atila the gooner

She's a rich girl, she don't try to hide it, she's got diamonds on the soles of her shoes. He's a poor boy empty as a pocket witth nothing to lose. ( The brilliant Paul Simon)

I can't go for that, no can do!!!

The supposedly mighty CSKA Fulham struggled over overcome those heavyweights of the footballing world knwon as Leicester!!!! Fat Frank scores 3 and all of a sudden he is a world beater. God, how I despise this club!!! :X

Ladygooner Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > The smelliest job I had was on a saturday morning > whilst still at school working for a > laundry.........I was in charge of pressing old > men's long johns which had a variety of stains on > them! Way too much info here Ladygooner!!!!!!!!

Brendan Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > The job I have at the moment is the most boring > soul destroying job I have ever done. Mostly > because it is for an employer that seems to only > promote apathy and mediocrity. > > I much preferred being a barman even though this > is by far better paid with better hours. Regrettably the tendency to reward apathy and mediocrity is a widespread practice across the UK. Certainly has been since I satrted working as a callow 16 year old back in 1973. Don't let the bastards grind you down!!

I've had too many to list, but I'm currently working for an HR outsourcing company and it is about as interesting as watching paint dry!!!!!!!!!!!!

Saturdays footy Arsenal 2 - Manure 1 Aston Villa 2 - Derby 0 Blackburn 1 - Liverpool 0 Everton 2 - Birmingham 1 Fulham 0 - Reading 2 Boro 1 - Spurs 1 Toon 1 - Pompey 2 Wigan 0 - CSKA Fulham 3(It pains me to predict such a result, but I can't see Wigan getting anything here)

mockney piers Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > Marco Boogers, Samassi Abou, Florin Radicioui; not > to mention Gary Charles and Paolo Futre for not > actually playing for quite substantial sums of > money. Good old 'arry. Everyone forgets some of the duds he's bought over the years!!

Ok I've got another one for you _ Glen Helder. I'm not sure if he was a Graham disaster or a Rioch disaster, either way he was toilet!!!!;-)

david_carnell Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > Thomas Brolin...oh god, make it stop. Yes I remember him. God he was poor!!!

Jah Lush Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > Danny Murphy didn't even make the bench most of > the time at Spurs. He's bench warming at Fulham > now. Talk about a career nosedive. Are you talking about his move to spurs or fulham >:D<

Keef Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > In case no Man U fans join in, I think Mr Veron > deserves a mention! >:D > Found this page whch might be amusing. As well as Lauren Blanc, Djemba Djemba (so bad they named him twice)

Jah Lush Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > Surely in the history of the Arse it's gotta be > Peter Marinello. I remember him being hailed as > the next George Best but he was more like George > Bush. Useless! I remember seeing him play and he did look a bit useful, but regretabbly that lasted about as long as a soap bubble!! Come on Jah, you've had a few stinkers play for your lot. Name & shame them.

Ladygooner Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > Not that many goals and mostly in the Carling cup! > He whinged the whole time about the weather too! Fair play, but we should have learnt our lesson after the Reyes episode. Didn't he moan about the weather, missed his mums cooking, wanted to play for Real (look were that got him, the ungrateful git!!)

Ladygooner Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > Baptista! Be fair, at least he scored us a few goals. I saw him play and he wasn't as bad Bramble ( jesus could anyone be that bad??)

Who are the players that have joined your club and you thought they would be the next best thing since the second coming of christ and they turned to be as useful as Titus Bramble???

Keef Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > "Kewell on the other hand...." > > Yeah and he's been a great servant for us ever > since :-S Just thank your lucky stars you've not had a mega ego like Anelka in your side!!! OH...... sorry you have!!!

Elton John - Come down in time

Toots and the Maytals - Monkey Man

Martin Jol was at Southend on Saturday, is that significant?

bagpuss78 Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > Trick or treaters will be knocking tomorrow For some sweets kids will, beg, steal or borrow

Kool and the Gang - Funky stuff, Jungle Boogie Average white band - work to do Main ingredient - Magic Shoes

david_carnell Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > It would be equally nice to, once again, deny you > the title on the last day of the season whilst > avoiding relegation. > > Do you remember that one too, Atilla? > > :)) > > I thought Wise was a bit of a to*&er as well, but > he compliments the Elland Road attitude. Similar > tot that of Millwall - no one likes us...we don't > care. If anything it has created a siege mentality > that is working brilliantly for us. See this > article in yesterday's Guardian for an example of > the baying crowd at ER getting the better of the > opposition. Of course I remember it, I also remember that the 5 we stuck past you helped condemnd you to relegation and that most loyal of Leeds servants, Smith promptly jumped ship. What a true "white Rose" yorkshire man he turned out to be despite his pledges of loyality. As Jim Royle would say "Loyalty, my arse!!"

david_carnell Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > East Dulwich Angst Wrote: > -------------------------------------------------- > ----- > > Leeds 4 - Millwall 0 1/2 hr to go > > > > Here we go with Leeds United > > We're gonna give the boys a hand > > Stand up and sing for Leeds United > > They are the greatest in the land > > etc etc etc > > Blimey, another fan, excellent! The mighty whites > now have an army of three in East Dulwich alone. > Welcome to the club Angst - Clare and I thought we > were the only brick throwers around these parts > ;-) > > Cracking result on Saturday. Wise is up for > Manager of the Moth again - results on Thurs > afternoon. Massive game on Saturday against > Carlisle. Win that and then against Bournemouth on > the Tuesday and we could be top of the league! > > Marching on Together. > > ps. I've got a feeling there are a couple of > televised games on Sky, we should try and get > together and see if a pub will put them on for us. I hope you get to the premiership with Dennis Wise, as I can't satnd the man and it would be nice to stick 5 past his team like we did the last time you were in the Premiership >:D<

Jah Lush Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > Atila, you have just gone up hugely in my > estimation. Sweet Lady Mary (from Long Player - > 1971) is an absolutely gorgeous song and one of my > all time favourite tracks from The Faces. Lovely > bit of pedal steel by Ronnie Wood by the way and > this is from the time when Rod was great. I can > forgive him the rest of his career after the Faces > because he was just so bloody good then but once > he went all Hollywood - forget it. > > The Faces - Sweet Lady Mary Jah, you're not wrong. I loved this band in my teens, and was lucky enough to catch them live in 1974 at the Lewisham Odeon (RIP) They were a treat live, they weren't the tightest band in the world, but they made you feel good!!! Weird how we share a great taste in music, but are poles apart on the football front!! (Only joshing!!!!)