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chic2pimp:
 _{Shakes his head in disbelief}

slimshay:
maybe u need to know what's happening all over the world. our local championship on nairaland is bothering you. http://community.manutd.com/forums/p/80925/740938.aspx notice how many scummies bleeped vidic over from his position because they just had to put in the verminator in there!!

slimshay:
Verm cldnt stop Giggs? i clearly remmber the scummies i saw d match with cussing out Ferguson for fielding an old man in dat match until the freak goal before they found their 'supporters' voices again. Giggs was absent in that match. Verm fa? For where, he didnt even come close, Song was b*tching him already!!

slimshay:
What kind of logic is this. He's he so good he cant get regular games where he is at. didnt lescott play all season for everton and yobo sef. abeg Verm shits on all of them easy. He's good, distorted arguments wont make it otherwise.

dayokanu:
Tkb,

Evans stopped Drogba

Vermalaen couldnt stop Adebayor

Drogba>>>>>> Adebayor

therefore Evans >>> Vermalaen

tkb417:
but Sauron Vermaleen is better than J.Evans make we talk truth
which kain comparison is that?

No2Atheism:
I did not know that Richard Pryor had been re-incarnated . . .welcome back[b] Richard [/b]or is it Sauron . . .  
Pique left cus england is too physical for him . . . the fact is that Spain is not know for having good defenders hence why pique is shining in La Liga . . .

If Pique is the standard for Evans not wonder he had to resort to physically battery of Drogba for you to even consider that he is not shit . . . the fact is that if Drogba decided to retaliate . . . Evans would be taken away on a stretcher. . . i just pity that small boy wen next chelsea meet manusa again cus i am sure Drogba would want to pay him back in full.

Its not suprising that the English media has hardly said anything about the Karate kick . . .if it were the Above Average Rooney that it happened to . . .we for no hear word. . .

Any thug can try to injure anyone . . .we are not talking about thuggery, we are talking about Defending . . . and unfortunately, Johnny Evans is simply not good enough . . .talkless of comparing him to the VERMINATOR . . .

slimshay:
Mr man, stop eating rusted iron. Mediocre? That means your entire defence havent shown up at all this season. Really man, no hype, Verminator shits on your defence, easy.

HNIC:
Did u say mediocre :oJohnny Gini?
Just because he tried to Kill Drogba on the pitch, he's the 'DEAL' now.
I am not sure he's better than Silvestre, never mind Senderos!

No2Atheism:
The prawn sandwich brigade . . . .

So because JE wanted to karate kill Drogba he has suddenly become better than the Verminator . . . .muhaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaa

Sauron haba . . . .

I never knew u had started doind stand up comedy . . . . muhaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaa

HNIC:
@ Sauron
On current form, SAF will play a three man defence with TV5 being the only CB
Vidic, Rio, Brown and Evans will watch in awe.
What am I even saying?
On Current form SAF will make TV5 captain of Manure!

slimshay:
Boy stuff has really gone down on this NL!!! No woder Dr Kit is more reserved nowadays. Experience, man, experience , nothing teaches you better. Well guess what? thats why we are winning it this year. Cos we have learnt all d bad experiences and are good to go this season. You can book mark that too.

Already proevn self-servicer-pundits wrong so far. Bookies put us at 16-1 at the start of the season. After just 11 games we  we average 4-1 now. Thats  some f**in respect rite there. If you ever need to listen to someone listen to someones who's got money at stake. And the bookies do.

@ sauron, TV wont make bench at Old Toilet? I refer you to HNIC's siggy. You might learn a thing or two.

justkunmi:
u.guys.want.Vantage.Point? Arrhhhgg?!
I.hated.Forest.Withacker.in.that.movie. He.was.a.grumpy.old.man.with.a.camera. .

You.guys.really.want.it.reviewed?, cos.im.goin.to.soo.murder.the.movie.!

mukina2:
i remember this post loooool

Krayola:
Chei!! Wenger trying to kidnap another barca kid, Gai Assulin.  Small time dem go talk say na Wenger discover am.  

No2Atheism:
Dayokanu and Darth Sauron . . .
u better go and meet Alex Faggotsin and Frank Robbery . . . leave us alone . . .

U are jealous that ManUSA is shit this season. . .
Bayern is also shit despite spending so much . . .

Berbatov would be on the bench in Arsenal . . . and chelsea yet he is one of the best strikers you have in your team . . .

Bayern is already starting to beg people to buy Frank Robbery by force by force . . .

debosky:


Honestly that rant of Kit's is still a classic. 

spikedcylinder:
Vantage Point? I can tell the movie will be shitty!

JeSoul:
Vantage Point . . . hmm I am armed and ready with my review.

dayokanu:
Not the first time we are hearing this and this time next 3 years we would still be on the same song.

In 2007/2008 I remember many GAYYners were ready to stake their wives that they would win.

Even Kit, composed the Grammy Hits "Jehovah Jireh", Loyika, Vieira, Folhan Cesc were all aving multiples till the season went tits up as usual.

