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post Sep 23 2009, 03:10 PM

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QUOTE(redscorpion @ Sep 23 2009, 03:06 PM)
the lolest part : Ask SAF dun use even rooney la. see how can they score so well

i dont know how old he is  doh.gif
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Hillarious la... We have already won it for 3 consecutive seasons.. and that is twice already (1999-2001 as well). Looks like this fella just started watching BPL, maybe this season cos MC spent so much...
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post Sep 23 2009, 03:11 PM

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Sedapnye kek lapis ni. Air sirap laici pun OK.

Fergie time! Fergie time! As if other teams tak penah dapat EXTRA ADDED minutes je.

Oh wai~ Move on move on!

Malam ni! Malam ni!
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post Sep 23 2009, 03:11 PM

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Harry hails Neville's passion
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Harry Redknapp urges Spurs to match Gary Neville's jubilation level

• Manager wants his substitutes to celebrate with feeling
• Defender's derby goal celebration prompts FA warning

Harry Redknapp has highlighted Gary Neville's passion as an example to be followed. The Tottenham manager urged the fringe members of his squad, many of whom will start at Preston North End tomorrow night, to be similarly selfless.

Neville's celebration of Michael Owen's 96th-minute winner for Manchester United against Manchester City on Sunday saw the defender warned by the Football Association yesterday, for goading City supporters. Yet Redknapp remarked on how the 34-year-old's delight outweighed any disappointment at not being used as a substitute.

"That's why United are where they are," said Redknapp. "They are a team and they are all together. Gary Neville has won everything there is to win but you look at the excitement he showed at his team winning, when he wasn't even in the team. He wasn't sitting on the bench with his arms folded. He was jumping higher than Fergie.

"When we played United at White Hart Lane the week before, my coaches, Tim Sherwood and Les Ferdinand, were in the stands along with the United boys who weren't subs. They were jumping up and down at every decision and again when they scored their goals. That winning mentality goes right through the club. [Darron] Gibson and all the other boys wanted to play but they also have those feelings that they showed.

"There are not many clubs where you get that. It's something you'd like to develop. It's hard to change some people but that's what makes winning teams. I thought it was amazing to see Neville's feelings show and the joy he had at winning."

Redknapp has less than fond memories of his substitutes' bench last January, in a 3-2 defeat at Bolton. "I remember looking at the bench and I think two of them were asleep," he said. "They had hats pulled down and blankets over them. I said, 'I'm sorry to drag you up here, I know it's cold and you could be at home with the missus having a cup of tea. It's hard for 30 grand a week to watch a game.'"

Redknapp will use the trip to Preston to offer opportunities to players "who need a game". Heurelho Gomes will replace Carlo Cudicini in goal while Michael Dawson will play his first match of the season, after making a timely recovery from an achilles problem. Redknapp's other established centre-halves, Ledley King, Sébastien Bassong and Jonathan Woodgate, are injured and Redknapp suggested that Woodgate might need a third operation on his troublesome groin if an injection did not solve the problem.

Bassong has been given the all-clear after his head injury against Chelsea on Sunday but he also fell awkwardly to damage his knee and so he must undergo a scan on that. Redknapp is expected to include Alan Hutton, Gareth Bale, David Bentley, Kyle Naughton, Giovani dos Santos and Peter Crouch.

http://www.guardian.co.uk/football/2009/se...rs-gary-neville
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QUOTE(redscorpion @ Sep 23 2009, 03:06 PM)
the lolest part : Ask SAF dun use even rooney la. see how can they score so well

i dont know how old he is  doh.gif
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23 years old also kenot think properly
late boomers....

oh wai...

i am also at that age eh rclxub.gif
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QUOTE(boxsystem @ Sep 23 2009, 03:11 PM)
Sedapnye kek lapis ni. Air sirap laici pun OK.

Fergie time! Fergie time! As if other teams tak penah dapat EXTRA ADDED minutes je.

Oh wai~ Move on move on!

Malam ni! Malam ni!
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Lain kali suruh opposition player jgn bersin kat atas padang.. kalau tak nanti assistant referee kira skali masuk dlm stoppage time tuh.


Added on September 23, 2009, 3:13 pmWell, look how long it took Fletcher to make his mark. 25+ is the age where they mature.. laugh.gif

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post Sep 23 2009, 03:14 PM

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MC is not even close to Chelsea's strength during the Abramovich takeover but they 'perasan' they are as good or even better. 1 game does not justify enough. Let's see who's got the most consistency until the end of the season & I'd like to wait for someone's d*** to get chopped off providing if he has any tongue.gif
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post Sep 23 2009, 03:15 PM

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fletcher will be SAF main player this season upon his recent good performance...i looking forward for Hargreaves returning.
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post Sep 23 2009, 03:19 PM

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Well, we have to admit they are a threat, not on Chelsea's level yet, but just a bit below that. If they can maintain their position in the top 4 throughout the season, they will be able to attract bigger names and they would be a consistent threat for sure..

