Bobby Moore Must be Spinning In His Grave

"Baldoni" <[Only registered and activated users can see links. ]> wrote in message
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And it worked a treat, you were wibbling like a rabid kipper on ketamine ;-D

I stop, the dam(n) bursts!

Piss me off and I'll start again, this time ALL posts.

I'm sane and I have a job, tug your forelock Tattoo, you are in the presence
of a better.

"Diablos Rojos" <[Only registered and activated users can see links. ].uk> wrote in message
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Punchy the hypocrite strikes again.

The loon doesn't even bother to check up on his "sent items" to see what his
other personalities have posted.

I pity the poor eejit who ends up next to him on his bus ride to outpatients
for his weekly brain probe.

On Aug 20, 1:56*am, "Gorgeous George" <[Only registered and activated users can see links. ]> wrote:

Who are England anyway, I didn't think they did International
Football.

Terry slips when taking a penalty in a CL final, so he is a bottler,
I seem to remeber Beckham doing similar for England a few years ago.

I would have prefered to see Gerrard get the job, but Terry and
Ferdinand are both
good footballers.

I'd like to see England do well, but I have very low expectations for
them 1966
was a very long time ago.

Tre...

"Gorgeous George" <[Only registered and activated users can see links. ]> wrote in message
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Perhaps they didn't consider Gerard because they've realised that he and
Lumpard shouldn't be in the same midfield, and they haven't decided which
one to play.

KopThat used his keyboard to write :

Beckham also got himself sent of against Argentina and possibly cost us
the match.

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"BAC" <[Only registered and activated users can see links. ].uk> wrote in message
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Good point mate. Never considered that.
BTW, England were shit again tonight, I see :¬((

On Tue, 19 Aug 2008 19:15:14 +0100, Baldoni <[Only registered and activated users can see links. ]> wrote:


LOL! Exactly!

Now if refs would only *earn* the respect of the teams instead of issuing
dictats about how sensitive and delicate they are and how only the captain can
approach them... Poor darlings... I remember when refs were men!

Ray

"Ray" <[Only registered and activated users can see links. ]> skrev i en meddelelse
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.....and the players were men and accepted the refs authority. Now there are
only whining kids threatening to tell mommy if they don't get their
freekick. The problem is the players. The refs just need to start handing
out yellow cards a lot more for whining.

After serious thinking Jesper Nøhr Andersen wrote :

Truth be told they all do it. I will be honest and say that I have
noticed Kolo Toure doing it to a degree, and Man Utd players run after
the ref. Wayne Rooney just can not keep a lid on his temper. But
worst of all it is happening right through the youth game on the parks.

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All teams have these whining players...Rooney, Toure, Terry,
Mascherano....lots of others. It's a disgrace to look at. It's ok with a
short outburst of frustration when calls go against you, but the constant
and continuing whining must stop. But as long as it doesn't get punished it
will of course continue. Same with the studs first stretched leg tackles.
Far too few refs have the balls to give a straight red. It's the only way to
stop it and protect the players.