Mick Mac

No my original post was about how George Best helped make them the.biggest club in the world not the richest club.

Mick Mac Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > Alan Medic Wrote: > -------------------------------------------------- > ----- > > I have to say that given everything that's > > happened, I thought Lennons ear cupping gesture > at > > the end was ill judged. > > Quite the opposite. What he put up with during > that game in chants from rangers fans, should be > addressed. A spokeswoman for the police said: "We can confirm we have received a complaint regarding Neil Lennon at the end of the Rangers-Celtic football match. Strathclyde Police officers were in attendance at the time and would have taken action at that time if they had deemed it appropriate." Celtic chief executive Peter Lawwell said: "It is absolute nonsense. "It is laughable that such a ludicrous complaint has been made given the abuse Neil received throughout the match.

DJKillaQueen Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > Beckham has brought more fans and revenue in than > George Best I'm afraid if we sre going to be > brutally honest (a by product of sky money and > global media). Having said that GB was a massive > talent and there's no doubting his importance in > the history of Man United and impact on British > football, but like Gasgoine he was an alcoholic > mess, and blew it. Bobby Moore is far more worthy > of celebration than GB imo in all respects - a > true ambassador for the sport. From Wikipedia; "The core strength of Manchester United's global brand is often attributed to Matt Busby's rebuilding of the team and subsequent success following the Munich air disaster, which drew worldwide acclaim. [83] The "iconic" team included Bobby Charlton and Nobby Stiles (members of England's World Cup winning team), Denis Law and George Best. The attacking style of play adopted by this team (in contrast to the defensive-minded "catenaccio" approach favoured by the leading Italian teams of the era) "captured the imagination of the English footballing public". [90] Busby's team also became associated with the liberalisation of Western society during the 1960s; George Best, known as the "fifth Beatle" for his iconic haircut, was the first footballer to significantly develop an off-the-field media profile." As for your comparison between Gascoigne and Best. Just look at what they achieved. Best won a European Cup, 2 League titles and European player of the year. Gazza won none of these and went to Scotland for an easy time.

Could be Schalke 04 United if they keep this up.

rifleman harris Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > Mick said: I don't mind the ?4, its the 10p that > kills me. This means 90p of heavy change. After 10 > pints and ?9 worth of heavy change, I can barely > get myself home > > Mick: thats ?9 to go towards your kebab with > chilli sauce innit?>:D< They don't understand me at that time of night in the kebab shop. in fact I only get pint number 7 8,9,10 because it says stau.....on my glass.

Djkq. She would not be alone in beginning to support MU because of seeing George Best. This man was probably the biggest single player responsible for making them the best supported club in world football. So if you criticise LM you criticise many many others.

James Barber Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > I've looked at the picture again and it looks like > a black man with a white beard I'm amazed anyone would say that.

mockney piers Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > When missus mockers was up the duff and allowed 1 > glass of wine a week, she made me take her to the > poshest places in town and positively insisted > that the glass be expensive as possible, never > less than 10 or 15 quid a pop!! You will be relieved to know Mockers that this only happens on the 1st pregnancy. On subsequent pregnancies you would need a babysitter and ?35 for a glass of wine/babysitter combo is too much for most people. Best just to say you are popping out for a pint of milk next time round.

Greasy chip butty song is good, I agree. Went to a Sheffield United game with a mate once and its was a great laugh.

I don't mind the ?4, its the 10p that kills me. This means 90p of heavy change. After 10 pints and ?9 worth of heavy change, I can barely get myself home.

Alan Medic Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > I have to say that given everything that's > happened, I thought Lennons ear cupping gesture at > the end was ill judged. Quite the opposite. What he put up with during that game in chants from rangers fans, should be addressed.

Yes I can answer that for you smart arse. Good away draw for the hoops today. It's in our hands. 5 wins in a row needed for the title.

You are way off the mark here Huguenot imo. The poster was innocent. It advertised a Governors meeting with parents. David Moyle was a new Governor and the poster most likely reflected the pressure David Moyle was expecting to feel from demanding parents. The head teacher's position was not even relevant to the poster and I cannot see how any calm and rational person would have come to the conclusion that this was anything to do with her.

Atticus Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > Mick, big hoops man myself but hats off to > Rangers' McCoist and Smith following explosive > devices bollocks. Smith particularly poignant in > expressing happiness in the fact that this will be > his last Glasgow derby speaks volumes. I'm born > and bred in Liverpool and despite media rhetoric, > there is no love lost between the two sides, yet > Glasgow is a different ball game altogether. I > think and hope that Smith's denouncing of recent > events might help nullify all future pointless > sectarianism. Absolutely agree Walter has always been a gentleman in his media comments. However he is a tough guy and a winner and his experience will be crucial tomorrow against Lennons relative inexperience. Walter loves the old firm games. Noone likes sectarianism and its worse this week than ever unfortunately.

Think football Jah. It's as good as it gets. All that pressure in 90 mins. Celtics class to win through.

Big one today. Cmon the Hoops. Celtic in my opinion the best team but today they have to earn it. All the pressure on the club the players and manager will ease if they can win today. Chris Commons and the Hooperman to grab the goals. Rangers are brilliantly resilient so even a draw would be good for the Hoops. game on.

Easy tiger. And the Fields of Athenry ? .....

Celtic fans lead the way and Liverpool fans follow.....[as it always was] Just Can't Get Enough....

I know peterluger has a great reputation but when I went to NY he only was in brooklyn. So went to Wolfgangs on Park Avenue. It's the best steak I have ever had bar none. its in Donald Trumps top 5 best NY restaurants. Would also recommend McSorleys ale house for a beer as mentioned by Mr Ben.

Charlotte. Are you for real?

I don't get private messages.

Denis Law is relegation man to United Fans.... Charlotte. I like you assuming your Scottish team is Celtic.

Especially since you have killa in your name.

Shankley Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > Unfortunately I still have about ?190k to pay > off! Lucky you, I would say.

I was hoping to win big on Rory, but having learned the art of hedging I picked Schwartzel as the main threat - and got a big win. Great betting weekend. Mrs Mac can buy Mrs Quids coffee again.