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Post by simon » Wed May 28, 2008 9:07 pm

Le sulk decided that cause they didnt play him down the middle he could'nt give a f*ck

http://www.timesonline.co.uk/tol/sport/ ... 994721.ece

“I was asked to take one of the first five kicks,” Anelka said. “But I said, ‘That is out of the question, I have come on basically as a right back and you want me to take a penalty.’ So I had to go in seventh, but Van der Sar pushed away my shot. All the better for him, that is the game.”

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Post by pierrot » Thu May 29, 2008 6:29 pm

simon wrote:Le sulk decided that cause they didnt play him down the middle he could'nt give a f*ck

http://www.timesonline.co.uk/tol/sport/ ... 994721.ece

“I was asked to take one of the first five kicks,” Anelka said. “But I said, ‘That is out of the question, I have come on basically as a right back and you want me to take a penalty.’ So I had to go in seventh, but Van der Sar pushed away my shot. All the better for him, that is the game.”

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Just look at the "amazing career" he had in the national team. What a waste of talent that guy is, and always finding someone else to blame.
Concerning that picture, he played in PSG (Paris Saint Germain), not PSV (Eindhoven?).
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Post by john_smullen » Fri May 30, 2008 8:58 pm

Forssell has signed a 3 year contract with Hannover if anybody is interested.
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Post by Salopian » Fri May 30, 2008 9:28 pm

john_smullen wrote:Forssell has signed a 3 year contract with Hannover if anybody is interested.
I was quite disappointed when we, Everton, didn't sign him back in 2005. However, it turned out for the best (from the Toffee perspective). The knee wasn't worth the gamble.

Do you wish he'd stayed around?
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Post by antstar » Mon Jun 02, 2008 12:18 pm

Well Sven has finally gone! i think life can be quite boring if you don't change your manager at LEAST once per season!
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Post by Salopian » Mon Jun 02, 2008 12:48 pm

Unbelievable. And I hear Sparky is favourite to take over. That probably means Bentley moves...etc, rats off a ship?

And Fat Frank is off to Italy, according to some. It's going to be an interesting summer for transfers, especially with so many top clubs changing managers and being handed absolutely sickening wads of oligarchs/billionaires/human-rights-fans' cash...

...I hope Everton can spot a gem amongst the rubble of 'silly season'.
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Post by sinikala » Mon Jun 02, 2008 1:50 pm

Salopian wrote:...I hope Everton can spot a gem amongst the rubble of 'silly season'.
Word is that Kelvin (formerly known as "the badger haired buffoon") Koogan, is interested in obtaining the services of the "best little Spaniard we know".

That's even after he was badly out of form last year ... looked like he was playing in slow motion half the time.

I'd like to see us buy that little pie eater Andy Reid from the Mackems.
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Post by sinikala » Fri Jun 06, 2008 4:55 pm

We have entered a team in the local "work's league" (second division).

I missed the first game where we lost 0-5... but played yesterday ... we lost 12-1... some of our players recognised a couple of the members of the opposition ... due to the fact that two of them are former Veikkausliiga players (one of whom appeared more than 400 times and one who has 14 caps for Finland). :o

The word "ringers" just doesn't cover it.

In spite of that, and the fact that we stink, it was pretty good fun. :lol:
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Post by antstar » Sat Jun 07, 2008 10:26 am

Our first game is tomorrow, i'll make sure to look out for any "ringers" and sharpen afew studs for them :wink:
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Post by Salopian » Tue Jun 10, 2008 8:51 pm

sinikala wrote:I'd like to see us buy that little pie eater Andy Reid from the Mackems.
Interesting. We've been (somewhat outrageously) linked with the likes of Joaquin, and you'd like to see him join? Probably the better option - the other would be a very expensive gamble. Regarding a replacement for the fantastic Carsley, de Jong looked the biz yesterday.
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Post by Salopian » Tue Jun 10, 2008 8:57 pm

Great to see Italy take 'one helluva beating'. They were a shambles without Cannavaro. Some good football just been played in the Spain - Russia match, too. At last, the goals are coming. :beer_yum:

In a fit of paranoia, I had a horrible feeling that Villa was somehow angling for a move to the RedSh*te with his repeat love-ins with Torres...surely they can't afford him however.
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Post by sinikala » Tue Jun 10, 2008 11:00 pm

LMAO ... the RS haven't got a pot to piss in :D

http://www.liverpoolecho.co.uk/liverpoo ... -21044784/

I'd also like to see us make a move for Zoltan Gera, he's knocked the Baggies offer of a new contract back.
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Post by Salopian » Tue Jun 10, 2008 11:27 pm

Yeah, Gera would've been nice, but he's chosen Fulham apparently. Astoundingly, it has been reported that Everton are gonna sign Joao Moutinho - in some bizarre, Manny Fernandes-esque loan deal - from under the greasy snouts of the Gooners and Mancs. Wowsers.
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Post by fitzcarraldo » Thu Jun 12, 2008 4:08 pm

Moutinho would be an amazing signing for Everton.

He is only 21 and his SL team mates have voted him club captain, that almost says enough in its self.

It would be a classy midfield with him and Arteta in the same team but they 'd still need some grunt to replace Carsley tho.

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