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Post by Fish on Apr 29, 2007 0:20:23 GMT 10
and the Title  My attention will now focus on my mates Bear and Sackos beloved West Ham avoiding the drop. And Southend staying up in the Championship |
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Post by dru on Apr 29, 2007 0:23:19 GMT 10
Is there a raffle somewhere for the Chelsea fans to enter to make it that little bit fairer to win something lol They'll claim the organiser is more disposed to pulling out a Merch United fans ticket. |
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Post by serious14 on Apr 30, 2007 10:57:37 GMT 10
Phillip Neville is a red Is a red, is a red Phillip Neville is a red He hates Chelsea ;d ;d ;d ;d ;d We shall not, we shall not be moved, We shall not, we shall not be moved, Just like the team, that's gonna win the Mighty Treble - again! We shall not be moved. Dear Chelsea, You f*cked up. Again. Thankyou for the title. See you at Wembley where we will take another trophy from you and your rentboy fans, your twat of a manager and your squad of mercenaries who will be nowhere within 500 miles of West London in 3 years time. Yours in football, A very happy Manc.  |
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Post by hasbeen on May 1, 2007 9:52:52 GMT 10
Did you see an invite was out to all current players to attend Alan Ball's funeral, with the exception of Didier Drogba and Arjen Robben. The organisers were afraid they'd dive in the box.
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Post by Andy on May 1, 2007 17:47:08 GMT 10
Did you see an invite was out to all current players to attend Alan Ball's funeral, with the exception of Didier Drogba and Arjen Robben. The organisers were afraid they'd dive in the box. I find it funny that you are probally a Manure fan, and constantly make diving jokes about Drogba and Robben when you are most likely in love with Cristiano Ronaldo. |
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Post by greenpoleffc on May 1, 2007 17:52:12 GMT 10
Point of order, few filth fans come from W London. Most are ex Manure and Arsenal fans from Guildford.
Doubtless they will revert to Manure again next season.
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Post by ryan on May 2, 2007 9:00:53 GMT 10
Poor Chelsea. I guess you can't buy everything. ;D
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Post by serious14 on May 2, 2007 9:12:08 GMT 10
Being a proud Manc, it hurts me to say this, but thank you Liverpool, thank you so much. Chelsea and Mourinho are a disgusting blight on football and the Champions League is so much better for not having them in the final. Can't wait to see you lot in Athens. Ryan - "poor" Chelsea?? Hardly - 200 million or so pounds, and they still can't make a European final. Rubbish. P.S. Way to fill your seated allocation rentboys - oh, wait....... |
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Post by greenpoleffc on May 2, 2007 9:18:06 GMT 10
Given Fulhams current plight it was harder than usual for me to get much pleasure from this mornings game.
However, the world does look alittle brighter :-).
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Post by marinermick on May 2, 2007 9:26:23 GMT 10
Chelsea were just following the lead of their national team's history when it comes to penalty taking.
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Post by dibo (pron. "DIB-OH") on May 2, 2007 10:24:22 GMT 10
Being a proud Manc, it hurts me to say this, but thank you Liverpool, thank you so much. Chelsea and Mourinho are a disgusting blight on football and the Champions League is so much better for not having them in the final. Can't wait to see you lot in Athens. Ryan - "poor" Chelsea?? Hardly - 200 million or so pounds, and they still can't make a European final. Rubbish. P.S. Way to fill your seated allocation rentboys - oh, wait....... i would also not normally say it but you mancs better win the league and cup double just to really piss them off. no trebles though, ol' big ears already has a dancing partner booked in for athens, and he's a funny looking fella with no forehead, looking to remake acquaintances.  |
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Post by hasbeen on May 2, 2007 10:37:34 GMT 10
"Chelsea were just following the lead of their national team's history when it comes to penalty taking."
You can't surely mean England .. only 1 Englishman took a penalty in this game for Chelsea (Lampard) and he scored.
Do you mean Russia or Portugal as their national team ?
With any luck Chelski will win nothing apart from the League Cup (worth 100 miilion in anybodys book).
