Recent content by NJ1979

Creating a union for an under-represented minority is a "million times more racist" than a white man calling Anton Ferdinand a black cnut. Okey dokey.

:lol: Clueless. Let's leave it there though, the thread's getting derailed.

You're a feckwit and you have no idea what racism means. That better?

I can't tell if this post is serious or not.

I don't doubt that he believes in the campaign, he's just not seeing the picture. Bottom line is that a seventy something white man telling his black subordinate how he should or shouldn't deal with racism is just a horrendous, horrendous misjudgment, no matter how well intentioned.

Ferguson's way out of line here. An elderly white man can't be telling a young black man how he should be handling racism, it's ludicrous. Hopefully he'll take a step back and see a bit of sense on this.

The players you mention are the exception rather than the rule, though. Plenty of boxers, rugby players etc are the same, and even ultra-fit endurance athletes let themselves go slightly when not training towards a particular event. Bradley Wiggins, for example, is known to like a drink, and his...

This bloke's son died in police custody and he's suffering from mental health problems. Jailing him is fecking ridiculous.

1. Charlton 2. Best 3. Giggs 4. Keane 5. Cantona 6. Scholes 7. Edwards 8. Schmeichel 9. Ronaldo 10. Robson

He'd probably be relatively successful at a bigger club, but I just don't think the fans would put up with his brand of football.

Veron was probably the one I was most excited about, after watching him dominate Keane in the Super Cup.

Stoke are a twat of a club, with twat players, a twat manager, a twat style of football and twat fans, from a twat of a place. Horrible, BNP-voting stupid-accented twatbags. Plus they're responsible for Robbie bastard Williams, Adrian Lewis and Phil Taylor and his low-level Savilery. In...

1. Maradona 2. Pele 3. Messi 4. Cruyff 5. Beckenbauer 6. Baresi 7. Zico 8. C Ronaldo 9. John Charles 10. Platini

Buttner would probably be a decent short term solution to see if a run of games out of the team would give Evra a kick up the arse, but if that didn't work then we seriously need to look at buying a proper, established left back. I'm all for giving Evra plenty of chances, but he's been poor for...

Quieroz is a poor manager, but was an excellent coach for us. I'd have him back in a heartbeat, so long as it was in the same role.