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Re: Jumpers for goalposts

Post by Salopian » Sat Nov 08, 2008 8:28 pm

MagicJ wrote:
F*ck....

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1650: GOAL West Ham 1-3 Everton
Saha scores a third, Salopian cracks a smile.........ChubbyP jumps......
:lol: :lol: :beer_yum: :beer_yum:

Daylight robbery :thumbsup:
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Re: Jumpers for goalposts

Post by MagicJ » Sun Nov 09, 2008 11:02 am

Salopian wrote:
MagicJ wrote:
F*ck....

[TRIPLE EDIT]
1650: GOAL West Ham 1-3 Everton
Saha scores a third, Salopian cracks a smile.........ChubbyP jumps......
:lol: :lol: :beer_yum: :beer_yum:

Daylight robbery :thumbsup:
I'll be watching MoTD soon, then the Calzaghe fight, did you stay up for it?
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Re: Jumpers for goalposts

Post by Salopian » Sun Nov 09, 2008 11:57 am

MagicJ wrote:I'll be watching MoTD soon, then the Calzaghe fight, did you stay up for it?
Stay up? It was scheduled for 6.15am, so where was the need to stay up?

Actually, I got up at 6.45 - got a stream going just in time for seconds out in the first - :)

Great bout after a wobbly start :thumbsup: Should've been stopped perhaps?
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Re: Jumpers for goalposts

Post by MagicJ » Sun Nov 09, 2008 1:48 pm

Salopian wrote:
MagicJ wrote:I'll be watching MoTD soon, then the Calzaghe fight, did you stay up for it?
Stay up? It was scheduled for 6.15am, so where was the need to stay up?

Actually, I got up at 6.45 - got a stream going just in time for seconds out in the first - :)

Great bout after a wobbly start :thumbsup: Should've been stopped perhaps?
Didn't know the scheduled time, just seen it, great fight, with both due to bow out maybe they thought it was better to finish it with the blood dripping rather than stop it and bring an end to both their careers with a whimper.

As the commentator said maybe a money-spinning rematch in Cardiff to see their careers out???
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Post by Salopian » Sun Nov 09, 2008 1:58 pm

MagicJ wrote:Didn't know the scheduled time, just seen it, great fight, with both due to bow out maybe they thought it was better to finish it with the blood dripping rather than stop it and bring an end to both their careers with a whimper.

As the commentator said maybe a money-spinning rematch in Cardiff to see their careers out???
Didn't think they'd stop it, and glad the ref didn't. Would've taken a seismic call to end it all for Roy Jones Jr at MSG. But he was blinded in one eye - dangerous stuff. Great shot to open him up like that. Calzaghe would've won it anyway, though :D
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Post by fitzcarraldo » Mon Nov 17, 2008 10:30 am

from todays Times.............Top 5 Football Nicknames (in reverse order if you ask me!)

1, Diomansy KamaraKnown as “Joe” because it’s a lot easier than saying Diomansy.

2, Patrick Vieira Or “Halifax”, at Arsenal, after the guy from the building society TV ads. He didn’t like it very much.

3, Neil Pointon The former Manchester City and Everton defender was dubbed “Dissa”. Think about it . . .

4, Fitz Hall The QPR defender was given the name “One Size” when he was at Oldham. One Size Fitz Hall. Total genius.

5, Kiki Musampa Responded to the name of “Chris” at Manchester City. Chris Musampa. Oh yes.

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Re: Jumpers for goalposts

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Post by catfish78 » Sun Nov 30, 2008 11:48 am

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That is good defending. Sacrifice the body or face.
**** that and **** you

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Post by simon » Fri Dec 05, 2008 10:36 am

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Saw that one on youtube and gottta hand it to the lad he got back up after that and carried on.



But this one reminds me of friday footy antics :lol:

And he got the penalty :shock:

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Post by ChubbyPoacher » Fri Dec 05, 2008 1:57 pm

simon wrote: But this one reminds me of friday footy antics :lol:
Magic's diving is stuff of legend..
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Post by MagicJ » Fri Dec 05, 2008 5:48 pm

ChubbyPoacher wrote:
simon wrote: But this one reminds me of friday footy antics :lol:
Magic's diving is stuff of legend..
A bit like your goalhanging. :D
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Post by MagicJ » Sun Jan 04, 2009 6:59 pm

The FA Cup fourth round draw in full:

Liverpool v Everton
Southampton or Manchester United v Tottenham
Hull or Newcastle v Millwall or Crewe
Sunderland v Blyth or Blackburn
Hartlepool v West Ham
Leyton Orient or Sheffield United v Charlton or Norwich
Cardiff v Arsenal
Portsmouth or Bristol City v Histon or Swansea
Chelsea or Southend v Ipswich
Cheltenham or Doncaster v Aston Villa
West Brom or Peterborough v QPR or Burnley
Torquay v Coventry
Kettering v Fulham
Watford v Leicester or Crystal Palace
Derby v Nottingham Forest
Birmingham or Wolves v Middlesbrough
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Post by FFCBOY » Sun Jan 04, 2009 8:21 pm

Kettering v Fulham not to bad,,
ill have that could of been alot worse liverpool at home for example,, :ochesey:

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Post by MagicJ » Fri Jan 30, 2009 1:33 pm

Not quite at the revelatory level of the TopGear:Who is The Stig? debate, but finally we have unmasked ChubbyP's sidekick.

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Re: Jumpers for goalposts

Post by Romario9 » Fri Jan 30, 2009 10:27 pm

Where is the best place to watch Liverpool v Chelsea this Sunday in Helsinki?

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