Agreed but I do also think they should release all audio for decisions and make it readily available especially to clubs. I think that would help.
I dunno, a maniacal alien cyborg / maniacal cyborg alien / alien cyborg maniac / cyborg alien maniac / alien maniac cyborg / cyborg maniac alien would be kinda difficult to make boring. I'd pay to see that show.
Good man, because the alternative is agreeing with the Faily Mail. Never agree with the Daily Mail.
It really isnt hard as a team to sit down and discuss/agree a consistent way to apply the rules when it comes to anything that can have massively different interpretations. This is what we have to do in my job all the time and it just happens automatically because we are adults.
Man Utd. Just checked and its Anthony Taylor, not Mike Dean.
Definitely Owen's about as useful as a paper Dildo.
I dunno but if you're booking one team's players twice as often as their opponents and you're the only ref doing it, that would suggest to me that you're not fit to be a referee.
Well I think us asking for some integrity from an organisation lead by Webb is probably asking for a bit too much. This is after all the guy who not only allows PL refs swan off to the middle east to work for the owners of two of PL Teams and doesn't see the potential conflict of interest. But he's actively encouraged it.
Honestly that's the main reason I'm siding with him. It's bland football man v fascism.Good man, because the alternative is agreeing with the Faily Mail. Never agree with the Daily Mail.
Looking forward to the next episode of Michael Owen in Conversation with Angelos EpithemiouWhat a quote!
He looks like he is about to explode.What a quote!
Yep, dunno what Jordan’s glasses are about. He seems to have modelled himself on the old guy from Pixar's Up!Looking forward to the next episode of Michael Owen in Conversation with Angelos Epithemiou
Gaining confidence from throwing an apple in to a bin. Only a dullard like Owen could say such a thing without it being a parody
"When we were in training, I used to do a lot of tricks which hardly any players at the club could do. Once I was showing my skills to Owen. After I finished, Owen took an apple core and pointed to a bin which was about 5m from where we were standing. He said, I’m going to hit it in one throw. He threw it and got it in the bin. He asked me to do the same; I threw an apple core about 10 times, but still couldn’t hit it, with that accuracy. He smiled and left." - Cristiano Ronaldo
This is fantastic.
"When we were in training, I used to do a lot of tricks which hardly any players at the club could do. Once I was showing my skills to Owen. After I finished, Owen took an apple core and pointed to a bin which was about 5m from where we were standing. He said, I’m going to hit it in one throw. He threw it and got it in the bin. He asked me to do the same; I threw an apple core about 10 times, but still couldn’t hit it, with that accuracy. He smiled and left." - Cristiano Ronaldo
@horsechoker you might have started a new trend.
"I was visiting the All Seasons Leisure Centre in Chorley with my eldest son, who is 13, helping him practice his penalty saves. Michael was there and offered to kick some penalties against my thirteen year old son, to which I asked if he would take it easy. Michael winked and ran to take the first kick. He smashed it against the wall, missing the goal by miles, and his mum came on to the pitch to call him a cnut."
"When we were in training, I used to do a lot of tricks which hardly any players at the club could do. Once I was showing my skills to Owen. After I finished, Owen took an apple core and pointed to a bin which was about 5m from where we were standing. He said, I’m going to hit it in one throw. He threw it and got it in the bin. He asked me to do the same; I threw an apple core about 10 times, but still couldn’t hit it, with that accuracy. He smiled and left." - Cristiano Ronaldo
Jamie f**king chucked that. Mentality midget.
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Holy shit. I thought this would be the original clip, but this is even worse. It's actually painful to watch, the kid is clearly petrified and trying to stay out of harms way. How none of the multiple adults there put a stop to this is mental. It's practically abuse.
Never struck before, but what an absolutely bizarre drill that is.
"When we were in training, I used to do a lot of tricks which hardly any players at the club could do. Once I was showing my skills to Owen. After I finished, Owen took an apple core and pointed to a bin which was about 5m from where we were standing. He said, I’m going to hit it in one throw. He threw it and got it in the bin. He asked me to do the same; I threw an apple core about 10 times, but still couldn’t hit it, with that accuracy. He smiled and left." - Cristiano Ronaldo
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Amazing
"When we were in training, I used to do a lot of tricks which hardly any players at the club could do. Once I was showing my skills to Owen. After I finished, Owen took an apple core and pointed to a bin which was about 5m from where we were standing. He said, I’m going to hit it in one throw. He threw it and got it in the bin. He asked me to do the same; I threw an apple core about 10 times, but still couldn’t hit it, with that accuracy. He smiled and left." - Cristiano Ronaldo
Tremendous by the way.
"When we were in training, I used to do a lot of tricks which hardly any players at the club could do. Once I was showing my skills to Owen. After I finished, Owen took an apple core and pointed to a bin which was about 5m from where we were standing. He said, I’m going to hit it in one throw. He threw it and got it in the bin. He asked me to do the same; I threw an apple core about 10 times, but still couldn’t hit it, with that accuracy. He smiled and left." - Cristiano Ronaldo
