thepineapplehead Posted October 26, 2010 Posted October 26, 2010 Nope ..... just think English football is a bit pants
Hightower Posted October 26, 2010 Posted October 26, 2010 Nope ..... just think English football is a bit pants Well that's fine and dandy, but at the end of the day it's still called football in this country
HarryMonkey Posted October 26, 2010 Posted October 26, 2010 Nope ..... just think English football is a bit pants It's not English football. It's just football.
e_g_r Posted October 26, 2010 Posted October 26, 2010 Plymouth Argyle - and there playing my adopted home town Oldham on Saturday i'll be therw - COYG
BIST Posted October 26, 2010 Author Posted October 26, 2010 Lifelong United fan, born and bred in Manchester. Come from a red family, been going to see them since I was 5 the other Technician here is the same so we are a completely red office my dad is a united fan and i had the joy of watching stoke manu with him i got grief all match lol 1
aerospacemango Posted October 26, 2010 Posted October 26, 2010 (edited) Nope ..... just think English football is a bit pants Once again....see my post from earlier! WTF is the point of coming onto a thread, for a sport you don't like, just to try and be a smarta*se? So you like Gridiron? And? Why not open a thread for "Which American Football Team Do You Support?" and then you can have a valid conversation, instead of bringing your sh*t on this thread! If you don't LIKE football, then obviously this thread is NOT FOR YOU! (Oh, and it's the Green Bay Packers! Go, Cheeseheads!) Edited October 26, 2010 by aerospacemango
Hightower Posted October 26, 2010 Posted October 26, 2010 my dad is a united fan and i had the joy of watching stoke manu with him i got grief all match lol Aye, Sunderland I mean Stoke give them a bit of a game
BIST Posted October 26, 2010 Author Posted October 26, 2010 Aye, Sunderland I mean Stoke give them a bit of a game they sure did was a shame really as neville should of gone in first half could of been a totally different game then but never mind first time ever i felt like slapping me dad though when he jumped around my living room when they scored second goal lol kelly
aerospacemango Posted October 26, 2010 Posted October 26, 2010 New England Patriots, although I've got Dolphins and Redskins t-shirts at home somewhere too saw the Pats play the Bucs last October at Wembley, it's quite a spectacle ....... oooooh, you're talking about soccer. My bad Oh and I think you'll find that it IS Football, in every country except USA. Germany = Fussbal Holland = Voetbal etc, etc Soccer comes from the bastardisation of Association Football, and yet is only used by the Yanks. Your use of the "My Bad" shows a definite leaning towards too much American television, and an inability to separate cultural references.
sister_annex Posted October 26, 2010 Posted October 26, 2010 Anyways... Back to the thread.... I'm a Wolves Fan! (Wolverhampton Wanderers for those not sure lol) And no, I'm not a dirty fouler! I'm just passionate and pumped up lol
BIST Posted October 26, 2010 Author Posted October 26, 2010 Anyways... Back to the thread.... I'm a Wolves Fan! (Wolverhampton Wanderers for those not sure lol) And no, I'm not a dirty fouler! I'm just passionate and pumped up lol hope you beat man u tonight !!! good luck
BIST Posted October 26, 2010 Author Posted October 26, 2010 My profile pic says it all.... my second team i watch them more than stoke lol kelly
timbo343 Posted October 26, 2010 Posted October 26, 2010 my second team i watch them more than stoke lol kelly DId you go see them last night??? Mind you, Cardiff were teh better side.
BIST Posted October 26, 2010 Author Posted October 26, 2010 DId you go see them last night??? Mind you, Cardiff were teh better side. yep i was freezing aswell !!! yeah they were wasnt a good a game at all and wasnt alot there either ! atmosphere was not as good as usual think cause it was on tv and so cold alot didnt go kelly
timbo343 Posted October 26, 2010 Posted October 26, 2010 Just hope leeds beat hull and other yorkshire teams now... Thats the next match ill be going to.
