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Maurice Whittle free kick against Jack Charlton’s Sheff Weds. Packed out chaotic Springfield Park :)
As far as the drinking bit is concerned I agree. Going early, supping on the coach, stopping off in a village on the way there and back will be a big miss.
We would normally go on a coach run by The globe pub, but due to free coaches, he isn’t taking one.
Obviously experienced, so what do you reckon? Grin and bear it or try the pop bottle trick? ;)Well done lad, maybe you have just dropped someone in it.Let’s just hope the OB don’t read this. :roll: [/quote]
Words fail me, they really do :roll:
If he was injured yes but Figueroa probly never knew it was nothing. He was holdin his leg.If someone was really hurt like Ramsey was your saying you wouldn’t kick the ball out if the referee wern’t paying attention or something?
They (the players) were hardly calling for a stretcher and spewing up all over the place. The ref looked at him and played on twice ffs. Just get on with it and take advantage. Respect :roll:
no im not 14 and i mis spelt a word ‘sorry’ mr. politically correct.I never said Hugo’s high price is to get teams to buy him you need to read, i said it was to try and keep teams away from him. And you cant spell neither u imbecile. Do u know what that means or do i have to spell it out for you bcoz u clearly can’t spell ‘any’
:lol: :lol: :lol: He’s also told me I need to read elsewhere bcoz (sic) I can’t
As a “sign of respect” should he have kicked the ball out? Straightforward answer to a straight forward question please
u obviously dnt watch football much. As much as i can disagree with what seems a faking injury or not a bad injury what ever. Its a sign of respect to kick the ball out so he can recieve treatment.It used to be a sign of respect when a player was injured. Not the kick out, receive the ball in your own half, polite applause football you have been brought up on. Post in English next time as well please
If one good thing comes from tonight it’s that Austrian ponce won’t be seen again in the shirt. Bye bye to a big club – Young Boys Berne perhaps :shock:
They’re Swiss mate: I fail to see the correlation.
Scharner was poor tonight, and whoever told him (or Bobby) that he’s a midfielder needs shooting in the face. However, booing him as he left the field is simply not on. He’s our longest serving player and somebody who is willing to stick his head and foot in (something which a lot on here bemoan a lack of in our current squad).
If we lose 8-0, booing our own players would still be wrong.[/quote]
I know where Berne is :roll:
If one good thing comes from tonight it’s that Austrian ponce won’t be seen again in the shirt. Bye bye to a big club – Young Boys Berne perhaps :shock:
Remember these twoBoris yeltsin
peptothemax(this shows how long iv been comin on here, under different names though)
Boris aka Danny unfortunately no longer with us RIP
Not a bad article. Specifically liked the part where he mentioned the play off final and how shops and bakerys had “come on gillingham” in their windows.Maybe make some people (mainly the media) realise the struggle we have to attract support.
Chippy on Gidlow Lane was the one I saw :evil: Bet Mutty is a regular