Yo yo yo... Enuff with the broken legs issue la.
Just read our best fan on the world thread n they comparing SAF with Sir Bob Paisley,
So, is it true that SAF overshadowed by Sir Bob Paisley?

Why do you say things that you're unsure of? Ultimately he was give 2 match suspension.

I wonder if they rate Rafa as highly. They must be.. 

     

A Blue View
I was going to write in asking of the Rafa Benitez situation, if Rafa was the richest incompetent ever to build a career on inadequacy and flukes. But then I read this on your award-winning website:

'Benitez, 50, is currently on holiday in Liverpool.'

God, he must be skint as well as useless. Poor sod. I wouldn't wish that on my worst enemy.
Col (Lets have a whip round for Rafa) Broon

Fergie ban on sissy snoods

HARDLINE boss Sir Alex Ferguson has banned his Man Utd stars from wearing trendy snoods - declaring: "They're for powder puffs."

The iron-fisted Scot, 68, instructed the squad to brave the cold without the circular scarfs.

The garment has become increasingly popular in British football during the cold snap, especially with foreign players.

Snood wearers include Man City's Carlos Tevez, Yaya Toure and Mario Balotelli.

Arsenal's Samir Nasri and Liverpool keeper Pepe Reina are also fans.

But United defender Rio Ferdinand, 32, wrote online: "You won't see a Man Utd player wearing a snood."

Ex-Leeds United hardman Norman Hunter, 67, added: "Fergie's of the old guard that wouldn't want players running out in that.

"They just look uncomfortable. If anybody grabbed you from behind, they could almost throttle you."

He added: "We didn't even wear gloves. We played in a lot worse conditions than they play in now - ice, snow, mud, everything.

"Nowadays players go out with body and leg warmers and this thing on their neck. We used to rub Algipan oil all over. That kept us warm."

England skipper Rio was riled by rival supporters after his snood post.

He then wrote: "A lot of hostility from other teams' fans... I don't care if your players do or don't wear snoods.

"I just said WE won't be, so pipe down!"

wow... where can we find a fat manager that being total shite in two top clubs and yet can still earning 10 million plus from the compensation after being fired... this is amazingly madness i tell u

this is funny shit

Susu kambing segar cap Sheep319

Love Rio's twitters

I wonder if they rate Rafa as highly. They must be.. 

     

Off topic:

http://www.mirrorfootball.co.uk/news/Manch...icle655505.html

Did he really said that?   

Off topic:

http://www.mirrorfootball.co.uk/news/Manch...icle655505.html

Did he really said that?   

Hahaha, i read the title only enough for me to laugh my ass off.

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Added on December 22, 2010, 10:55 pmGood la this thread. So many funny stuff. Keep it up

Recent Reds signing Anders Lindegaard has started training with his new team-mates at Carrington.

The 26 year-old's acquisition was announced on 27 November and while he must wait until January before he's eligible to play for the club, the Danish goalkeeper is now acclimatising to life at Carrington and getting to know his United colleagues.

Lindegaard arrives with plenty of games under his belt this year, after finishing fourth in the Norwegian league with previous club Aalesunds FK. Anders comes with high acclaim too, with former Tottenham goalkeeper Erik Thorstvedt among his admirers.

“He has an impressive overall game – he’s got good hands, is confident with crosses and has good presence," said Thorstvedt, who's been able to watch Lindegaard while working as a pundit for Norwegian TV.

Another famous Norwegian, Ole Gunnar Solskjaer, has also praised the big Dane.

“It’s dangerous to say but he’s very good with his feet which reminds me of Edwin (van der Sar)," Solskjaer told us, prior to his departure.

"Lindegaard can pick out players and that’s one of the strengths of his game. I like that about him."

It remains to be seen whether United will sign anyone else in January but for now the squad heads into the New Year already with one promising addition.

In Anders Lindegaard, United have signed a goalkeeper bearing a key hallmark of Edwin van der Sar, according to Ole Gunnar Solskjaer.

The Norwegian, who scouted Lindegaard during Aalesund’s Europa League trip to Motherwell earlier this season, says the Danish international has the required skills with the ball at his feet to fit in with United’s ethos of possession play.

“It’s dangerous to say, but he’s very good with his feet so he reminds me of Edwin, in the way he can play football,” Solskjaer told ManUtd.com.

“He can pick out players and that’s one of the strengths of his game. I like that about him. He didn’t have too many saves to make in the Motherwell game, but I’ve watched him on telly a few times for Denmark and he’s a very good shot-stopper.”

Solskjaer also spoke at length with Aalesund manager Kjetil Rehkdal, a fellow former Norwegian international, about Lindegaard’s suitability for a role at a major club like United.

“Kjetil’s a very good friend of mine, and he says he has the mentality to be a number one goalkeeper,” said Solskjaer. “Of course, that’s a good thing. And he’s Danish, so we have to cross our fingers that he’s like Peter Schmeichel!

“Plus I’m sure that with the coaching here he’ll improve. You see potentially a very, very good keeper, and with the coaching here he’ll be alright.”

macheda's sweater looks nice 

Wah. My jason park look like k-pop stars already