Mick Mac

dbboy Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > he's dead > > Mick Mac Wrote: > -------------------------------------------------- > ----- > > Probably Arthur Negus checking out his next > venue. Oh dear. Otherwise, would you have believed it was him flying the helicopter?

I think the Shalke 04 will save me. Cup ? Ah I see.

Friern Road has been clear for two days now. Going for the hat trick tomoz. Very exshited about the prospect.

Is this the thread for people with the number of the year of their birth after their names MickMac67.

Probably Arthur Negus checking out his next venue.

Maxxi got the score right the night.....

Yes.... hilarious wasn't it. I'll stick with it though.

Arsenal 1 Bayern Munich 1 FC Porto 3 Malaga 1 AC Milan 1 Barcelona 3 Galatasaray 2 Schalke 04 :)

How do you know her name LB if the media didn't tell you her name? Anyway, if she was not his girlfriend, she'd be just another of the 50 murders a day in South Africa that you don't hear about and never know their names.

Saturday 16th February 2013 Luton 2 V Millwall 1 Arsenal 3 V Blackburn 1 MK Dons 2 V Barnsley 0 Oldham 1 V Everton 3 Sunday 17th February 2013 Chelsea 2 V Brentford 0 Man City 3 V Leeds United 2 Huddersfield 2 V Wigan 1 Monday 18th February 2013 Man Utd 2 V Reading 0 Wednesday 27th February 2013 Middlesbrough 1 V Brentford 0 or Middlesrough 1 V Chelsea 2

RosieH Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > So I'd suggest, Mick and Jeremy, your sneering > seems is born of wilful ignorance. I know > fashion's not really your bag, Eh, wot ! ?

You are blowing your cover RD. I thought you wanted to stay incognito...

red devil Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > Noted... ie : end of discussion....

RosieH Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > Mick Mac Wrote: > -------------------------------------------------- > ----- > > Please don't complain. > > Bleddin ell. Women, you can't live with em, > .... > > > ...and you can't define them in terms of their > relationship with a man..? unless you are Victoria Beckham.

malumbu Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > > One of the most frightening matches of my life was > seeing Forest Win 2-0 at Celtic in 83, 66,500 > Celtic fans and 500 Forest hiding in one of the > stands. Standing in the jungle with the lovely > chants of IRA Irish Republican Army, and Argentina > Argentina, it was quite nice for Forest to show > how much stronger English football is. Wish I'd been there. English football stronger - depends on the era, look back a bit further.

Could replays cause a problem RD?

womanofdulwich Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > phew Rosie!!Thats a relief- save me writing a > letter of complaint Please don't complain. Bleddin ell. Women, you can't live with em, ....

Are you Scottish? "the wee bump" But yes - I found it laughable. If you are super famous and want privacy, stay indoors. Swimsuit photos should be ok. [Topless photos I disagree with completely however]

There were a number of penalties given for this in the world cup in South Korea (possibly when the corner kick had just been taken as opposed to the ball being out of play), but its obvioulsy not considered a foul by some referees.

He's fallen in with bad company. Last seen leaving the Castle with Richard Dawkins "I feel sorry for the Pope and all old Catholic priests. Imagine having a wasted life to look back on and no sex," Dawkins wrote on his Twitter page. The God Delusion author was referring to the life of celibacy that Catholic priests are required to take when choosing the path of ministry. Read more at http://global.christianpost.com/news/richard-dawkins-mocks-pope-benedict-xvi-for-wasted-life-and-no-sex-89865/#qFW1CP09sprLwox7.99

I wasn't responding to you Maxxi I thought your comment was fair - I'm just shooting my thoughts out there. I do think it was a superb performance bearing in mind the step up in class and the 10x times cost between the teams - I thought Celtic were shown to be naive in the end, but I expected people to see Celtic in a way they maybe had not before, being a passing team with some very good players esp a strong midfield. Unfortunatley the two late goals makes it easy for people to say they were outclassed. I know I'm boring you all, so I'll drop it now.

(Obviously I meant anyone apart from you SCSB/SD3) Only defensive errors gave Juventus their opportunities. As a tactic Celtic made the mistake of fronting up and controlling possession. They would have been better served by sitting back and playing the underdog. Gordon Strachan after 70 mins said it was the best Celtic performance in Europe that he can remember and I think that was right, before the late defensive errors.

Well done uncle Glen. Up the arse is just where he needs it.

Well I thought Celtic were superb tonight. We dominated them completely in midfield from start to finish. And I was proud. We had an Africans Cup winning defender, who I wanted to play, but in hindsight should not have played was responsible for 2 lost goals. No chance now but I defy anyone who watched the "whole" game live on ITV to say they were not impressed by Celtic tonight. I say that partly because this team will not be together next year. Wanyama will be in England. He completely dominated Juve.

Despite the early goal very happy with Celtic. A good disciplined display, good passing and a decent advert for the teams capabilities. Ironically we are dominating midfield with Wanyama and Juve are choosing to bypass that with the long pass which of course they are very good at. Hoping for a draw now.