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Ninpo posted:No no, it's EASILY as ridiculous. this thread never surprises me anymore. but yeah that's some bullshit
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Courtesy of RAWK PhilAnderer posted:That's an offensive picture. In my world this twat isn't worthy of lacing Suarez boots. Angle of the cap is a give away. Just another 'Johnny come lately', no interest in 'soccer', just money.
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Yeah I've kind of had had a go at the mod staff over there, that entire thread is shocking and filled with some virulent racism.
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dayummm thats some virulent poo poo 
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appledan posted:dayummm thats some virulent poo poo To be fair the following 2+ pages were just people attacking that post & poster
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TyChan posted:Courtesy of RAWK
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Lucas tweeted a photo of him with King James too.  I think they all must have posed with him, dude must have been a bit pissed off.
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If anyone loves posing for photos, it's him.
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I went to see what Liverpool fans think of Suarez allegedly doing a racism. Apparently Evra is the real racist...quote:I don'think that's beyond dispute, if this particular allegation happens to be untrue then we should pursue it. quote:If Evra is making this up, he should be charged as guilty as the people who are racist. Making up racist allegations is as serious as racism itself as it makes it even more difficult to eradicate from society. quote:If Suarez isn't found guilty then Evra should be charged with racism for falsely playing the race card purely because his opponent is of a different race. quote:I think Suarez should counter and say it was Evra who was racist. Make him taste his own medicine the ****. quote:Too much of this racist claims nowadays! It goes way over the top. Comedians might as well pack the bags. What ever Suarez said to Evra would probably be true. That's why it hurts! quote:Wow, Evra. You're pathetic. quote:Intentionally making false accusations of racism could be interpreted as a form of racism in itself, so if this turns out to be Evra telling porkies, he needs punished. Suarez's Dad weighs in: quote:Suarez is abit like a son. You hope to god that it is not true, and even if you have a slight doubt in the back of your mind, you will fiercly defend him.
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What? Most people are idiots?!
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Xabi posted:What? Most people are idiots?! Insane blame the victim mentality on something like racism is a bit beyond being an idiot.Closer to a paid up member of EDL.
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my favourite one was this one quote:Too much of this racist claims nowadays! It goes way over the top. Comedians might as well pack the bags. What ever Suarez said to Evra would probably be true. That's why it hurts! Byolante posted:Insane blame the victim mentality on something like racism is a bit beyond being an idiot.Closer to a paid up member of EDL.
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You can sometimes tell when a Wikipedia article was written by someone's biggest fan.Wikipedia posted:Style of Play
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Sir Oliver Popplewell posted:Sir, Many years ago I had the responsibility of conducting a public inquiry into the fire at Bradford City FC. I was also concerned with the riot at Heysel Stadium, Belgium, caused by Liverpool football fans. Both these events were no less tragic than the events at Hillsborough ("Hillsborough families say papers must be released", Oct 18). 
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Odd that an establishment figure came out with that utter garbage as the establishment's cover up of what happened at Hillsborough is now finally being brought to light. I'm actually thrilled that he wrote that.
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T. Finn posted:Odd that an establishment figure came out with that utter garbage as the establishment's cover up of what happened at Hillsborough is now finally being brought to light. I'm actually thrilled that he wrote that. knights of the realm being cunts and talking bollocks? i say chap
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T. Finn posted:Odd that an establishment figure came out with that utter garbage as the establishment's cover up of what happened at Hillsborough is now finally being brought to light. I'm actually thrilled that he wrote that. http://www.guardian.co.uk/football/2011/oct/20/bradford-disaster-attacks-judge-hillsborough Someone unfortunate enough to be at both the Bradford fire and Hillsborough isn't too impressed with him.
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quote:@AndrArshavin23 arshavin sounds angry
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Redcafe, several hours before the Manc Derby: Topic title: We're gonna go unbeaten in the league quote:..Either this season, or the next. Its inevitable in my eyes. In all my years of watching football, there are very few teams I've seen with as strong a mentality as this one and it comes straight down from the manager. No doubt there have been more talented teams with more techinically gifted players, but no team personifies "never say die" more than these lads.
