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#122 Guest_Falco_*
Posted 05 September 2004 - 11:48 PM
England 2- Austria 2...and this after Sven claims that England are still a power in world football. And keeps playing Calamity in goal.
Greece 2- Albania- 2...so much for the might of the European champions.
France 0- Israel- 0...and yet again Henry fails for the national team.
Greece 2- Albania- 2...so much for the might of the European champions.
France 0- Israel- 0...and yet again Henry fails for the national team.
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Posted 08 October 2004 - 08:17 AM
I'm disgusted to see this thread so far down!!!
Any predictions for the world cup qualifiers tomorrow? The Poland - Austria match should probably be the pick of our group's games... though obviously I'm more interested in the England - Wales game
Any predictions for the world cup qualifiers tomorrow? The Poland - Austria match should probably be the pick of our group's games... though obviously I'm more interested in the England - Wales game
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Posted 20 September 2004 - 02:09 AM
getting rid of Mauricco Tarrico was the best move we ever made Naybet and King are looking rock solid, and Edman and Pamarot are damn good backup for them
ARSEnal's problem is the same as Liverpool's. ie. They can't play in Europe. simple
Mancy played very well last year to beat them in the FA cup, but they were lucky too. Well, at least it's possible Wouldn't it be so sweet if Palace end ARSEnal's un-beaten record
Naybet and King are looking rock solid, and Edman and Pamarot are damn good backup for themARSEnal's problem is the same as Liverpool's. ie. They can't play in Europe. simple
Mancy played very well last year to beat them in the FA cup, but they were lucky too. Well, at least it's possible
Wouldn't it be so sweet if Palace end ARSEnal's un-beaten record
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Posted 30 September 2004 - 12:02 AM
bryn - maybe, but they play in the norwegian league... no offense and anyway, aren't they starting to loose their stranglehold domestically? Thats what I heard anyway...
and anyway, aren't they starting to loose their stranglehold domestically? Thats what I heard anyway...
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#127 Guest_Falco_*
Posted 28 August 2004 - 10:04 PM
Its OK- our horrid run with injuries and whatnots will soon be coming to an end: Keane, Ferdinand, Brown, Heinze, RVN are all due to come back into the first team over the next few weeks, and then the ManU juggernaut will start rolling...
Can't wait for Champions League to start, the Roma vs. Real clash has my mouth-watering already...
Can't wait for Champions League to start, the Roma vs. Real clash has my mouth-watering already...
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Posted 11 November 2004 - 01:01 PM
man utd vs arsenal again lol
hopefully that utd are going to put on strong field to beat the ARSEnal
hopefully that utd are going to put on strong field to beat the ARSEnal
#131 Guest_Falco_*
Posted 03 April 2005 - 12:34 AM
Gamet, oohhhhh Gamet- where are ya ol' buddy? Hearts ehh? A real force in the SPL no doubt, mate, turning your Bhoys over at Celtic Park.
*deflects attention from another morale-sapping draw by ManU*- ohhh, and anyone catch the Bowyer-Dyer brawl at the Villa-Toon match? Hohoho, haven't seen anything more amusing since the Michael got called a midget and told to go lick Beckham's boots...last week!
*deflects attention from another morale-sapping draw by ManU*- ohhh, and anyone catch the Bowyer-Dyer brawl at the Villa-Toon match? Hohoho, haven't seen anything more amusing since the Michael got called a midget and told to go lick Beckham's boots...last week!
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Posted 03 June 2004 - 04:26 PM
Yes damn you Cadz 
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Though th tread was like 150+ pages wasn't it, or was that what are playing and reading ones. . . Did I say too much or have they already gone too
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How long's he been manager btw?
. . . Though th tread was like 150+ pages wasn't it, or was that what are playing and reading ones. . . Did I say too much or have they already gone too
. How long's he been manager btw?
#133 Guest_fiddler_*
Posted 14 August 2004 - 06:48 AM
well liverpool start off the season with a draw, sould have won though. Cisse has got the ideal start to his premiership career and gerrard was really impressive. Could be a good season after all for the scouser's
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Posted 21 October 2004 - 02:41 AM
The reason ARSEnal are crap in Europe? Bergkamp... pure and simple.
twas one-nil to milan, g
twas one-nil to milan, g
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Posted 29 September 2004 - 06:19 PM
quote:
Originally posted by Stian:
the question is, after coming good on debut, will the rest of Rooney's career be one long dissapointment (ala Owen after the Argentina game)?
That is what I'm afraid of- one awesome game against a less-than-quality Turkish side does not a champion career make. But, I think that Rooney will be the goods as he has shown the potential in Euro 2004 and with Everton last season, and he will be no one-game wonder in the red of ManU.
Oh- and Arsenal continue to suck in Europe...
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Posted 07 November 2004 - 09:05 AM
0-0 second half, smith and saha is up front
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Posted 15 September 2004 - 09:26 PM
I'm so ****ing glad that we're meeting you now on old trafford, rather than later when you've got your streangth up. I'm actually having good hopes of taking you down on monday. so yes, falco. I will bringing it on!
Legalise drugs! And murder!
#139 Guest_Falco_*
Posted 10 October 2004 - 11:41 PM
Speaking of Brazil- they are so gonna win the WC in 2006. They won 5-2 in their qualifier against Venzeuela, with AC Milan star Kaka scoring two, Ronaldo scoring two and Inter Milan star (and the next Ronaldo) Adriano scoring as well. Oh, and I believe someone called Ronaldinho had a pretty good game too ...
Samba Kings to win it in 2006. You heard it here first, from me
...Samba Kings to win it in 2006. You heard it here first, from me
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Posted 25 October 2004 - 12:56 AM
maybe, but they're better now... Bergkamp has found his form again, and Reyes is a touch of class. Not that I'm not praying for you to catch up I just think Chelsea have a much more realistic chance...
I just think Chelsea have a much more realistic chance...
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