ABUs ..

raba2 kan baik translate jadi "mencabul kehormatan"

oh the majalah arnab photo's are on this ......website. (i think better not post)

btw have u seen this knock-out?


This post has been edited by zenix: Jan 26 2011, 07:33 PM

that ball hit female commentator is shot by none other than Khalid Boulahrouz, the Ex chelsea player

the more i watch it the more i find the flight of the ball amazingly beautiful and accurate

This post has been edited by pyroboy1911: Jan 26 2011, 07:38 PM

u think beckham can do better?

that is a headshot already. how to better...

nah, becks dont hit on girls on the field...he does it somewhere else

i thought victoria is the owner of all his "ASSets"
i think CR freekick kena her head it would break

OH KAKAK BIBIIIII

waa from rooney to gibson and terus jump to female refs

sexist lol wakakaka

boleh tahan

plus he had to deal with a whole nations guilt after a failed wc, ankle injury, and last one wch was of his own doing the contract saga.so a lot going against him but still he turns up for every game with fire and spirit more then anyone.sacrificing himself for the sake of the team, that alone should be the plus pt for him playing more the chicha.besides with chicha we have plenty of time and games to mold him, and let him gain the experience, no need for instant heroship wch we all know leads to disaster later.

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Added on January 26, 2011, 9:21 pm

i bet no one saw this one intriguing indeed..this season.

This post has been edited by mhyug: Jan 26 2011, 09:26 PM

All of sudden the money that we paid for Berbatov looks like peanuts.

You can tell when a striker is on top of his form, Berbatov last goal totally reflected that. Took down the ball from Scholes and straight dash to the penalty box, took on the defender and his shot was inch perfect to get pass the goalkeeper.

Chicharito could have a hattrick last night but heck, ain't he a great goal poacher.

They're almost similar really, in different ways. SAF saw the potential. Fletcher, big game player. The one who would run non stop. With Gibson he sees those long range screamers which would be very useful to have. And Gibson is a good passer of the ball when he usually gets involve. I thought that interchange between him, Evra and Rooney were good in the first 10-15mins or so. After that the whole side collapse. But let's put all the blame on Gibson.

We were down 2-0 away from home. And after a change of formation, he was playing out of position. And we have the evergreen Giggs on the bench who could turn the game around. Considering the What would you do?

Hmm.. Let's see.

Nani-Fletcher-Scholes-Gibson + Giggs

It's no shame to be substituted at that time, considering the ability of those first 3 and who he went off for. If it was still 0-0, he would still be on the pitch. But we needed to chase the game that time, and he's not a winger.

Only one time he went off at HT. And that was in last night's game. Keep looking.
http://soccernet.espn.go.com/player/_/id/7...-gibson?cc=4716

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Added on January 26, 2011, 10:11 pmHe's still very much a work in progress. And it's kinda unfair considering he was out injured for a while before turning up in December. He's not the best talent around to be fair. And I can't see him be a first teamer for us. But he can be a solid(squad/backup) player for us IMO. That long range of his will be useful. And his all round game(passing) is quite good when he does get himself involve in plays. We'll see how this season goes for him. But my guess is next season he will play better. 24-26, that's when they shine these midfielders. Ando is hopefully on that step already. Too bad about his knee trouble.

This post has been edited by Wan: Jan 26 2011, 10:11 PM

Fletcher is the best example we have on hand in terms of being patience with the player. I must admit I was one of those who doubt Fletcher's chances to be in the first team but as always the gaffer definitely know what he see in the training (which we all dont) and we are reaping the benefits now.

You aren't the only one. All of us barring Wan that supported Fletcher since back then. We were skeptical of him. We definitely learnt our lesson.

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Added on January 26, 2011, 11:21 pmSomething about Rooney and Hernandez that I picked up from RedCafe.

Hernandez is lethal against teams that play a high line but less effective against a team that sits deep and forces him to receive the ball with his back to goal. These are the sort of teams that Rooney tends to do well against, because he can reap havoc in the spaces that appear between their midfield and back four.

This post has been edited by boxsystem: Jan 26 2011, 11:21 PM

Proven when Hernandez scored our 2nd goal this morning. His pace will be useful when playing against that high line defense. As for Rooney, he will force the defender to make decision on either to come out and close him down but leave the space behind or stay on but risk Rooney running directly at them which is not fun at all especially when Rooney is on form

Credits to Holloway for his post match interview.

http://news.bbc.co.uk/sport2/hi/football/t...ool/9373797.stm

Credits to Blackpool supporters for giving Rafael the standing ovation when he was carried out in a stretcher. Plus, their team played so well in the first half and was a penalty(IMO) against Rafael. Peter Walton, sheesh.

I hope they stay in PL. Wouldn't want them to be relegated.

IIRC, they have yet to fail to score at home. If they can keep Charlie Adam (until summer at least?) then they have a chance. Not many promoted team playing their style of football so credits to them really.

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BLP 2 Man Utd 3
BLP 1 SUN 2
BLP 2 LIV 1
BLP 1 BIR 2
BLP 2 WOL 1
BLP 2 EVE 2
BLP 2 WBA 1
BLP 2 MAC 3
BLP 1 BLA 2
BLP 2 FUL 2

This post has been edited by alien2003: Jan 26 2011, 11:43 PM

Hey!!! I supported Fletcher a lot those days as well man!!!

After an interview like that, it'd take a bloody cold hearted b*****d to dump them in a lurch right now. I hope Charlie stays till the end of the season and helps keep them afloat. I also hope they get good money for him.