Parkdrive

Alan Medic Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > Wouldn't it be great if Leicester could keep it > up. It would be the best thing that's happened to the product known as the Premier League as far as I can remember. I genuinely hope they win it. I'm tired of the same old same old. It would be a real boost to the league.

red devil Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > maxxi Wrote: > -------------------------------------------------- > ----- > > red devil Wrote: > > > -------------------------------------------------- > > > ----- > > > LVG, I'll drive him there myself... > > > > > > And pick up Jose for the return journey... > > Nooooooo! Thankfully he's too toxic right now, but > if Pep and Ancelotti end up at City and Bayern, > the cupboard of potential new managers is looking > bare... Toxic now? I can't think of a time when he hasn't been. I could be wrong but I can't think of a club he hasn't left acrimoniously.

Ladygooner Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > So, Barcelona in the next round of Champions > League.......... You could have put money on it, still if you're going to win anything you have to face top opposition at some point.

red devil Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > Looking at some of the pics, Klopp was in danger > of spontaneously combusting... Very odd scenes on the touch line during that game. That aside Skrtel was very lucky to stay on the pitch following his 2 footed lunge, just as well he didn't connect.

The expression on the faces of the Liverpool players during the celebration after a 2-2 draw, to me it looked like they were thinking WTF to a man.

Parkdrive Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > I've done mine, but I'm expecting some crazy > results again this weekend Or maybe not!!!

I've done mine, but I'm expecting some crazy results again this weekend

My ballons going up - Archie bell and the drells

adonirum Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > Otta Wrote: > -------------------------------------------------- > ----- > > Trump and Katie Hopkins are on the same page. > > Tells you all you need to know. > > Apparently, he's now quoted as praising her, Otta. Two coonts together, they deserve each other , toxic twats

Jah Lush Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > Yeah, credit where it's due. Excellent stuff from > Le Arse last night. Having Ramsey back must be a > massive lift for the team. Excellent hat-trick > from Giroud and you'd hope that would put all > those silly Walcott fantasies about being a centre > forward back in the box where they belong. Walcott will never be a centre forward, striker yes but never a centre forward

red devil Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > I can't believe Gus Poyet is one of the favs for > the Swansea job. > Great performance by Arsenal and Giroud last > night... Me neither!! I thought Giroud and Campbell had great games, and Ramsey is far better playing centrally than out wide. Probably be out next round but hey ho.

Brendan Rogers anyone?

I'm no expert either Foxy, I try to use past results as a guide but this season that's all gone out of the window!!!

DulwichFox Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > Park Drive did well to score 8 points on those > results.. > > Foxy Cheers Foxy. To be fair it's not been a season where previous and recent history has been a useful guide to predict outcomes of games. I certainly wouldn't have said Chelsea would be so poor and Leicester so brilliant, would you?

I would have had chicarito at Arsenal in a heartbeat. Not sure what he did to piss United off.

Alan Medic Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > I watched the MOTD highlights today. There could > have been quite a few goals though WH could have > scored first. LVG is getting a lot of stick. He > not endearing as such but he is rebuilding. Our > defence shows that and Mike Smalling in particular > seems to have benefitted. > I like that LVG gives young players a chance. > Perhaps all he needs is a goalscorer and Rooney to > remain injured. A goal scorer like chicarito?

Bloody hell, yet another crap week!!! 5 points only. The chavs continuing implosion is my only comfort.

Alan Medic Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > New York Times publish front page editorial for > first time since 1920's, on the subject of gun > control. > > http://www.nytimes.com/2015/12/05/opinion/end-the- > gun-epidemic-in-america.html?_r=0 I thoroughly commend the calls for US gun control and would like to think this might make those with the necessary clout over there will take notice, but doubt it. Beyond tragic

James D Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > Anybody know a pub locally where you might be able > to watch 3pm kicks offs on Saturday? Specifically, > Man United v West Ham. East Dulwich, Nunhead, > Forest Hill, Sydenham? PM if necessary. If you did catch it live, I bet you wish you hadn't bothered.

Back in October didn't the wonderful Dave say that Russia bombing Syria would lead to further radicalization in the area?

DaveR Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > It's always easier to decide not to do anything. > As has been widely observed, Corbyn's stance does > not represent either principle or pragmatism. > He's not a pacifist - he has actively supported > 'armed struggle' by various groups in various > places in the past - but nor does he have an > actual plan (even a hopeless one) for achieving a > diplomatic resolution. Seems to me the way things have unraveled in the middle east in the past god knows how long, no f**ker has a clue, never mind a plan.

Yet another poor week, the prem is all over the place this season

Isn't LVG a respected manager then?

red devil Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > People aren't obliged to sing it, La Marseillaise > has become more than a national anthem, it's > become symbolic of 'we're all in it together' i.e. > the borderless fight against IS. There's far more > chance of some idiots disrespecting a minutes > silence... Well said

Don't see what harm it could do