BIST Posted October 26, 2010 Author Posted October 26, 2010 Just hope leeds beat hull and other yorkshire teams now... Thats the next match ill be going to. i go on holiday 9th november lol so i cant go to that game and i gutted i like the yorkshire derbys i went to watch them against sheffield united that was great ! kelly
WStore_Dan Posted October 27, 2010 Posted October 27, 2010 tough for you guys at the moment mate, i have a soft spot for your team so i hope it all works out for you. Never met a nicer or more loyal set of fans! Things are looking up - now out of admin and 16 points out of the last 18 is nice! Still rather be rid of the corrupt people in charge of our club but just happy to have a club. One step at a time I guess! Also, loving the Championship - the Premiership needs to hurry up and implode. Football needs to wake up and realise that something drastic has to be done. The Premier League loves its image as the best league in the world but the fact that almost every club is in debt, and massive debt at that surely means something needs to be done It's going to take a Man U or Liverpool to go bust before drastic measures are taken I fear. Or, Chelsea or Man Citys owners to leave the club in sh*t street then what happens? Give me attacking, free flowing football with plenty of goals in the Championship over 4-5-1 backs to the wall football in the Prem any day
BIST Posted October 27, 2010 Author Posted October 27, 2010 Things are looking up - now out of admin and 16 points out of the last 18 is nice! Still rather be rid of the corrupt people in charge of our club but just happy to have a club. One step at a time I guess! Also, loving the Championship - the Premiership needs to hurry up and implode. Football needs to wake up and realise that something drastic has to be done. The Premier League loves its image as the best league in the world but the fact that almost every club is in debt, and massive debt at that surely means something needs to be done It's going to take a Man U or Liverpool to go bust before drastic measures are taken I fear. Or, Chelsea or Man Citys owners to leave the club in sh*t street then what happens? Give me attacking, free flowing football with plenty of goals in the Championship over 4-5-1 backs to the wall football in the Prem any day i prefer the championship as a league to watch its a hard league !!! and a good one to watch with the premier league its all about the money and the same 4 teams every year not as exciting at all !! the championship is all to play for and is till the end
BIST Posted October 27, 2010 Author Posted October 27, 2010 Gonna need more than luck mate! haha u were so unlucky last night last min goal again !! i dont like chico !! lol
aerospacemango Posted October 27, 2010 Posted October 27, 2010 (edited) Things are looking up - now out of admin and 16 points out of the last 18 is nice! Still rather be rid of the corrupt people in charge of our club but just happy to have a club. One step at a time I guess! Also, loving the Championship - the Premiership needs to hurry up and implode. Football needs to wake up and realise that something drastic has to be done. The Premier League loves its image as the best league in the world but the fact that almost every club is in debt, and massive debt at that surely means something needs to be done It's going to take a Man U or Liverpool to go bust before drastic measures are taken I fear. Or, Chelsea or Man Citys owners to leave the club in sh*t street then what happens? Give me attacking, free flowing football with plenty of goals in the Championship over 4-5-1 backs to the wall football in the Prem any day :clap2: Agree with almost everything you've written! The self-styled "Best League in the World" HAS to come crashing down around their ears sooner or later! And the sooner the better! One only has to look at the recent history of the league, compared to the previous 18 seasons. Since the Premier League was born, the following teams have won it..... Man Utd x 11 Arsenal x 3 Chelsea x 3 Blackburn x 1 There is nothing to suggest that this will not change at the end of this season either....Man City? Perhaps a season too early. In the previous 18 seasons.... Leeds United x 1 Arsenal x 2 Liverpool x 10 Everton, x 2 Aston Villa x 1 Nottingham Forest x 1 Derby County x 1 Almost double the number of winners. In those 7 clubs are 3 that could be called "unfashionable", when they won it. Whereas there is only Blackburn who have bucked the trend in the Premiership era. In the history of the football league, there are instances of teams getting promoted, and going on to win the League Championship in the next season.....Ipswich 1962-ish springs to mind. This WILL NOT happen again whilst the Premier League is the money-orientated league that it is. There is NO level playing field for a team that gets promoted. Only the fear of relegation and/or implosion through massive wages. The sport that I love is dying, at the top, and no-one seems to give a damn, whilst the big teams continue to have their noses in an ever-decreasing trough. *Ahem* Rant over!!! Edited October 27, 2010 by aerospacemango
aerospacemango Posted October 27, 2010 Posted October 27, 2010 Oh, and as for the influx of Americanisms.....Don't get me started!!!! LOL!!!!
BIST Posted October 27, 2010 Author Posted October 27, 2010 Oh, and as for the influx of Americanisms.....Don't get me started!!!! LOL!!!! whats wrong with you dont you like soccer??? hahahah JOKE lol i dont call it that honest kelly
Zenden Posted October 27, 2010 Posted October 27, 2010 Things are looking up - now out of admin and 16 points out of the last 18 is nice! Still rather be rid of the corrupt people in charge of our club but just happy to have a club. One step at a time I guess! Also, loving the Championship - the Premiership needs to hurry up and implode. Football needs to wake up and realise that something drastic has to be done. The Premier League loves its image as the best league in the world but the fact that almost every club is in debt, and massive debt at that surely means something needs to be done It's going to take a Man U or Liverpool to go bust before drastic measures are taken I fear. Or, Chelsea or Man Citys owners to leave the club in sh*t street then what happens? Give me attacking, free flowing football with plenty of goals in the Championship over 4-5-1 backs to the wall football in the Prem any day See your point there. United and Liverpool have both been in a bad situation for a while. Lucky for us that we are the highest earning club in the world so for the moment we can finance the debt, but Liverpool nearly fluffed it completely! Never mind what will happen when Citys Sugar Daddy gets bored and leaves them with rediculous wages to pay!
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