No idea mate, if i ever get rich enough for it to be a dilemma for me i'll let you know.
I wonder, was it this last line that got you banned?
To us "Norms", it certainly seems that way.
It was against Palace. It didn't guarantee CL but it made it very likely.
Hang on, thought he was just a violent thug with no obvious footballing abilities.
This is why so many ex-footballers, especially from the 90s, ended up skint. They didn't see the job as an opportunity to be set-up for life and expected to continue the lifestyle long after the paychecks have dwindled. Some of the more realistic ones invested heavily in property whilst they were playing to secure their future. Another thing I've noticed even amongst ''normal" people, is that, regardless of how well-off a lot of people are, many are constantly comparing themselves to people who are the next rung of wealth up and the things they wish they could afford, instead of enjoying the things they can afford. I imagine that's as true for someone earning 200,000 a week as it for someone earning 25,000 a year. A little bit of that is good for spurring you on in your career, too much just makes you unhappy.
I can't for a single moment think why. He's endlessly negative about the club, seems to hate almost everyone who is or ever was involved in it, constantly acts like his crappy opinions are some king of cynical genius, and was a self claimed Arsenal fan when he first joined this forum anyway. I'm not sure I can think of a long term member whose posts are more boring, negative, and full of crap. Put it this way - I haven't read the adult diapers comment you're citing - but I can totally believe that he would have made it.
Zlatan flexing,Fellaini elbowing and Lukaku pointing at his feet.
I accept criticism but not lies. I was never an Arsenal supporter or any other club supporter whatsoever. So either back that up or apologise
Thanks for your positive opinion about me. I think i've already answered to that in a previous post. You are free to still disagree with that of course. Unlike some i respect people's opinion, i never used duplicate accounts to back myself up, i never ganged up agsinst anyone or changed my name to dissociate from what i previously said. I guess i am far less of a cynical genius then others are
He played the ball to di Maria (?) against Arsenal in 14/15 in the 0-2 win. di Maria played through Rooney and we countered to finish the game off.
Can't believe why anyone would support a player who plays for the club you support.
Who said you have to love them?
Supporting Manchester United doesn't mean you have to love every player the player has ever had. Especially not the rubbish ones.
So what point are you trying to make here?
Going to matches is how you support players, not saying nice things about them on an internet forum that they will never read. Nothing any of us say on here makes any difference to the team, and it's weird that you always get so sensitive about any player criticism.
That's a question i've been trying to answer since joining the caf
It should have been his first 10 words.I wonder, was it this last line that got you banned?
Berb supplied way more class, and was top scorer leading us to the league one of the seasons Rooney was off the boil.
Fellaini was way, way off that.
Or his first line.I wonder, was it this last line that got you banned?
Berb supplied way more class, and was top scorer leading us to the league one of the seasons Rooney was off the boil.
Fellaini was way, way off that.
Agreed. He was obviously thought very highly of by those at the club judging by the messages (and the amount of them) by other players in the wake of his departure.
This. From word to word
100% agree. Always liked him. Not like a plan B (hoof ball) solution, but as a valuable squad player with great attitude and who gave all for the club. Thanks to the big fella and wish him the best.
Which is fine, but you do realise it wasn't actually Ole that sold him, that's on the club, and his agent, if you asked Ole he would've preferred to keep him, true story......
