football clubs trying to fuck up world cup
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happie chappie
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aylee said:
I'll tell you what I find fucking tedious - ABU twats who continually used terms like "manure", "fuckerson" etc as if they were the first person ever to use them. Listen mate, repeating OTHER PEOPLES over-used pathetic "jokes" isn't big nor clever. It's not as if they were funny the first time they were used. It just marks you out as a pillock.
Happie Chappie
kyser_soze
Hawking's Angry Eyebrow
Well hell, why not just allow the clubs to stop any player going on the basis that they could sustain a career ending injury? Could happen and if it's that big an issue they'd keep any and all players back.
Should be left up to the player - surely at the end of the day workers have rights to say whether they can or can't go on a company day out?
Should be left up to the player - surely at the end of the day workers have rights to say whether they can or can't go on a company day out?
happie chappie said:I'll tell you what I find fucking tedious - ABU twats who continually used terms like "manure", "fuckerson" etc as if they were the first person ever to use them. Listen mate, repeating OTHER PEOPLES over-used pathetic "jokes" isn't big nor clever. It's not as if they were funny the first time they were used. It just marks you out as a pillock.
Happie Chappie
People who use the word 'pillock' are a bit SUS too
maximilian ping
Grrrrr
come back to this thread in 12 years time when the World Cup doesnt exist because corporate insurance bollox won't allow all the best players. it'll be like the Olympic Games footie. be warned 
happie chappie
Well-Known Member
Biffo said:People who use the word 'pillock' are a bit SUS too
Perhaps so, but I'd already used "twat", and I don't like the "c" word. Feel free to substitute any other general term of abuse of your choosing though.
Happie Chappie
maximilian ping said:
If i was a united fan i would be well fucked off.
United are no strangers to losing players in international duty with both steve coppell and neil webb retiring due to injuries sustained in international games. And the abuse given to beckham or neville when the fucking halfwits that are england-fans decided to turn against them. Never mind their percieved treatement at the hands of the same FA
maximilian ping
Grrrrr
Iam said:Alright.
Meet you here on the 9th of June 2018 and we shall see and discuss it then.
or we could step in my clunky but reliable time machine and go there now?
dirtysanta
Original Casual
Chorlton said:
Hear hear
Keep in mind that this is the World Cup we are talking about. The world's best footballers playing for the world's best teams, in the world's biggest tournament. Think of all the football played worldwide and consider that the World Cup is the pinnacle of the game.
Now Rooney is expected to play at this level. 6 weeks after breaking a bone in his foot???
I think if anything, Ferguson should be saying "For the sake of England, don't play Rooney, play someone else who is match fit."
Now Rooney is expected to play at this level. 6 weeks after breaking a bone in his foot???
I think if anything, Ferguson should be saying "For the sake of England, don't play Rooney, play someone else who is match fit."
Bristly Pioneer
Anarchitect
Surely the clubs will benefit from the added value to their players after being seen to shine on an international stage. It shouldn't be seen as a lose lose situation for clubs. I am sure if Rooney does play well, his transfer value to united will rocket even higher.
gnoriac
lowly seer
Love the way [some] u75 members are supporting major corporates in 'defending their asset values'. 
But then I suppose Man U and Liverpool are far trendier than Shell or McDonalds.
Like Bristly Pioneer says, you won't see those clubs whose asset values increase whinging about it too much.
But then I suppose Man U and Liverpool are far trendier than Shell or McDonalds.
Like Bristly Pioneer says, you won't see those clubs whose asset values increase whinging about it too much.
david dissadent
New Member
You mean the FA and team England are not corperatations and brands? Just checking.......gnoriac said:Love the way [some] u75 members are supporting major corporates in 'defending their asset values'.
But then I suppose Man U and Liverpool are far trendier than Shell or McDonalds.
Like Bristly Pioneer says, you won't see those clubs whose asset values increase whinging about it too much.
jonnyd1978
Handsome lads are playing chess in your area
I think it's a bag of shite that the clubs moan. It pisses me right off when managers moan that they will lose their African players for a month for the African nations cup. They knew the player played for an African nation when they signed them...hence the reason they could get a work permit. If they don't want to lose a player to the African nations, don't sign him! Similarly, Man Utd knew Rooney was an international when they signed him so they know there is a risk of him being injured whilst playing for England. Fergie has had his way with Giggs all these years pulling him out of friendly games and alot of qualifiers too. It seems Rooney will not be told what to do by Fergie as Giggs has been. Good on him I say. I'm glad someone is desperate to play for England so much. I have sympathy with United but at the end of the day it comes down to Rooney himself. He obviously feels he's right to play and if he's got the guts to stand up to Fergie that's good enough for me!
dirtysanta
Original Casual
where to said:
eh? No it isnt you oversensitive numpty.
dirtysanta
Original Casual
Bristly Pioneer said:
talk about stating the bleeding obvious. The point isnt that he doesnt want hin played. The point is that hes still possibly injured.
All you cunts are missing the fucking point. But dont let your lack of understanding about the modern day game get in your way.
dirtysanta
Original Casual
gnoriac said:
Yeh
two completely seperate issues.
Berk.
I'm not a Man U FAn, by some considerable stretch of the imagination. However, they are within their rights to be concerned. What's the good of rushing Rooney back? from an England POV it will be no good either if we fuck his foot up completely and after this he never quite reattains his form. he'll get plenty of chances in future tournaments. Also if Owen and Crouch are in good form, why change that after to incorporate a semifit player?
