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I would make it Hargreaves Beckham Gerrard Lampard Cole Rooney I wish people would stop bleating on about Defoe aswell. Would anybody serioulsy want him on the pitch, I know I bloody wouldnt. I am much happier with him in England where there is no chance of him playing

He acted like a petulant child. For God's sake, he's supposed to be a grown up. If I went round kicking desks everytime something went wrong for me at work, what do you think people would say? This is the perfect illustration how people think that it is acceptable for footballers to behave below the normal levels of common decency. I may talk shit at times, but I find you highlighting that particualr sentence astounding. 151421[/snapback] If you screamed "YEEEEEEEEEEEEEEES!!! FUCKING GET IIIIIIIIIIIN!!!" and ran to the corner of the room and did a robot dance every time something went right at work, I suspect your colleagues would have something to say too. Are you getting how being a professional footballer and being a medical writer doesn't really bear comparison? It's nothing to do with common decency and everything to do with things being taken in context - he was annoyed and he showed it with a petulant strop. It looked a bit silly, but I wouldn't have said it was outside of the realms of decency or anything. 151426[/snapback] Alright, the comparison isn't perfect, but neither is yours. Of course players are going to celebrate when scoring a goal, it's part of the emotion and has entertainment value. However, only certain players act like twats when subbed. He was playing shite, it was for the teams benefit and his he was subbed. He acted like a twat, showing no resppect for the other subs or his manager. If you disagree then fine, I take it you're happy if every player acts like a primadonna when they are subbed from now on. 151432[/snapback] It's part of the emotion in the same way that celebrating a goal is man. You can't expect them to be full of good emotions when they score and then emotionless robots when things don't go so well. Yes, I've conceded he looked a bit daft, but I could understand his frustrations - he's come back from injury and knows he's better than he's currently capable of playing, and it must be incredibly frustrating. He let it show and I don't think that's a crime. 151436[/snapback] I just think it goes to show Rooney is not in control of his emotions, he's a loose cannon. Pampering him isn't going to help. Not that I care, hopefully he will continue to go into full self destruct mode for ManU. 151440[/snapback] Get a grip man, he took his boots off in too angry a fashion for your delicate sensibilities? 151446[/snapback] Get a grip man, I made one comment about "twattish" behaviour (imo of course), and I get all this grief! I don't care! 151455[/snapback] Jeez all of a sudden Leazes looks like the sensible one. I fail to see how bringing your "medical qualifications" into this is relevant

He acted like a petulant child. For God's sake, he's supposed to be a grown up. If I went round kicking desks everytime something went wrong for me at work, what do you think people would say? This is the perfect illustration how people think that it is acceptable for footballers to behave below the normal levels of common decency. I may talk shit at times, but I find you highlighting that particualr sentence astounding. 151421[/snapback] If you screamed "YEEEEEEEEEEEEEEES!!! FUCKING GET IIIIIIIIIIIN!!!" and ran to the corner of the room and did a robot dance every time something went right at work, I suspect your colleagues would have something to say too. Are you getting how being a professional footballer and being a medical writer doesn't really bear comparison? It's nothing to do with common decency and everything to do with things being taken in context - he was annoyed and he showed it with a petulant strop. It looked a bit silly, but I wouldn't have said it was outside of the realms of decency or anything. 151426[/snapback] Alright, the comparison isn't perfect, but neither is yours. Of course players are going to celebrate when scoring a goal, it's part of the emotion and has entertainment value. However, only certain players act like twats when subbed. He was playing shite, it was for the teams benefit and his he was subbed. He acted like a twat, showing no resppect for the other subs or his manager. If you disagree then fine, I take it you're happy if every player acts like a primadonna when they are subbed from now on. 151432[/snapback] It's part of the emotion in the same way that celebrating a goal is man. You can't expect them to be full of good emotions when they score and then emotionless robots when things don't go so well. Yes, I've conceded he looked a bit daft, but I could understand his frustrations - he's come back from injury and knows he's better than he's currently capable of playing, and it must be incredibly frustrating. He let it show and I don't think that's a crime. 151436[/snapback] I just think it goes to show Rooney is not in control of his emotions, he's a loose cannon. Pampering him isn't going to help. Not that I care, hopefully he will continue to go into full self destruct mode for ManU. 151440[/snapback] Get a grip man, he took his boots off in too angry a fashion for your delicate sensibilities?

