scholes is irreplaceable. but he is closer to scholes than anyone in the club as of this moment, minus the tackles

I was relieved to see the score line at the early morning of Sunday that we won. It was a heart wrecking on Saturday night when arsenal levelled. Yup I didn't watch the match because I am getting married on Sunday and I didn't have Astro in the hotel.

My best wedding gift, ever !

Thanks!

wah. Congratulations in advance. Hopefully everything going to be well.

Thank you !

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Added on March 22, 2011, 5:21 pmErr..ego? His president is ABU?

This post has been edited by DarkWan: Mar 22 2011, 05:21 PM

I for once said I better have a wife who do not understand football at all rather than an opposing fan. My friend for example, his husband is Liverpool fan

God granted my wishes . She quite so so a man utd fan. Not a die hard one but ok la. Even her family too.

This post has been edited by DarkWan: Mar 23 2011, 08:47 AM

I mean, HER

Just came back from asiacafe subang. Hehehehehe.

That, would be devastating. Rooney never won an FA cup before. FA cup is by FA anyway so

I am not sure about the leadership, but in terms of management he has the top qualities.

The caught and directly eh? Hmm.. For me, there is different but in different context.

I myself, playing some sport, kinda professional level and competition is at national level. It is a team game. There will always another team speaking to another team (about us), and belittling our team or maybe some individual of our team. It is a bad mouthing but without our presence. It is something like 'their team is nothing', 'their forward is not good', etc

We will always play down this kind of thing whenever we heard or CAUGHT the stories. We knew the tension is high, the adrenaline or such so it is part of the game anyway.

But it is different if their team speak about it DIRECTLY to us (without good intention) because it could affecting our morales.

My point is, there is differences in between.

Back to the story, I think 2 match ban is harsh. Given the current situation and 'good intent', at most is 1 match ban. Based on what FA decision in Rooney, let we see what would happen if the same thing happen in future for another player.

This post has been edited by DarkWan: Apr 6 2011, 10:36 AM