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Adebayor

That's very strong IMO. Add WC defenders and maybe someone really good to take SWP's place, they would have one hell of a team.
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post Sep 23 2009, 03:22 PM

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Lol i expected creap, not redscorpion. Where's creap?
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city thread very funny , too many mathematicians laugh.gif laugh.gif whistling.gif , come on SAF, next time ask mr wiley add 13 minutes injury times laugh.gif laugh.gif
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a lil bit out of topic, may i know who are the players who frequently use long sleeve kit?

berbatov, giggs. who else?
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wat ler...even give the fact also the cannot believe shakehead.gif

nobody mention chelsea vs reading game 2 season ago? when peter cech got injured at his head. that 1 a very long additional time..
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QUOTE(redscorpion @ Sep 23 2009, 03:28 PM)
a lil bit out of topic, may i know who are the players who frequently use long sleeve kit?

berbatov, giggs. who else?
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LOL at ur siggy laugh.gif laugh.gif
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QUOTE(redscorpion @ Sep 23 2009, 03:28 PM)
a lil bit out of topic, may i know who are the players who frequently use long sleeve kit?

berbatov, giggs. who else?
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Rooney used to, vidic sometimes, vds..

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QUOTE(boxsystem @ Sep 23 2009, 03:11 PM)
Sedapnye kek lapis ni. Air sirap laici pun OK.

Fergie time! Fergie time! As if other teams tak penah dapat EXTRA ADDED minutes je.

Oh wai~ Move on move on!

Malam ni! Malam ni!
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macam macam ada... smile.gif

QUOTE(PrinceOfPersia @ Sep 23 2009, 03:26 PM)
city thread very funny , too many mathematicians  laugh.gif  laugh.gif  whistling.gif , come on SAF, next time ask mr wiley add 13 minutes injury times  laugh.gif  laugh.gif
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they use essien 's calculator, thats why they cannot find correct anwsers... laugh.gif
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post Sep 23 2009, 03:42 PM

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manchester city is a big club now , and they always been , except with lack of success on the pitch. the all time league and premiere league record attendance was recorded at their old Maine Road ground , although it was United who play on that match

don't laugh at them too soon , if man city is in contention for the BPL title come january , their rich owner will pull out their petrol dollars to buy all that is necessary for them to keep fighting till May. to me , they are one of the favourite and i mean real contender for the title

once they sort out their small problem in defence , they are actually a well rounded team

its getting more exciting , now more than ever
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Only Berba. & O'Shea consistently wore LS.Giggs & Park sometimes. Rooney, Nani usually wears base layers underneath which looks like they're wearing LS.


Added on September 23, 2009, 3:43 pm
QUOTE(redscorpion @ Sep 23 2009, 03:28 PM)
a lil bit out of topic, may i know who are the players who frequently use long sleeve kit?

berbatov, giggs. who else?
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Added on September 23, 2009, 3:47 pm
QUOTE(sunnyK @ Sep 23 2009, 03:42 PM)
manchester city is a big club now , and they always been , except with lack of success on the pitch. the all time league and premiere league record attendance was recorded at their old Maine Road ground , although it was United who play on that match

don't laugh at them too soon , if man city is in contention for the BPL title come january , their rich owner will pull out their petrol dollars to buy all that is necessary for them to keep fighting till May. to me , they are one of the favourite and i mean real contender for the title

once they sort out their small problem in defence , they are actually a well rounded team

its getting more exciting , now more than ever
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The problem is I admit they're a strong team & no one's laughing at them, but they just cant stop whining. When ABU's come & join them, it gets to their heads. That's what gets on my nerves.

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post Sep 23 2009, 04:04 PM

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QUOTE(redscorpion @ Sep 23 2009, 03:28 PM)
a lil bit out of topic, may i know who are the players who frequently use long sleeve kit?

berbatov, giggs. who else?
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Ronal~

Oh wait, he's with Real now. tongue.gif

VDS, Kuszack, Foster, Utility Man, Count.
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QUOTE(odieseven @ Sep 23 2009, 03:42 PM)
Only Berba. & O'Shea consistently wore LS.Giggs & Park sometimes. Rooney, Nani usually wears base layers underneath which looks like they're wearing LS.


Added on September 23, 2009, 3:43 pm


Added on September 23, 2009, 3:47 pm

The problem is I admit they're a strong team & no one's laughing at them, but they just cant stop whining. When ABU's come & join them, it gets to their heads. That's what gets on my nerves.
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true big teams don't whine, they work hard with what they got
true big teams don't hope for draw, they always fight for the win, even until the last seconds
true big teams don't look at the watch hoping for the game to end, they concentrate on what is going on on the pitch
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QUOTE(dlct87 @ Sep 23 2009, 04:11 PM)
true big teams don't whine, they work hard with what they got
true big teams don't hope for draw, they always fight for the win, even until the last seconds
true big teams don't look at the watch hoping for the game to end, they concentrate on what is going on on the pitch
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SPOT ON!!! Now that makes CITEH pretenders..

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