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@sharongooner wrote:
@kevin wrote:
@sharongooner wrote:
Dave cracked open a can to celebrate :lol:
then daves an idiot
and he said you want your head testing… after he’s caved it in.
i’m down your way tomorrow
hes welcome to
COME AND AVE A GO IF HE THINKS HES ARD ENOUGHhe’s always ‘ard enough for shaz
He is gutted, he is taking our youngest fishing tomorrow.
what would you do anyway, riddle him to death?
@sharongooner wrote:
He is gutted, he is taking our youngest fishing tomorrow.
what would you do anyway, riddle him to death?
i would speak very slowly (so as not to overload the diamond geezer) and explain that one shouldnt fix what isnt broken.
your so attractive :wink: :lol:
Chelsea is a perfect example of how not to run a football club. Where ambition has been surpassed by greed.
It will fall flat on its face shortly and the rest of the country will just sit back and laugh.Hardly a suprise. I think most feel rather sorry for Avram Grant, who has kept his dignity all season but was damned either way – if he had won any silverware then people would say it was the beloved Mourinho’s team anyway. And look at the thanks he got for buying that goal-scoring machine Anelka, who refused to take any of the first five penalties, then failed to score with the one he did have (but Terry gets all the flak). Then immediately afterwards starts criticising the manager and his tactics, knowing what was likely to happen. Class act.
So Platini reverts to the old style presentation the other night, with the players climbing the steps to get their medals. Maybe not so good was the idea that each team be led by a nominated personality of each club rather than the captain. Now Man U had Bobby Charlton, which is fine of course, he being one of the five survivors of the Munich disaster on it’s 50th anniversary.
But Chelsea choose to be led up by Peter Kenyon – what was that all about ?
yeah class act that club
@fastcars wrote:
Where ambition has been surpassed by greed.
What the f*ck are you on about?
Abramovich is all about ambition but where does the greed come into it?
He’s simply spending his money to win the title and that’s the name of the game for every club in the Premiership.So explain. Ambition being surpassed by greed?? :roll:
the two clubs that made it to the final are both massively in debt, one to its russian owner and the other to american banks.
not really a level playing field is it ?
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