Moriarty
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I think he will. It's one he won't want to miss.RvP will not start the game. Mark my words.
I think he will. It's one he won't want to miss.RvP will not start the game. Mark my words.
I bet Fergie said to them to feel every moment of humiliation in doing it and fecking make sure their doing it for us soon!We gave the first one I can remember, I was raging at the time. Seems like the done thing now though.
Heh, check out the video.I remember when Chelsea gave us a guard of honour and it was basically our reserves, I vividly remember Dong getting appluaded onto the pitch by the Chelsea lads like a hero.
Here we go,
One of our best results there in last 10 years.Yup - here is our team, it's fecking diabolical
Tomasz Kuszczak
Kieran Lee (who?)
Gabriel Heinze
Chris Eagles
Wes Brown
John O'Shea
Ole Gunnar Solskjaer
Darren Fletcher
Dong Fangzhuo
Alan Smith
Kieran Richardson
somehow we drew 0-0
Another thing it reminds me of is this fascination with player's singing the national anthem for England. The Daily Mail had a big fit about that not too long ago. Yawn...The whole guard of honour thing is an absolute nonsense perpetuated by the modern football 'bubble', up there with the whole 'will he/wont he shake hands' idiocy and this bizarre obsession with cutting to a close up of someone's face (be it a player or the manager) every time something happens on the pitch. It's not an obligation, its not even a fecking tradition! It's been done about 4 times in the history of ever.
Yeah, it must be that "modern football bubble" that made Sir Matt Busby do it in 1955...The whole guard of honour thing is an absolute nonsense perpetuated by the modern football 'bubble', up there with the whole 'will he/wont he shake hands' idiocy and this bizarre obsession with cutting to a close up of someone's face (be it a player or the manager) every time something happens on the pitch. It's not an obligation, its not even a fecking tradition! It's been done about 4 times in the history of ever.
We've had two or three dangerous shots and Eagles had a stonewall penalty shout turned down. It was a lovely night at SB. Our away fans owned them throughout 90 minutes, we were given the guard of honour and actually, despite the 3rd string team, we looked like getting the result thereYup - here is our team, it's fecking diabolical
Tomasz Kuszczak
Kieran Lee (who?)
Gabriel Heinze
Chris Eagles
Wes Brown
John O'Shea
Ole Gunnar Solskjaer
Darren Fletcher
Dong Fangzhuo
Alan Smith
Kieran Richardson
somehow we drew 0-0
No, it's a modern thing that anyone cares, and indeed cares so deeply, about whether someone does it or not.Yeah, it must be that "modern football bubble" that made Sir Matt Busby do it in 1955...
It's been done for bloody years... how consistantly I don't know, but a modern football thing it most certainly is not.
Or the crowd. Whoever's directing football matches these days seems to forget they're shooting a sporting event not a movie, we don't need a thousand reaction shots. Oh and don't forget filming trophy lifts at silly angles! No doubt ours will be shot at some horrible angle where you can't really see anything again.The whole guard of honour thing is an absolute nonsense perpetuated by the modern football 'bubble', up there with the whole 'will he/wont he shake hands' idiocy and this bizarre obsession with cutting to a close up of someone's face (be it a player or the manager) every time something happens on the pitch. It's not an obligation, its not even a fecking tradition! It's been done about 4 times in the history of ever.
Was a brilliant night.We've had two or three dangerous shots and Eagles had a stonewall penalty shout turned down. It was a lovely night at SB. Our away fans owned them throughout 90 minutes, we were given the guard of honour and actually, despite the 3rd string team, we looked like getting the result there
The Daily Mail? I can't imagine anyone else is that bothered to be honest.Who exactly is it that cares so deeply about it?
Yes please!To be honest, there are only really two reasons I really want to see Arsenal give a guard of honour to us.
1) Watch them clap out RVP
2) Hear Alan Davies discuss clapping out RVP on the Tuesday Club.
Oh and you know, to honour us as champions or whatever.
Nah I think that's bollocks.Or the crowd. Whoever's directing football matches these days seems to forget they're shooting a sporting event not a movie, we don't need a thousand reaction shots. Oh and don't forget filming trophy lifts at silly angles! No doubt ours will be shot at some horrible angle where you can't really see anything again.
As far as the guard of honour itself, I couldnt care less. It is exactly the handshake thing all over again, if they're told to do it, they will. It doesn't mean anything ... it doesn't mean those players genuinely have any respect for ours, it means their employers have told them to do something and they're doing it.
I remember that son of bitch. I bought the United home and away kit with his name and number and then he wants to go to Liverpool. I had to burn both T-Shirts. Wasted nearly £100Jees, remember that Heinze fella.
Aye, a Guard of Honour is nothing like pre-match handshakes.Nah I think that's bollocks.
Theses are professionals, they recognise the performance that won the league because they recognise the difficulty and talent that goes into it.
Obviously the fans don't have any respect, but the players do, and it will hurt their professional pride to have to do it.
feck... does that mean we have to take the Moral Cup down that we won against Madrid down?I see the Arsenal Supporter Club thingy have come out and said that they are backing the GoH now.
Apparently it will embarass RVP or something, so they are the real winners here.
Apparently they're going to do the Poznan.Wenger as said there will be a guard of honor at the Emirates , whether the fans acknowledge it is another thing.
I don't care if they do - It'll just embarrass them in front of the world media !Apparently they're going to do the Poznan.