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Post by serious14 on May 2, 2007 10:53:31 GMT 10
i would also not normally say it but you mancs better win the league and cup double just to really piss them off. no trebles though, ol' big ears already has a dancing partner booked in for athens, and he's a funny looking fella with no forehead, looking to remake acquaintances. Nah, this photo looks a lot better don't you think?? ;D  Mate, don't worry, we've got the league title sewn up, and if there's any justice in the football world, we'll spank them 7-0 at Wembley just to prove a point....... all the money in the world means f*ck all if you're only game plan consists of "hoof long balls to Drogba then protest in vain at the referee when he dives". That, and they're a pack of twats. As for Ol' Big Ears and his Athens adventure - he didn't like the taste of his 2005 adventure, a bit too Mersey for his taste, he much prefers the taste of Stretford.  |
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Post by mariners4ever on May 2, 2007 18:21:50 GMT 10
i just hope, with liverpools great run penalties, man utd will beat liverpool inside 90 minutes
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Post by dru on May 3, 2007 9:14:17 GMT 10
So who was claiming there teams were going to win a treble???
Can anyone do it now?
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Post by DJ on May 3, 2007 9:18:29 GMT 10
Serious Serious Serious - perhaps that will teach you to not be too cocky with your beloved Manchester United!
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Post by dibo (pron. "DIB-OH") on May 3, 2007 9:36:37 GMT 10
Serious Serious Serious - perhaps that will teach you to not be too cock with your beloved Manchester United! same number of european cups as nottingham forest!   |
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Post by Auburn Mariner on May 3, 2007 10:09:19 GMT 10
Many congrats to Liverpool FC and AC Milan for making their second European Cup Final in 24 months. I think this will be a great final, and I don't care who wins.
Once Liverpool beat Spartak, my fear was that AC, after being penalised in Serie A, having been beaten by LFC in the game of the century in Istanbul AND having a wonderful European Cup record, would come out and thump us at the San Siro. To their immense credit, they did.
AC Milan has MASSIVE motivation for the final, and the early tackles will resemble the firecest Old Firm derby in their intensity. I am sure the memories of Istanbul burn the hearts of Gattuso et al. Liverpool FC, better have your game face on for this one.
May I say that Kaka is magnificent. I think he is the best player in the world right now, with C Ronaldo close behind. Some of the Aussie "experts", like Foster, absolutely trash Cristiano in praising Kaka, which of course is rubbish. They are both world-class.
Oh well, dreams of the treble are gone. So be it, we were beaten by the better team over the two legs. No complaints, no excuses.
This will probably assist us in the EPL and the FA Cup. Here's hoping for a win at the City of Manchester Stadium and a draw or Arsenal (cough, cough) win at the Bridge this weekend.
Que Sera Sera.
Regards,
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Post by serious14 on May 3, 2007 10:14:14 GMT 10
Definite - Man U for the Domestic Double Hopefully - Man U to pull off a second treble inside 8 years by beating Liverscum in the final. DJ - I was wary, not cocky. The only Milan player I would give respect to (for obvious reasons) is Kaka.... some of them are just the sort of people you don't think twice about, and some make me actively angry. Particularly Gattuso. I really, really, _really_ do not like Gattuso. I don't particularly care who wins the final - for vengeance reasons I want Liverpool to smash Milan back to Istanbul and beyond, but I couldn't bear to hear them crap on about "we've got 6". Having said that, I couldn't bear for a team that shouldn't even be in this years competition to win it outright. Here's to a good game either way. Bring on Wembley - and an absolute mauling of Chel$ki. |
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Post by marinermick on May 3, 2007 10:17:10 GMT 10
Definite - Man U for the Domestic Double Hopefully - Man U to pull off a second treble inside 8 years by beating Liverscum in the final. DJ - I was wary, not cocky. Man United should be happy as they had an excellent Champions League campaign. They just played a better team that was more experienced in winning these types of games - as did Chelsea. They will learn valuable lessons from the game today and last week and will be right up there again next season. |
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