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Jah Lush Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > Wouldn't surprise me. We're that shit at the > moment. What I still can't understand is why on earth they brought AVB on board. I just don't get it. Norwich 1 West Ham 1 Arsenal 2 Southampton 0 Aston Villa 1 Swansea 2 Fulham 2 West Brom 1 Man Utd 3 Wigan 0 QPR 1 Chelsea 3 Stoke 1 Man City 2 Sunderland 1 Liverpool 2 Reading 1 Tottenham 2 Everton 2 Newcastle 2

Otta Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > He hasn't done bad, but I do still have some pity > for him, I believe that given the choice of > sitting on the bench, or the injury table and > being paid a load of money, or being fit and > playing for that money, he'd wish he could be fit > and playing. > > A career that promised much more than it ended up > giving. Yeah I'm gutted for the poor multi-millionaire. Life must be a real bitch for him.

Otta Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > Anyway, on another subject, I saw this comment on > a BBC page about Michael Owen's move to Stoke, and > it made me laugh > > "Good on Owen. Doing what is best for him and his > career just like everyone else in this forum. > Obviously the thicko brigade will say "yeh but he > ain't loyal to us fans.". Well get a life and stop > putting so much personal emotion and self esteem > in the performance of a random, ever changing > cluster of people who temporarily play for a > business partially adorning the name of a town > that may be near you." Owens not done bad considering he's earned tens of thousands of pounds for sitting down for quite a few years. Englands answer to Winston Bogarde formerly of CSKA Fulham.

Huguenot Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > The real one? > > This was a very real tragedy for the family and > immediate relatives of the deceased. I feel > desperately sad for them. > > The rest of the episode is an mythological > construct that feeds off itself. Is this meant to be ironic? So the cover up, the lies from the authorities and the media is a "mythological construct"? You don't live on planet Earth, more like cloud cuckoo land.

Huguenot Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > Football fans regularly fought with police > officers, people on the terraces regularly > urinated either where they stood or into other > people's pockets for a laugh, and thieves were > rife. I doubt that Liverpool supporters were any > different, nor would they have been angels during > the run up to that match. > > We all saw on television during last year's riots > sveral grown men ransack the property of a 20 year > old Malaysian student who had a broken jaw and was > heavily bleeding. People don't suddenly change > their nature when they see an opportunity to > exploit a weakness - what chances there was even > one guy in the crowd who took a similar approach? > > Yes The Sun tried to sell newspapers and > fabricated or heavily embellished the tales of > witnesses. Liverpool fans weren't the only ones to > suffer this treatment. Don't buy the Sun? What > about the Mail or the Mirror? Cut from the same > cloth. > > The heavily polarised approach of Liverpool > supporters provides their own tightly edited, > rose-tinted and implausible version of events that > appears nearly as distanced from the truth as that > of the Sun. Jesus what planet do you live on?

Annasfield Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > Well I am glad that Liverpool had those kids that > "weren't even born" on their side rather than > someone like you. > > Liverpool fans beat up brave cops > Liverpool fans urinated on the dead > Liverpool fans stole from the dead > > None of that was true. If you don't class that as > a smear, then I'd like to know which planet you > are living on > > The only reason that this has finally come out is > because the people of Liverpool wouldn't let it > just be swept away. > > http://t1.gstatic.com/images?q=tbn:ANd9GcTxe906J8L > 6tbJD8qZ81ocTBvQx4pZaaup1wCDd7NgTSiQ_kYj0ig I agree with you Anna, and as a football fan and a human being, I'm appalled at the scale of the lies, deceit and cover up that has come to light and how far up the laddder it goes. One of the Arsenal blog sites, REDactionAFC, has received hundreds of tweets suggesting fans sing YNWA on matchday this Saturday. I would be pleased to support that suggestion. Furthermore, I hope those responsible for this tragedy and the cover are brought before the courts. Many fans across the UK are thinking "there but for the grace of god" regarding that day, so this is no JUST a Liverpool issue.

Jeremy Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > Hatton comeback looking certain now! I think Hatton is seriously deluded if he thinks he has a chance of succeeding with this. I'm guessing he has pissed his money away hence the desperation of a come back.

