January 25, 201016 yr OMFG! A football thread! I just can't believe I just found it now. Maybe that's because you were spending all your time in the "Arcade"!:P
January 25, 201016 yr Maybe that's because you were spending all your time in the "Arcade"!:P I think so :rolleyes: So, I think you already heard of Internacional. We beat Barcelona in 2006 Club World Cup. We rock, don't we? :dozey:
January 27, 201016 yr I just joined a few days ago, but I have to express my despair... I'm a Manchester City fan. :cry:
January 27, 201016 yr I just joined a few days ago, but I have to express my despair... I'm a Manchester City fan. :cry: Oh fuck off BOO HOO I SUPPORT THE RICHEST CLUB IN THE WORLD WHO ARE GUNNA ACHIEVE SUCCESS WITHOUT EARNING IT :(
January 27, 201016 yr Yowza! I thought this was a thread for everyone! I'm not a glory fan expecting success overnight. It's just difficult to come so close to the first final in years and lose it to United. :rolleyes: Ah well, onwards and upwards... and I'll think before opening my mouth next time!
January 27, 201016 yr There'll be fireworks at work tomorrow, half blue half red with a tiny claret (me) in between. Someone pass me a tin hat!
January 28, 201016 yr Yowza! I thought this was a thread for everyone! I'm not a glory fan expecting success overnight. It's just difficult to come so close to the first final in years and lose it to United. :rolleyes: Ah well, onwards and upwards... and I'll think before opening my mouth next time! But you're from Preston...
January 30, 201016 yr Yes I am... and I wasn't pretending to be anything else! A supporter of any club isn't going to feel any different about their club's local rivals, no matter where they're from. You get supporters from all over the world who are just as excited and passionate about local derbies even though they're miles away. Just because someone wasn't born and bred there, it doesn't mean they are inferior/don't have the right to feel the same way that a local fan can. Anyway, I didn't want to start off any arguments/bad feelings here. I am genuinely a football fan and not just a whinger, however my first post came across! :) I would just like to join in some light-hearted discussion from time to time.
January 30, 201016 yr I just don't get why in a city with a Championship team you wouldn't support them.
January 30, 201016 yr I do take an interest in North End, and I always want them to do well, but my Dad's been a City fan since childhood so I suppose that was always going to be the most likely team for me to end up supporting. It just got passed on.
January 30, 201016 yr Gutted ... we lost. We did ourselves proud though, it took their best performance too beat us. They know its just a matter of time now.
January 30, 201016 yr I do take an interest in North End, and I always want them to do well, but my Dad's been a City fan since childhood so I suppose that was always going to be the most likely team for me to end up supporting. It just got passed on. Yes, family connections are common reasons for supporting a particular club too. I'm in the same boat.;) I see what you did there, by the way................... :rolleyes:
January 30, 201016 yr I do take an interest in North End, and I always want them to do well, but my Dad's been a City fan since childhood so I suppose that was always going to be the most likely team for me to end up supporting. It just got passed on.You're more likely to support the first team you're introduced to, so I'm in a similar position being a Burnley fan rather than a Bolton fan. I took some stick at school in Bolton let me tell ya!
January 31, 201016 yr cant wait for man utd v arsenal later tonight!! im predicting a 3-1 victory to red devils.
January 31, 201016 yr I was born and raised in Bolton but that doesn't make me a Wanderer!You're more likely to support the first team you're introduced to So how did that come to be Burnley?:confused: so I'm in a similar position being a Burnley fan rather than a Bolton fan. I took some stick at school in Bolton let me tell ya! I had the same situation with Hammers fans.:dozey:
January 31, 201016 yr So anyway, the Spuds managed to drop even more points, and Liverpool are now breathing down their neck.:lol:
February 8, 201016 yr Bolton's Gary Cahill out with blood clot Bolton defender Gary Cahill could miss the rest of the season because of a blood clot in his arm. The 24-year-old, who had been tipped to make England's World Cup squad, was taken ill on Friday and sat out Saturday's 0-0 draw against Fulham. Bolton manager Owen Coyle revealed: "Gary suffered a pain in his arm and it became severely swollen. "It turns out he had a blood clot in his arm, so he is going to be out for a number of months." Cahill is due to be released from hospital on Monday after being kept in since Saturday. "It is a severe blow for the boy but our main concern is his welfare. We have to make sure Gary is fit and well," said Coyle. "He will miss the next few months, it might be for the rest of the season, we will hear from the specialist later. "The clot needed to be resolved and in doing that you need the medication. It follows you can't play. "I don't think it is a sport-related injury, I think it is just one of those things that can happen to anyone at any given time, " said the Bolton boss. The former England Under-21 player has been in excellent form for Wanderers this season, earning a call into the full England squad and had been linked with a move away from the Reebok Stadium during the January transfer window. Coyle had led calls for England boss Fabio Capello to take the former Aston Villa player to this summer's World Cup in South Africa. However, his chances of making the squad have now been severely dented - even if he does manage a return for his club before the end of the Premier League season. Coyle, at least, seemed in little doubt that his chances were scuppered: "He had a chance of going to the World Cup - but that chance will come again." The former Burnley boss, though, promised that Cahill will receive first-class treatment in his recovery bid: "Gary will get the best care available to him. As much as we love football, we will focus on making sure Gary recovers well." Cahill was part of England's squad for the World Cup qualifying victory over Kazakhstan in June, 2009 but is yet to win a senior cap.
February 9, 201016 yr "Terry, wherever he may be, Don't leave your wife in his com-pan-y............................... ":rolleyes:
February 9, 201016 yr Peter Crouch you lucky robot dancing fella Ana Ivanovic is in SI as well, looking pretty good.
February 9, 201016 yr Peter Crouch you lucky robot dancing fella Ana Ivanovic is in SI as well, looking pretty good. :confused:
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