Woo! Teachers at my school are striking on Wednesday, so there is no school for me. I will definitely be watching League Cup show on Tuesday, now, normally don't on school nights. Looking forward to the 'big games' in the cup!
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Fantastic tribute for Gary Speed today. Great that Strachan, McAllister and Batty did that. Bremner statue covered in scarves and flowers in Speed's honour. tear jerking really. I don't care if im biased, Leeds fans are some of the best in the country, if not the world
really?
Underdogs Vs "Big club"
It's on ITV, which means anyone with a T.V has the ability to watch it, if they wish.
I doubt anyone caught the Championship game, it was a tightly contested tactically-intriguing game with Boro's 5 (Not 3 at the back, it's 5) -2-1-2 formation proving difficult to break down.
Stunning goal by Malaury Martin, according to Mowbray's interviews after months of cotton wool treatment building his fitness up he's almost ready to get a real run in the starting XI.
Just a sensational free kick from Malaury that won the game, if he can reclaim his Monaco potential Middlesbrough have some player on their hands.
Stunning goal by Malaury Martin, according to Mowbray's interviews after months of cotton wool treatment building his fitness up he's almost ready to get a real run in the starting XI.
Just a sensational free kick from Malaury that won the game, if he can reclaim his Monaco potential Middlesbrough have some player on their hands.
Gary Speed: Football Fans Pay Tribute To Player With Minute's Applause At Every Top Game | UK News | Sky News
Incredibly moving stuff. And very brave of Gary's wife to do what she did. It's going to be emotional up to kickoff at Goodison tomorrow-not looking forward to it. Would be nice if we put in a good performance for his memory.
Incredibly moving stuff. And very brave of Gary's wife to do what she did. It's going to be emotional up to kickoff at Goodison tomorrow-not looking forward to it. Would be nice if we put in a good performance for his memory.
Peter Ridsdale has left his position as 'Director of Footballing Operations' to become chairman at Preston North End. Mr Ridsdale split opinion like nobody else on PASOTI, and it appears every football fan has an opinion on him. Sure, he isn't mr perfect, and never will be- He was a slippery, slimey, dodgey dealer- But he was our Slippery, Slimey, Dodgey dearler who come at just the right time for us, in a time where we were staring death in the face- He was the only man prepared to come in 12 months ago, make us some money [by selling players, it saved us] and used his contacts in football to good effect.
He was more professional than any of our previous 7 directors put together, and like many others, I am grateful of the work he done in saving this football club. Good luck Peter.
He was more professional than any of our previous 7 directors put together, and like many others, I am grateful of the work he done in saving this football club. Good luck Peter.
I thought you didn't like him :S I remember you ******** about him. Good luck Preston, you're going to need it
Pleased with a point today.
The 'old' Argyle team of this season probably would of conceded another late goal, lost 2-1 and went home with heads down. Darren Purse apparently was excellent again, making a sensational goaline clearence but going off injured after a head injury- Not serious, and will be back for Saturday. Sean O'Driscoll was at the match making notes for Fletch, that can only be good news, but I can see match by match Fletch's decisions during the match are becoming more tactical and more thought-through than hit and hope.
And after 106 days as the Football Leagues bottom club, we are now up to the dizzy heights of 23rd. That will be a confident booster.
The 'old' Argyle team of this season probably would of conceded another late goal, lost 2-1 and went home with heads down. Darren Purse apparently was excellent again, making a sensational goaline clearence but going off injured after a head injury- Not serious, and will be back for Saturday. Sean O'Driscoll was at the match making notes for Fletch, that can only be good news, but I can see match by match Fletch's decisions during the match are becoming more tactical and more thought-through than hit and hope.
And after 106 days as the Football Leagues bottom club, we are now up to the dizzy heights of 23rd. That will be a confident booster.
I don't know if anyone else saw the incident leading up to Jack Collison's sending off in the match yesterday. Here it is... Jimmy Kebe pulling up his socks against West Ham - YouTube
We have been discussing it on IRC and everyone has agreed that I'm more retarded than a paedo in a nightclub and that intentionally taking the **** out of an opponent is acceptable.
I was just wondering if anyone else thinks that it is disgraceful and disrepctful by Kebe to do that while in possession in the final third during the game.
Not trying to start an argument just a discussion.
We have been discussing it on IRC and everyone has agreed that I'm more retarded than a paedo in a nightclub and that intentionally taking the **** out of an opponent is acceptable.
I was just wondering if anyone else thinks that it is disgraceful and disrepctful by Kebe to do that while in possession in the final third during the game.
Not trying to start an argument just a discussion.
BBC Sport - Swindon boss Paolo di Canio lambasts his side at news conference
This is hilarious. *beep* err sorry for my language, *beep*.
This is hilarious. *beep* err sorry for my language, *beep*.