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- davet010
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Ypu don't know what you're missing....
Oh, and Real have announced they've signed Horseface, so Fergie is either
- clueless
- a lying get
- drunk
or fortunate in that he's conned another £5m out of Real.
Oh, and Real have announced they've signed Horseface, so Fergie is either
- clueless
- a lying get
- drunk
or fortunate in that he's conned another £5m out of Real.
"The players come from all over the world, the money from deep underneath the Persian Gulf, but, as another, older City poster campaign put it, this is their city. They may now exist in the global spotlight, but they intend to keep it that way."
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Raul or Robinho - they are the only two who are safe, because they aren't at least 10 kilos overweight.
Cassano - not worth what they paid for him, and that was nothing.
Ronaldo - past it
If I was chairman, Raul would be gone - but they will never do that to the local boy, so I say..Cassano, you are the weakest link, goodbye.
Cassano - not worth what they paid for him, and that was nothing.
Ronaldo - past it
If I was chairman, Raul would be gone - but they will never do that to the local boy, so I say..Cassano, you are the weakest link, goodbye.
"The players come from all over the world, the money from deep underneath the Persian Gulf, but, as another, older City poster campaign put it, this is their city. They may now exist in the global spotlight, but they intend to keep it that way."
- davet010
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He supports Hartlepool, who were relegated last year.
Ergo, you mean that he remains on suicide watch.

Ergo, you mean that he remains on suicide watch.

"The players come from all over the world, the money from deep underneath the Persian Gulf, but, as another, older City poster campaign put it, this is their city. They may now exist in the global spotlight, but they intend to keep it that way."
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That should draw him out from wherever he has been hiding
In other news, the Man Called Horseface has passed his medical at Real (and called it the Biggest Club in the World, to piss Fergie off).
Fergie has celebrated getting rid of his only goalscorer by paying £18m for Michael Carrick, thus confirming that his brain has been well and truly destroyed by alcohol.

In other news, the Man Called Horseface has passed his medical at Real (and called it the Biggest Club in the World, to piss Fergie off).
Fergie has celebrated getting rid of his only goalscorer by paying £18m for Michael Carrick, thus confirming that his brain has been well and truly destroyed by alcohol.
"The players come from all over the world, the money from deep underneath the Persian Gulf, but, as another, older City poster campaign put it, this is their city. They may now exist in the global spotlight, but they intend to keep it that way."
I understand the hate for Man U and 18m for Carrick seems way too much for a guy who was playing in the Championship just 2 (3?) seasons ago, BUT "only goalscorer"? Rooney is no Darrius Vassel,davet010 wrote: Fergie has celebrated getting rid of his only goalscorer by paying £18m for Michael Carrick, thus confirming that his brain has been well and truly destroyed by alcohol.


RVN was a fantastic scorer for United and he was a true 'in the box' striker. I think he'll complement Robinho who spends most of his time roaming around the box and Beckham will fly in some crosses his way that will make him top five scorer in Spain. Madrid did get better, but so did Barcelona. M. Carrick is not worth all that money although he's a class act.davet010 wrote:That should draw him out from wherever he has been hiding![]()
In other news, the Man Called Horseface has passed his medical at Real (and called it the Biggest Club in the World, to piss Fergie off).
Fergie has celebrated getting rid of his only goalscorer by paying £18m for Michael Carrick, thus confirming that his brain has been well and truly destroyed by alcohol.
If your over 30 and are on the down side of your glittering career go to Real Madrid they have a place for you.

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Shrek has 27 goals in 2 seasons, which, granted, is more than Darius (although his strike rate might be beaten by our Greek god, Georgie Samaras)...but, and it's a big but....Rooney showed quite clearer at the WC that he is unreliable, and also that he can't play as a lone raider upfront. Of MU's other overpriced striking talent, Saha can't last more than 5 games without getting injured (£12m well spent there) and Smith isn't exactly prolific. Horseface was the only one who could function effectively on his own.jimd wrote:I understand the hate for Man U and 18m for Carrick seems way too much for a guy who was playing in the Championship just 2 (3?) seasons ago, BUT "only goalscorer"? Rooney is no Darrius Vassel,davet010 wrote: Fergie has celebrated getting rid of his only goalscorer by paying £18m for Michael Carrick, thus confirming that his brain has been well and truly destroyed by alcohol.but I think he's a considered a pretty decent goalscorer by most.
Maybe that's the plan...MU's midfield is so poor that they are going to go 4-3-3 this season....you read it here first

I wonder if Fergie's still planning a raid for Jermaine Defoe ?
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Which is OK by me, because he's not looked at all interested in playing for Hartlepool United for quite some time, so if we can get some cash for him (anywhere from £500-700k, depending on who you listen to) and Boydie ends up where he wants to be, everyone's a winner.fsquid wrote:Adam Boyd has left Hartlepool for Luton.
Funnily enough, being relegated was alright. It's quite a lot like returning home after a few years away.
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Good luck to both teams for the new season Hopefully squid's season will be further brightened by the sight of Warnock's Porkers getting a regular battering in the Premiership.
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<digs out goalkeeper gloves and footy boots, awaiting call>
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I'm in better shape than him, and there aren't many footballers I can say that about.
You might be able to get Weaver back on loan, though for some reason he's getting a lot of minutes in the friendlies.
You might be able to get Weaver back on loan, though for some reason he's getting a lot of minutes in the friendlies.
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Oh, I suspect that there will be plenty of battles, home and away. Both Utd and Watford are only equipped for big-boot thugball, so expect plenty of bleating from the respective managers that Premiership refs are too harsh and overly protective of the 'big names'.
"The players come from all over the world, the money from deep underneath the Persian Gulf, but, as another, older City poster campaign put it, this is their city. They may now exist in the global spotlight, but they intend to keep it that way."