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by **Matty** » Sat Aug 23, 2003 2:10 pm

Olly, not too sure about Sun Jihai mate. Lots of talk about him getting his own personalised place on the bench this season with name shield, the lot.

Sung lots at MRd last season:

Singing ay yay yippie Sun Jihai
Singing ay yay yippie Sun Jihai
Singing ay yay yippie his dad's got a chippy
Ay yay yippie Sun Jihai

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by **Ace** » Sun Aug 24, 2003 4:06 pm

Matty wrote:Olly, not too sure about Sun Jihai mate. Lots of talk about him getting his own personalised place on the bench this season with name shield, the lot.

Sung lots at MRd last season:

Singing ay yay yippie Sun Jihai
Singing ay yay yippie Sun Jihai
Singing ay yay yippie his dad's got a chippy
Ay yay yippie Sun Jihai

Now thats funny :lol:

He seems to have started the first two games though, but no matter there's always opportunities for new talent at FC Bite :wink:

Simon wrote:Newcastle-Scum Utd well shearer is going to prove whose the daddy to RVN scoring to win the game 3-2

I was happy with this as I said, I would have took a draw there. Ferguson lost the plot a bit though, Uriah Rennie's supposed to have had a stinker according to reds I know. Not seen the game myself (apart from the goals) though just listened to it.

Stonking result for Simon there :wink:

City should have done better really

The rent boys are scaring me a bit now I must admit, especially since Crespo looks set to sign, cracking goal from Mutu yesterday an all, I saw that on sports news.

by **Matty** » Sun Aug 24, 2003 4:42 pm

There was a bit of a to do about that song at first cos it was said it could be rascist, but Jihai himself then came out and said he loved it thus opening floodgates..

Good result for Utd there Olly. After coming back from 1-0. Bloody barcodes.. :wink:

Yeah, Charlton must have got a bollocking from Curbs after last week. Are Wolves already relegated yet?

City could have done better? Hmm. First time anyone's ever said that about City. Are you implying we have to be the most inconsistent team in the history of footy? It could of course be a cunning KK plan. We'll lose to Wolves at home, thus meaning we'll beat Utd in both derbies. But, yes, crap result really yesterday. I was listening on Capital Gold but I had to turn it off. Gary Owen is the whiningest whingingest annoying T### that ever picked up a mic. Hard to say that about an ex-City player, but Jesus.

Otherwise, Spurs beating Leeds no surprise. Be sad if Leeds go down. :lol:

Bolton Blackburn sounded like a great match.
Good result for Birmingham. Everton no surprises.

by **Ace** » Sun Aug 24, 2003 5:06 pm

Matty wrote:Good result for Utd there Olly. After coming back from 1-0. Bloody barcodes..

Yeah on the radio the commentators were on about the ref all game. I know he's no stranger to controversy and he's been demoted from the premiership before

keegans not a fan either :wink:

He's a bit unpredictable some people seem to rate him though

The barcodes wanted him changed before the game:

http://www.redissue.co.uk/news/loadnews ... &id=114167

by **Matty** » Sun Aug 24, 2003 5:43 pm

You have to ask his agent for an interview? Dodgy that.

He brings a bit of colour to the game though.

Err.. TAXI!

by **Slothrop** » Sun Aug 24, 2003 6:10 pm

Here's a quiz for the literate footie fans among us.

What Shakespeare play title sums up the performance of the 14-year-old American against Brazil in the U-17s?

Clue: it's a problem comedy.

Actually a bit unfair, as he couldn't really be expected to do it all on his own, although to read some of the stuff in the press you'd think he walks on water.

by **Matty** » Sun Aug 24, 2003 6:21 pm

What Shakespeare play title sums up the performance of the 14-year-old American against Brazil in the U-17s?

Haha! Nice one! Have The World's Greatest Club actually signed him? Let's hope it was for £M's of quids!

by **Ace** » Sun Aug 24, 2003 8:40 pm

Matty wrote:You have to ask his agent for an interview? Dodgy that.

He brings a bit of colour to the game though.

Err.. TAXI!

Positive discrimination, now theres a phraze that i've been hearing a lot since Rennie's performance yesterday. If he's not good enough to ref at the top level he should be in the nationwide or lower. Im sure there are other black refs about who could do a job in the prem :!:

some interesting points here

Rennies are supposed to prevent colic and violent bouts of
bile, but Uriah Rennie had the opposite effect on Sir Alex
Ferguson yesterday.

I see the bindippers had an interesting encounter with Villa :ohno:

Arsenal won too :cry:

by **Matty** » Mon Aug 25, 2003 12:28 am

Sorry if this is an old one ..

But did you see the recent UEFA Cup fixture of "My Pa vs Young Boys"?

Brilliant!

http://www.uefa.com/competitions/UEFACu ... tch=71331/