yea, that get SAF off his chair if u see the moments after nani missed the chance

that move is called "Giggsy and Scholesy Chopsticks Tackle"

I have the same sentiment as you. First in 2004, its understandable coz he's young, not commited in terms of marriage and all...but now? I said the same when JT scandal broke, and i'll say the same if Rooney do indeed do such things: It's a shameful act. I wont go so low as to defend his act and say it's his private life and none of our business....IF it indeed is true, then very shameful coz he's always involved with youngsters and this does not make him look good at all . I just hope it's not as terrible as it sounds...

But nonetheless, he is still a United player and hope he can get back to his senses and get his life sorted out coz this thing will somehow affect his footballing duties. I dislike his actions, not him.

PS: all said are assuming the news is true...which is just as true as JT's affair anyway. But reli hope this is just an April Fool joke or something

This post has been edited by pyroboy1911: Sep 5 2010, 09:43 PM

to be fair a few of them who say its none of our business when it happens to other players, say the same thing about Rooney. At least they stick to what they say. And to a few of us who taunt and joke about their players to them, now we face the karma of being ridiculed. dare to give, dare to receive. But what ticks me off are hypocrites who say 1 thing about themselves and say the other to others.

Personally i still believe that as a player u have your club's image to hold and while u may argue that other players do the same, 2 wrongs doesnt make it right. Just hope this isnt the cause of his form now...i would expect this has been an issue for the past few months already, not when the tabloid publish it. Hope he can settle it ASAP so as not to disturb his footballing duties.

This post has been edited by pyroboy1911: Sep 6 2010, 11:29 AM

i would suggest putting Giggs and Scholes into the team regardless, coz there might not be another chance to draw them next season

i hope Oshea knows what he's supposed to do, else Fellaini will run him rugged

Evra did the deadliest mistake of defending - trying to be flamboyant when defending. He was looking and tracking the ball all the while, im pretty sure a simple header would suffice

what annoys me the most is when they play other big teams, they drop their pants and literally bend over just to be screwed.

speaking of dropping pants, Baines wanna do that for us earlier, taking off his pants....but one of the Everton coachin staff reminded him that they are playing United and so he put on a new pair.

Commentator said he "showed his white long legs to the whole world"

This post has been edited by pyroboy1911: Sep 11 2010, 08:44 PM

surprise surprise, both nani crosses from the right flank.

i know we have discussed before how come Vidic is captain ahead of Giggs when Neville is not around...but this time Neville is in the team and still Vidic the captain?

seriously nothing to say...

conceding 1 late goal to lose is 1 thing, to concede 2 when u think u already have the 3 points in bag is another issue which i personally think is more hurtful

cant agree more its the way we lost points, not the fact that we did. OK losing points ain't good, but especially the Everton game, the point is literally in our bag already. Cahill's goal sparked a few ???? on our player's heads and before you know it, Everton's players managed to take advantage of it. Only after their 3rd goal, u see our teams really pushed forward (like we always did last season when we were drawing) but it's a little too late. If we maintained the same urge, no matter win, lose or draw to push in that last few minutes, all this could have been avoided.

Dammit, super curious at what happened. When they were calling for the stretcher frantically, doesn't seem to be THAT serious, din see any leg "deformities".

Anyway let's win the UCL!! For Antonio!!!!

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ive pretty much made up my mind

im not too sure about the rules, but in a penalty shootout shouldnt the keeper only make 1 save attempt? for example, assuming the keeper aint being an ass and saw the ball going in, can he go and stop the ball from going in? coz most of the time, keeper will either touch the ball none (when the ball goes in or out) or once (either save it, or touched it but went in nonetheless). So i have never seen any incident where the keeper make 2 distinct touches to the ball during a shooutout, so not too sure bout the rule.

technically the ball can go into the goal until it completely stops. in the video, it's just like a keeper touches a ball but the ball still went in anyway. but what i was wondering is if that keeper can make a "second" touch on the ball to stop it from moving.

yea referee was unsure as well, but it is technically a goal. A ball needs to stop moving or out of play area (behind the post) to be deemed not a goal (im pretty sure bout this ) and it looks pretty much like a shootout coz around the box, no defenders/attackers rushing in after the kick, meaning it is not during normal time. I think the question is, can the keeper make a second touch. I mean, if he doesnt go back and gloat, he would just have to watch the ball roll in, in agony...nothing he can do right?

NVM, stop worrying about this 1 in a thousand thing, im going to bar to watch the match tonigh!

This post has been edited by pyroboy1911: Sep 19 2010, 07:12 PM