Parkdrive

Otta Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > That was never a red! I would agree with that on the basis that Kompany won the ball cleanly without even touching the opposition player, and have to agree Rooney getting in the refs face put pressure on him to produce the card. City showed that characteristic that Sky would have you believe is unique to Man Ure, "character". 11 a side I think Citeh would have won the game. Still the Liverpool V Man Ure should be tasty. What's the score with the Liverpool fan dishing out racial abuse to an Oldham player. Worrying trend if true.

Eliza.D Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > Oh Mrs T is still with us. > > I can honestly say that I > there is not another women still living detest > more > We used to say Maggie may be a women but she is > not a sister. > Most great women have songs written about them in > reverence but doesn?t Mrs T have songs about > condemnation of her, Elvis Costello?s Tramp the > dirt down. > Simply Red also had a song which I forget the > title and am sure Billy Bragg has several The Beat brought a song out called "Stand Down Margret"

The Arsenals nil nil draw at St James park earlier this season with only 10 men doesn't seem so bad now. Ferdinand was given the run around last night, looked awful.

pk Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > MrCheeky Wrote: > -------------------------------------------------- > ----- > > yes i belive they are innocent and so do many > > other people. > > > but not twelve of their peers who actually heard > all the evidence and the arguments presented by > both sides and taking it all into account thought > that they were both guilty beyond reasonable doubt And there is where I rest my case, which is what the brief for the prosecution probably said at the end of his closing speech.

MrCheeky Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > oh you bet im for real quote The "close > relationship" between parts of Scotland Yard and > the media has caused "serious harm", a report > says. > > The report by Dame Elizabeth Filkin says > information had previously been given > "inappropriately". > > This had "compromised" the way police and the > media scrutinised each other's activities, it > added. Let me get this straight, do you believe that the defendants are innocent and that they've been "set up" by the press and police. I trust your view isn't tainted by the experience described in another thread on this forum?

MrCheeky Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > they have been made scape goats to keep the peace > . all the intrest in this trial these guys didnt > have a leg to stand on . there would of been riots > in the streets if they were found not guilty . i > hope that clarifys it for you and others Are you for real?

Mick Mac Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > He is a cheat, obviously. It will always leave a > slight tarnish on his reputation. Obviously I think the guy is a god, but lets try and be objective here. Did the nation that had the very very very dodgy penalty awarded against them, which gave the Irish the opportunity which they duly converted, gave them the chance to face France, make as much fuss as the Irish did about the Henry incident? Do they also continually refer to it in the same way that the English do about the Maradonna incident (lets not forget the little swan dive Michael "the bench warmer" Owen went in for against Argentina some years later eh?) Do the Brazilians carp on about the way Pele was disgracefully kicked out of a world cup decades back? If they do, then I would repeat my previous advice to move on. But I'm not sure they are that bothered.

maxxi Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > So hero then... You obviously don't agree and if you're Irish all I can say is get over it. I watch my club week in week out, not my country, nor do I spend time, money and emotion following the fortunes of my country, so take a wild guess and guess where my loyalties lie. Club versus country is a nonsense.

maxxi Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > Makes me wonder how Irish Gooners are feeling > right now.... club or country? Returning Hero or > Cheating Tosser? The thing about that is that Ireland were fortunate to be playing France at that stage. They had previoulsy got a very very dubious penalty which got them to that stage, so lets not forget that before we go the route of accusing others of cheating. He who lives in glass houses and all that >>>>>

Voyageur Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > woodrot Wrote: > -------------------------------------------------- > ----- > > 2012 will hopefully see Thatcher go up and meet > > Pinochet in the afterlife. > > > Blimey .... how unpleasant are you? Not as unpleasant as Thatcher and her despot cronie Pinochet

Gary Ablett ex Liverpool and Everton player passes away aged 46

So Thatcher was "honourable" eh? Is that what you call some that has dealings with a mass muderer? It has a different meaing where I come from.

Dermot Kav Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > Her 'dealings' with Pinochet were that his regime > assisted the British govt in the Falklands War, > and being an honourable person she never forgot > that debt, despite any private misgivings she had > about his domestic policy He and his regime were responsible for murdering theiir own people. Despicable. Like I said I'll shed no tears for her in the same way she was that she was indifferenr to the murders of Chilean civilians.

Suarez hasn't covered himself in glory here but then nor has Dalglish and Liverpool. Can't see on what basis Liverpool can appeal. Nice see that nasty little mercenary get subbed after another anonymous performance. I bet Citeh are glad they managed to lever him away from the Arsenal.

I for one will shed no tears over a person that had close dealings with Pinochet.

How happy am I!!!!!! Rags and Chavski lose, spuds draw, brilliant! For a club in crisis and a makeshift back 4, we aint doing bad!

So erm.......................did you all have a nice Christmas?

Jah Lush Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > Who cares? I mean really? Who cares? You could > start a Scottish football thread of your own and > see who turns up to watch the tumbleweed. Oh! Hang > on - Scottish Football Focus. you could always get that enlightened chap Alan Hansen to host it, he's looking for a gig!

Jah Lush Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > Who cares? I mean really? Who cares? You could > start a Scottish football thread of your own and > see who turns up to watch the tumbleweed. Oh! Hang > on - Scottish Football Focus. >:D<

70'S SOUL AT ITS FINEST.

Anyone want to make a prediction as to results over the festive season?

???? Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > With all due respect Parkdrive you really don't > think that the likes of Marvin Gaye, James Brown, > John Coltraine, Brian Wilson don't get much > credit? i think you've some excellent candidates > on your list but plenty who are pretty widely > acknowleged too! My bad, got a bit carried away there. :-$