One bag on her head and one on mine in case hers should fall off. 151240[/snapback] Ive done three baggers - One bag on her head and one on mine in case hers should fall off and one for the dog so it doesnt look at you reproachfully in the morning

I would rather play Germany

Mmmm...Sarah Cracknell. 151034[/snapback] If by any chnance any of you have a copy of the 100th edition of Marie Claire there is a picture of Cracknell and Toonpants at a party in Amsterdam

Was it The Ship in Wardour Street by any chance? That was a bit of a hang out for the Creation/Heavenly record labels in the early nineties. I once spent an afternoon in there with Bobby Gillespie Alan Magee The Gallaghers Tim Burgess and Sarah Cracknell 151023[/snapback] Sounds like a canny afternoon out, although Magee always came across as a right dour get in interviews. 151024[/snapback] Err quite the contrary, he ensured it was all very "lively"

Was it The Ship in Wardour Street by any chance? That was a bit of a hang out for the Creation/Heavenly record labels in the early nineties. I once spent an afternoon in there with Bobby Gillespie Alan Magee The Gallaghers Tim Burgess and Sarah Cracknell

The sound of a nail being hit squarely on its head. 150882[/snapback] That's just ridiculous. 150888[/snapback] We'll see. 150891[/snapback] No. WE'LL see. 150903[/snapback] know wheel c

Chantelle and Preston behind me in the queue at Tescos in Hove doing there weekly shopping. Oops, this isnt general chat It is now

Police have arrested him acting on the intelligence of Dotbums post. Then again better safe than sorry, no smoke without fire etc

Im bored, where is Leazes?. If he doesnt post soon I will have to find a bear to poke with a stick or something

Its true, Strummer got hepatitis when someone gobbed in his mouth

Fucking hell, don't know what you're suggesting, like. I was going to say "Leazes is homosexual", then I thought it would be offensive to even suggest that could be offensive, 'animals' is a good option that didn't occur to me but I thought my point was so obvious that it didn't matter and I believe previous (more serious) allegations have gone unedited. See where this censorship malarky gets you?! I'll not ask about you're feelings on why bestiality is more acceptable... <--- 150069[/snapback] Dear me. What a sad intellectual geek you are, are'nt you ? What is your knowledge or experience of the security services of the UK ? 150112[/snapback] Why doesn't the sad intellectual geek answer this question ? Is he conferring his reply with spongebrain ? 150117[/snapback] Do you really not understand the point he was making?

I think that's rediculous, by the way. 150064[/snapback] thers no smoke without fire. Better safe than sorry. I suppose you will be happy when your children get raped. 150080[/snapback] If I can borrow your usual sort of short reply, that contributes nothing to a "Debate" You're jsut a clueless wanker 150110[/snapback] So quick with the abuse- so slow with the thinking

You must have been taking comprehension lessons off LM, thta completely misses the point of the post He wasnt implying somebody fiddles with kids though, he was showing the stupidity of LMs point of view. ie if someone is accused of being a terrorist you should be allowed to do whatever you want to be on the safe side.

I agree that deleting that post was a pathetic cop out by the way

I think that's rediculous, by the way. 150064[/snapback] thers no smoke without fire. Better safe than sorry. I suppose you will be happy when your children get raped.

Wow, what a game. I really enjoyed that

Wow, what a game. I really enjoyed that

Jeebus that was impressive

must improve reading skills

I wasnt expecting much from Lennon, and was very happy to be proved wrong, but I dont think starting with him is a good idea. Much more effective to come on against tired legs later on when there is more space for him to exploit and be able to give it a real go

He certainly could have left Jenas at home and taken another striker, but its fairly certain they wouldnt have aeen any action so theres not really any point.