A club on the 5th trophyless season calling others mediocre, Just like the proverbial rastaman who claims he has never seen a madman's hair before. All he needs is to check the mirror

Sagamite:
Says to me: [b][Sauron organises a booty party [/b]and I have had my eyes on her thinking of how to approach her but she is sat deep in the safety of her girls] [Losing hope, I went to the kitchen to get a drink and turn around to see she followed, this is the time to stick to Rule 19 in the G-code rules of pulling chics: "Keep it simple". I say] Hi, I am Sagamite [She gives a wonderful smile, stretch out her hand and says] Muchbabe. [The beginning of something . . . . ]

Vuitton:
Aint heard it yet but i expect a few scorching tracks on the album

justkunmi:
Eagle.Eye.review.summary,

review.summary- 52%
general.comment.- unusually. .this.movie.got.review.from.both.extremes. some.thought.it.was.jaw.dropping.and.some.thought.it.was.shameful.
not.quite.sure.what.caused.the.division.in.views.
if.u.havent.seen.it. .go.see.it.then.see.wat.side.of.the.divide.you.fall. .

next.movie.on.review. .'
12.Monkeys?
anybody.else?

dyabman:
he doesn't have one , so leave him

tkb417:
has Joe Cole won more trophies than Rooney?

omar22:
Are you calling Peckham a dump?

Name 20 things you wont find in Peckham, that you would find in V.I.

loyika:
We would rather have "Sharon" accepting his dual sexuality than you saying nice things about the "Arses!!"

Sir Alex Ferguson was given a touchline ban for criticising Alan Wiley, but some feel the real punishment is being handed out on the pitch

Are you a fussy eater? Do you ask for slight menu alterations: no lettuce, maybe, or nothing remotely healthy on the plate please? If so, you were born into a world of pain, because if your specific request is not adhered to, you are exposed to the ultimate social dilemma: whether to send the plate back.

On the one hand you may get the food you want; on the other, a grouchy waiter or waitress may wonder what your problem is and why the hell you can't just move the thing you don't like on to the side plate. And if they are having a particularly bad day, and if the legend of the piqued waiter is true, and if you've just ordered cream of mushroom soup, well …

Of course this should not happen, but human nature and not doing something unspeakably vulgar to an entirely innocent person's food are sometimes locked in an impossible conflict. Same with human nature and professionalism: these things should not happen, but of course they do.

Some would argue that they are happening to Manchester United right now. Sir Alex Ferguson was given a touchline ban for his criticism of Alan Wiley (can we please stop melodramatically calling it a rant? It was calculated, not a rant. We're not 12 years old), yet arguably the real punishment is being enacted on the pitch. Indeed the former referee Jeff Winter came tantalisingly close to justifying his continued presence in the public eye when he predicted as much in the aftermath of Ferguson's comments about Wiley. "I think Sir Alex may have overstepped the line this time and he may be about to get his comeuppance," Winter said. "Human nature's a funny thing. Sir Alex might just find a few refereeing decisions going against him."

And so they have, most notably at Anfield and Stamford Bridge. It might be coincidence; it might not. But the perception that referees have closed ranks in the last month certainly exists. Most of the big decisions in the matches at Liverpool and Chelsea were sufficiently borderline to ensure those who defended Andre Marriner and Martin Atkinson would not be discredited, although some of the smaller ones have also raised eyebrows. Dimitar Berbatov's booking at Anfield was particularly hard to fathom.

Whether United are being victimised by referees at some level is in the eye of the beholder. Such a process could theoretically work two ways: either as an outright rejection of Ferguson or, more probably, a subconscious desire not to give in to his bullying. Either way, the implications for fair play would be terrifying. Yet the majority of football fans would eschew such rational concerns in favour of an emotional response: that Ferguson has had it coming for years.

What is arguably more disconcerting than these dubious decisions is the manner in which former referees, most notably Winter and Dermot Gallagher, have defended them after the event. Some of their arguments have been woolly in the extreme; Winter even said Didier Drogba should not necessarily have been penalised for fouling Wes Brown because such things happen all the time, an argument so spectacularly moronic that we feel slightly unclean even mentioning it.

While our lawyers can't stress enough that there is no suggestion of foul play in the recent treatment of United, there is enough past evidence in sport to at least invite the perception that officials do not always judge incidents on merit. To suggest otherwise would almost redefine naivety.

In cricket, in 1994, the match referee Peter Burge nailed the England captain Mike Atherton for a trivial offence during the Oval Test against South Africa, having waited a month to punish him following Atherton's perceived duplicity during the dirt-in-the-pocket affair.

In the same year, Eric Cantona was sent off for nothing more than a collision with Tony Adams at Highbury, a decision that many feel was partly or wholly the consequence of what his studs had done to Norwich's John Polston and Swindon's John Moncur in the preceding months.

Ferguson harnessed that experience positively, fostering a rewarding siege mentality that drove his side to United's first double. He may as well try to do the same this time, because the arguments about referees aren't going to go away in a hurry.

OMO IBO:
Good morning scummies. . . . .
It's me again

I do not know how reliable TheSun is. It is not my cup of tea.
I came across this piece and thought i'd share with youz lot.

Wayne Rooney: Joe Cole is more skillful than me
http://www.thesun.co.uk/sol/homepage/sport/football/2727468/Joe-Cole-is-more-skilful-than-me.html

A more competent source: http://www.guardian.co.uk/football/2009/nov/13/wayne-rooney-england-brazil
"I love the way Brazilians play, but there are other players who are a lot more skilful than me in the England team," he said. "Joe Cole, for example."

chic2pimp:
What a load of poppycocks. London is the best place on earth to live in. I dare you to name a better capital city anywhere in the world ?

osasp:
anybody heard that shit.
i must say i was impressed.

how much do u reckon dude will do first week?

constructive opinions welcome