Well, where to start with Englands performance? Dull, dreary, lacking imagination. I'll leave it there. 3rd in the FIFA world rankings? Yeah right. As for the Hillsbotough disaster, I hope the families and loved ones of those who died finally get closure.

ianr Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > > When the case went to court, the would be thief, > who it turned out had a string of convictions > > for burglary and violent disorder, chose not to > give evidence. > > Case was then dismissed againt the van owner. > > I'm not sure we were told it actually reached > court. > > > In his shoes I would have done exactly the > same. > > We don't know exactly how he acted. We were given > some partial indication of the injuries, which > received hospital treatment, and told of the GBH > charge. Whats your point?

I watched a programme yesterday evening called the lockup on BBC 3, its about a Humberside Police custody suite for those that haven't seen or are not aware of it. One the cases highlighted the situation of a self employed guy who caught a man trying to break into his van with a crowbar to steal his work tools. The van owner took the thief on and in doing so managed to take the crowbar from the thief and in fight that ensued the van owner walloped the thief with his own crowbar, in what he said was self defence. When the case went to court, the would be thief, who it turned out had a string of convictions for burglary and violent disorder, chose not to give evidence. Case was then dismissed againt the van owner. I couldn't help but feel huge delight for the man who did what he thought was right by protecting what he had worked so hard for. In his shoes I would have done exactly the same. And I know some posters will be thinking that the van owner should have called the police WITHOUT approaching the would be thief, but he probably thought it was worth making a stand, as I do.

They're both babies who need their respective egos massaged on a regular basis whilst laughing all the way to the bank.

El Pibe Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > "However, if I did, and I found myself in a > situation confronting an intruder in my home at > any time of the day or night, I'd shoot first and > ask questions later." > > And tahat's why I don't want gun ownership right > there in a nutshell. > > Plus if you actually follow that sentence with > "m'lud" that's 20 years inside right there. Just like the couple that just got away scot free yeah? And I'm not arguing FOR gun ownership, just saying IF I had, and IF a situation like that arose I would use it. Nobody on here seems to have come up with a sweeping condemnation of those that commit burglary or the like and that I find strange. It's as if trying to protect you and yours is in some way wrong.

Jah Lush Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > Yeah! Cracking game that. His finest moment in a > Spurs shirt. Done just about feck-all since and we > still can't get him off our books. Yet another Bendtner type who believed his own hype and didn't deliver. Doubtless feeling "sad", just like that other spoilt brat Ronaldo.

I, for one, believe that burglars are a brave and hardy breed just like a learned judge said recently. Clown. I believe somebody has previously posted on this thread something to effect that burglary is not a life threatening situation. Really, is that in evey case? How do you what an uninvited individuals intentions are once they have entered your property? I do not own, and never have owned, a firearm. However, if I did, and I found myself in a situation confronting an intruder in my home at any time of the day or night, I'd shoot first and ask questions later. I can't see that engaging the person in conversation would lessen the threat to my well being. And what the f**k is he he doing there anyway? The last thing going through my mind would be the stastics thrown about on here as to the rights and wrongs of the situation.

Outrageous!!! the couple that shot those poor misguided souls have been let off. What on earth is going on in this country? They should be clapped in irons and flogged to within an inch of their lives to instill tolerance into their useless souls.

I believe he may be off to Oz according to the reports I've seen.

I would sit the poor confused dear down, ask him if he's lost his way and offer him a nice cup of tea. After which I'd send him on his way with a cheery wave and my best wishes.

Not to be out done by a rags fan

Jah Lush Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > Hmmmm...Paris St Germain and Man City are probably > the only two clubs (bar maybe Russian or Chinese) > that could afford him. Why leave Real Madrid > though? Maybe Mourinho doesn't polish his ego > enough as he's too busy shining his own. Quality Jah. ;)

red devil Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > Bluerevolution Wrote: > -------------------------------------------------- > ----- > > New merchandise just in at Manchester Utd > > store-The RVP tray, big enough to carry 10 > mugs. > > I can smell your fear BR :) Looks like he might do for the rags what he did for us last season.

Very happy with the performance by the Arsenal today. 3 points, clean sheet, and a goal a piece for 2 of the new starters. Early days yet but I'm pleased with that. Come on you Saints, show the same spirit that was on display against City.

AVB was damaged goods before he arrived at Spurs, god knows what they were thinking when they took him on.

Oh dear Carroll off holding sis hamstring, not good.

Fulham look shocking, missing the players they've sold on.

Chavski start with Torres and Hazard UEFA super cup and still find themselves 3 nil down at half time. Mind you Athletic are playing like a team which you couldn't accuse the chavs of doing in the first 45.