigan Newcastle (Ba 12 PEN) 1-0 Wigan & Figeroa sent off
December 4, 201213 yr we really want this to be out we should expirment tonight & take it easy... happy xmas http://www.mcfc.co.uk/advent-calendar.html
December 4, 201213 yr bottom and sunk. Mancini as coy as ever on camera. Arabs can't be happy with 3 pts from 6 games.......?
December 5, 201213 yr Juventus 1-0 with 20 minutes to play pretty much knocks Chelsea out. Even if Donetsk needed 2 goals, they probably couldn't get them.
December 5, 201213 yr Holy shit, Chelsea kicked it into high gear with a 6-1 lead, meaning they would actually qualify above Shakhtar on goal differential. Kinda lame considering Nordsjaelland had no incentive put up a good fight.
December 6, 201213 yr Uefa to hold 2020 European Championship across continent The 2020 European Championship finals will be held in a number of cities across Europe, Uefa has announced. It means there will be no one country hosting the tournament, which will have expanded to 24 teams by then. The Football Association has already put forward Wembley to European governing body Uefa as a possible venue for the final. Wales, Scotland and the Republic of Ireland have also expressed their interest in staging matches to Uefa. And Jonathan Ford, chief executive of the FA of Wales, has previously said the FAW would want Cardiff to be a "host city" under Platini's plan. Following Thursday's announcement, Ford said the plan was a "fantastic idea" but stressed fans should not have to travel long distances at great expense. "The idea of hub areas should be very seriously considered. We don't want fans going from east to west," he said. "The proximity of say Manchester, Cardiff, Belfast and Dublin is even closer than one end of Ukraine to the other. There's many a situation I can see where you can have group hubs to make it a great fan experience." A spokesperson for the Football Supporters' Federation said the move was "one which will divide fans' opinions". "When the idea of a pan-European tournament was first proposed our primary concern was that supporters across the continent were properly consulted before anything was set in stone. The FSF will speak to Football Supporters Europe to see what fans from across the continent make of this move." Uefa's executive committee took the decision at a meeting in Lausanne, Switzerland, on Thursday. Uefa general secretary Gianni Infantino told a press conference after the meeting: "Some important decisions have been taken. "Uefa Euro 2020 will be staged across the continent, in various major cities, following a decision taken today. A Euro for Europe follows an initial idea by Uefa president Michel Platini, who described it as 'an idea I feel really passionate about'. The response has been extremely positive from all the national associations." Infantino confirmed that only Turkey, who had had initially bid to host Euro 2020, opposed the decision through the country's Uefa vice-president Senes Erzik. The next competition in 2016 will be hosted by France and will be played with 24 qualifiers at the finals. Infantino added the bidding process for the host cities would start in March and decisions would be made in the spring of 2014. Platini, who won the tournament in 1984 with France, floated the idea as a way of avoiding high costs at a time of financial hardship in many countries. Higher than expected costs and building delays caused problems for the 2012 tournament in Poland and Ukraine. "It will be a lot easier from a financial perspective for all the countries," Platini said in June. If you need to build airports or 10 stadiums in a country, this would be rather easy because it would be one stadium per host city." http://www.bbc.co.uk/sport/0/football/20631963
December 6, 201213 yr Real professional display by Liverpool tonight in the Europa League. First win in Italy since beating Inter Milan 1-0 back in March 2008.
December 7, 201213 yr Normally I'm indifferent about Christmas, but god damn, now I'm in the mood! [ame=http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Kur5sS3EWQs]KOLAROV'S CHRISTMAS CLASSIC | Advent Calendar | December 2 - YouTube[/ame]
December 9, 201213 yr Man City 2 - 3 Man Utd Robin van Persie's injury-time winner moved Manchester United six points ahead of neighbours Manchester City at the top of the Premier League table. Wayne Rooney finished a quick break with a scuffed shot past home keeper Joe Hart to put United ahead. Rooney swept in Rafael's cross to double their lead, before Yaya Toure steered in to set up a tense finale. Pablo Zabaleta drilled in an equaliser, but Van Persie's deflected free-kick won the game for United. The Dutchman's late intervention capped a dramatic derby packed full of incident and sparked pandemonium in the away end at the Etihad Stadium. It was a huge relief for United, who were aggrieved that they were denied a three-goal advantage seconds before Toure's goal. Ashley Young pounced to convert the rebound when Van Persie's rasping shot cannoned back off the inside of Hart's left-hand post, but he was flagged offside in a marginal decision. Rooney has now scored 10 goals in Manchester derby matches, with the brace moving him above Sir Bobby Charlton as United's all-time leading marksman in the fixture. http://www.bbc.co.uk/sport/0/football/20571835
December 9, 201213 yr Drawing blood: Rio Ferdinand picks up a coin after being struck while celebrating Robin van Persie's winner down the City end Manchester United's Rio Ferdinand suffers facial injuries after being struck by object thrown from the crowd Manchester United defender Rio Ferdinand was struck with a missile thought to have been thrown from the crowd as his team's derby clash with Manchester City ended in ugly scenes. Ferdinand was seen wiping blood from his face following the incident which took place in the aftermath of Manchester United's injury-time winner in their 3-2 victory at the Etihad Stadium. Manchester City trailed 2-0 but fought back to equalise before Robin van Persie's late free-kick secured three points for United. Praising the football, United manager Sir Alex Ferguson said: "It's just unfortunate towards the end a City fan runs on and then they throw coins at our players and that. I don't think you need that. The same thing happened at Chelsea which was masked really by all the other things that happened. But, you know, two fantastic teams today, I think, and a fantastic game of football, and it could do without that." Van Persie was unaware Ferdinand had been injured when he was questioned immediately after the game. The Dutchman said: "I missed the thing with Rio so I will have to look back at it, but that should not really happen on a football pitch." The violent scenes were in contrast to earlier in the match. According to Greater Manchester Police's (GMP) Twitter feed, there had only been one arrest by 2pm of a suspected ticket tout outside the stadium. However, during the game GMP announced that another man was arrested inside the ground on suspicion of committing a racially aggravated public order offence after officers heard racist chanting. Earlier, the match commander Supt Craig Thompson said: "I have every confidence this match will mirror the two derbies last season and the football will be the only talking point." http://www.telegraph.co.uk/sport/football/teams/manchester-united/9733075/Manchester-Uniteds-Rio-Ferdinand-suffers-facial-injuries-after-being-struck-by-object-thrown-from-the-crowd.html
December 9, 201213 yr Glory, glory Man United :D youre a **** that knows fuck all about football, make this your very last post in this thread. my comment on the derby .. United desrved their win today.. they wanted it more
December 10, 201213 yr If knowing fuck all about football means you can't post in this thread, then Daryl you should've stopped fucking ages ago. The only thing you ever post about is Man City, you're clueless about everything else, and even when it comes to City you're a deluded moron. Sometimes your knowledge spreads as far as writing about Lionel Messi (Did you know that's his first name?) and that's about as interesting as you get. When you tell him to make it his last post in the thread you sound so threatening, what exactly are you going to do? Idiot.
December 10, 201213 yr Do people actually interact with that guy on here? From what I gather he just makes posts about some club he doesn't see in person and people pretty much ignore it and move on.
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