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SenorSpangiel posted:Redcafe, several hours before the Manc Derby: pride comes before the f-ahhhhhahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahaha e: the best part is reading the thread and the posts getting worse with each goal scored http://www.redcafe.net/f6/were-gonna-go-unbeaten-league-342061/index2.html crappledan fucked around with this message at 16:06 on Oct 23, 2011 |
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lmaoquote:I'll preface this rant with some history of my relationship with football. I started supporting United in roughly 1985 as a 9 year old kid. Through the dark days of the late 80s I loved every kick of the ball that I watched. Even when you'd go into watching a game knowing you were going to lose, it was all good - the excitement and the fact that the teams you were watching represented a lifetime of heritage. The other teams around you, and even in the lower leagues were all part of the whole - football teams, playing against each other in a meritocratic league structure. English football on the whole wasn't in the best shape. But even so I would be able to soak up the authenticity of it all and enjoy the rollercoaster for what it was. I remember watching Liverpool with Barnes, Beardsley et al absolutely demolish us one day and, although pissed off that we'd lost so badly, admired the impressive display of football I'd witnessed. Because deep down I realised that that was a team which had been cultivated over a long period of time. They were at the top and they had worked hard to get there.
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The humour is in a Manchester United fan opining about the rise of money and Sky's influence when that is entirely the reason for United's continuing success since the premier league's inception.
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quote:was that ref Tom Henning Øvrebø in disguise? A mate on facebook. He has similar posts crying about the ref. There was one definite red card and one which could have gone either way. Chelsea fans should just be happy their loss and massive card pile up wasn't the worst result of the day.
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There's only one conclusion that needs to be drawn from yesterday - £500m will guarantee any club success in football. It's just a shame it has taken the footballing authorities so long to recognise this as cheating. It amazes me that the media (including yourselves) are so pleased about Man City's predictable success. If a 100m sprinter won gold and was later found to have been using performance enhancing drugs, would you admire him for how fast he ran? Man City are cheats, they're just benefitting from the fact that rules haven't been in place to punish their particular form of cheating until now.
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Chuggo posted:There's only one conclusion that needs to be drawn from yesterday - £500m will guarantee any club success in football. It's just a shame it has taken the footballing authorities so long to recognise this as cheating. Injection of cash is practically injecting drugs, yeah I get the analogy
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Chuggo posted:There's only one conclusion that needs to be drawn from yesterday - £500m will guarantee any club success in football. It's just a shame it has taken the footballing authorities so long to recognise this as cheating. The best kind of tears
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alsoooo After moving to Barcelona and becoming an under-used squad player, Hleb admitted that leaving Arsenal was the worst move of his career. Bearing in mind Na$ri had established himself at Arsenal as a more important and a better prospect than Hleb had, one wonders where his career will head with City. The quality that City have throughout their squad means it's going to be very difficult for Na$ri to establish himself as a key player there. I know it's early doors but the fact that he was left on the bench for one of City's biggest games of the season and wasn't brought on until the game was in the bag yesterday suggests to me that he isn't considered to be a vital part of Mancini's plans. Maybe Na$ri is content to win things (which seems inevitable with this City team) but play very little part in doing so whilst picking up his big pay packet. I know I would prefer to do bugger all in another office for more pay but I'm talking about being a highly respected member of a football set up. Nasri will never get the respect at City that he had (place emphasis on the word in bold and underlined) at Arsenal because he, in my opinion, will only be a 'bit' player now. Chris Wrightson, Croydon na$ri
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don't forget jame$ mi£ner and gareth ฿arr¥
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greazeball posted:don't forget jame$ mi£ner and gareth ฿arr¥ ¥a¥a Toure
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Tsaedje posted:I honestly can't fathom which group "porkchop" is supposed to be a common slur for The Racial Slur Database says the Portuguese because it "sounds similar".
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