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*Official* English Football Season 2011-12
- Thread starter Johnners
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Scaly piscine
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That looked like it got a slight deflection off the wall, still utterly ****e keeping though.
sledger
Spanish_Vicente
For a match in which I wanted both teams to lose, that turned out to be surprisingly enjoyable. No doubt all the talking will be about the massive howler by the referee, but I hope that's not going to disguise the fact that Spurs were (once again) incredibly ordinary/rubbish.
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The BBC live text was going nuts, I thought he did really well to buy a penalty out of it personally. I don't really get why it winds people up so much, defending as an art form is 90% cynicism but forwards are expected to be little jesus christs.
sledger
Spanish_Vicente
Attacking players diving is more worthy of condemnation than defensive players pulling shirts and fouling imo. Whilst neither is acceptable, in my mind the former act is a lot more dishonest, and that's why people get so upset about it.
BoyBrumby
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Not exactly a position of strength for England either. Rooney's suspended for two games, Bent's almost certainly ****ed, Carroll's, well y'know & Defoe isn't a regular for an ailing Spurts side.
Basically leaves Sturridge and Welbeck (& Crouch, who seems to have been forgetten somewhat since he changed codes to play for Stoke RUFC) unless we get silly and go for the second highest score Englishman in the Prem this year, which is dear old Grunt Holt.
Basically leaves Sturridge and Welbeck (& Crouch, who seems to have been forgetten somewhat since he changed codes to play for Stoke RUFC) unless we get silly and go for the second highest score Englishman in the Prem this year, which is dear old Grunt Holt.
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IMO, Berbatov is light years ahead of Welbeck - he'd score 20 a year without breaking sweat (which he rarely does tbf)
sledger
Spanish_Vicente
I know we tend to go only get Furball's stance on these matters (or at least that's the only real exposure I get to Scottish football), but he seems to be onto something with Neil Lennon.
BBC Sport - Celtic manager Neil Lennon claims referee decisions were personal
Struggle to think of many more objectionable managers in football at the moment to be honest.
BBC Sport - Celtic manager Neil Lennon claims referee decisions were personal
Struggle to think of many more objectionable managers in football at the moment to be honest.
