quote:Originally posted by RZB:quote:'I heart AW' T shirt
can you do that when when I'm out the country please,
But you'll be borrowing it then
But you'll be borrowing it then
That is so beautiful.
quote:Originally posted by Veggieburger:
Evening Foxy
Where's the pic then?
Can't get it from the website yet
Here's the best I can find so far of some teenager from Quorn wearing it though he isn't exactly showing it off to it's best advantage:
Don't they use Matty Fryatt LLF .
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Here's another shot of the whole thing. We've got golden tags to wear on the sleeves because we were champions!
quote:Originally posted by darloboy07:
Don't they use Matty Fryatt LLF
He's not much to look at is he now? Stevie Howard has much better buns and he took his shorts off during the match at Swindon this year!
quote:Originally posted by littleleicesterfox:quote:Originally posted by darloboy07:
Don't they use Matty Fryatt LLF
He's not much to look at is he now? Stevie Howard has much better buns and he took his shorts off during the match at Swindon this year!
, he was worth that cash you payed though from Walsall innit 
.quote:Originally posted by littleleicesterfox:quote:Originally posted by Veggieburger:
Evening Foxy
Where's the pic then?
Can't get it from the website yet
Here's the best I can find so far of some teenager from Quorn wearing it though he isn't exactly showing it off to it's best advantage:
Not bad, not bad
But he looks like he has moobs
quote:Originally posted by darloboy07:quote:Originally posted by littleleicesterfox:quote:Originally posted by darloboy07:
Don't they use Matty Fryatt LLF
He's not much to look at is he now? Stevie Howard has much better buns and he took his shorts off during the match at Swindon this year!
Absolutely!
quote:Originally posted by Videostar:
That is so beautiful.
Why is it stood on a basketball?
quote:Originally posted by littleleicesterfox:quote:Originally posted by darloboy07:quote:Originally posted by littleleicesterfox:quote:Originally posted by darloboy07:
Don't they use Matty Fryatt LLF
He's not much to look at is he now? Stevie Howard has much better buns and he took his shorts off during the match at Swindon this year!
Absolutely!
I have to admit coming from near the Saddlers was gutted when he left, I do keep my eye on things there
. Just a shame the chairman is such a twonk , never listens to the fans.
I'll try this, I've just found the e-mail they sent:
When does a chairman EVER listen to the fans?!
(Edit: Blimey, it worked!)
When does a chairman EVER listen to the fans?!
(Edit: Blimey, it worked!)
Yayyyyyyyyyyyyyy LMS is here 
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.quote:Originally posted by darloboy07:
Yayyyyyyyyyyyyyy LMS is here
You beat me to it Darlo
LMS is in the houuuuusssssseeeee
, it was a crazy moment Veggie
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Barcelona have confirmed they have received a "stratospheric" offer from Manchester City for Samuel Eto'o. Wages likely to be ÂĢ180k per week. Fee between ÂĢ25-30M and could happen in the next 48 hours.
Tevez, Eto and Robinho???
Goodbye Rogue Santa Cruz...
Roll on next season
Tevez, Eto and Robinho???
Goodbye Rogue Santa Cruz...
Roll on next season
Tevez has blamed Berbatov for leaving Utd, it was a mixture of everything with the price etc and blamed his lack of first team football which is true. When he goes to City there will be lots of strikers and even then he will have to fight for a place with the likes of Caicedo, Santa Cruz, Bellamy etc as they will buy more players. Money talks, but wish him the best of luck .
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So Man City seem intent on destroying football along with Real Madrid. All that money but those teams will still lack the heart and passion of teams like Liverpool and Man Utd (Man Utd to a lesser extent).
quote:Originally posted by likeafire:
So Man City seem intent on destroying football along with Real Madrid. All that money but those teams will still lack the heart and passion of teams like Liverpool and Man Utd (Man Utd to a lesser extent).
ÂĢ80 million for Ronaldo is a joke of a transfer fee though. I agree it's becoming a disgrace now, even Chelsea realised in the end money isn't everything and they have built their team spirit. Money is what football revolves around sadly, now loyalty whatsoever
.quote:Originally posted by darloboy07:quote:Originally posted by likeafire:
So Man City seem intent on destroying football along with Real Madrid. All that money but those teams will still lack the heart and passion of teams like Liverpool and Man Utd (Man Utd to a lesser extent).
ÂĢ80 million for Ronaldo is a joke of a transfer fee though. I agree it's becoming a disgrace now, even Chelsea realised in the end money isn't everything and they have built their team spirit. Money is what football revolves around sadly, now loyalty whatsoever
Hi Darlo
Yep no loyalty these days. At least Benzema seems to be showing some loyalty to his club, thank god for that, we dont want him to end up at your club, you will win the league again if you do buy him.
quote:Originally posted by likeafire:quote:Originally posted by darloboy07:quote:Originally posted by likeafire:
So Man City seem intent on destroying football along with Real Madrid. All that money but those teams will still lack the heart and passion of teams like Liverpool and Man Utd (Man Utd to a lesser extent).
ÂĢ80 million for Ronaldo is a joke of a transfer fee though. I agree it's becoming a disgrace now, even Chelsea realised in the end money isn't everything and they have built their team spirit. Money is what football revolves around sadly, now loyalty whatsoever
Hi Darlo
Yep no loyalty these days. At least Benzema seems to be showing some loyalty to his club, thank god for that, we dont want him to end up at your club, you will win the league again if you do buy him.
Hi LAF
, he wants to stay at Lyon for another year to prepare playing for France in the World Cup. They think he will sign for United the season after anyway, unless Madrid or City decide to poke their nose in.
Having watched both sports Rugby League and Football for many years now. Rugby league has been a huge success, of course it does not get as big of crowd attendences as football but what makes it great is they have a salary cap. The cap is set by the Rugby Football League (RFL) and it has a max of the players wages for the whole squad, i believe the max is around 2 mil for the whole squad. It gives smaller clubs a chance to compete with the bigger clubs and we have had different teams win the super league nearly every year. I remember the days when we had no cap, Wigan just hi-jacked the league and won everything A salary cap should of been added to football years ago, before the likes of City and Chelsea came into money. Obviously it is too late now as it would cause outrage all over the world, I can see the likes of Madrid and Milan already crying about it. I remember even when Dave Whelan had a hissy fit because he couldnt spend spend spend in rugby league, he then later sold us
In rugby it is 80% sport and 20% buisness, But in football its the opposite way around. What also is great is that no rugby club can possibly go into debt. They make great profits, where as with football clubs if you want success you must go into debt
A salary cap should of been added to football years ago, before the likes of City and Chelsea came into money. Obviously it is too late now as it would cause outrage all over the world, I can see the likes of Madrid and Milan already crying about it. I remember even when Dave Whelan had a hissy fit because he couldnt spend spend spend in rugby league, he then later sold usIn rugby it is 80% sport and 20% buisness, But in football its the opposite way around. What also is great is that no rugby club can possibly go into debt. They make great profits, where as with football clubs if you want success you must go into debt
quote:Originally posted by darloboy07:quote:Originally posted by likeafire:quote:Originally posted by darloboy07:quote:Originally posted by likeafire:
So Man City seem intent on destroying football along with Real Madrid. All that money but those teams will still lack the heart and passion of teams like Liverpool and Man Utd (Man Utd to a lesser extent).
ÂĢ80 million for Ronaldo is a joke of a transfer fee though. I agree it's becoming a disgrace now, even Chelsea realised in the end money isn't everything and they have built their team spirit. Money is what football revolves around sadly, now loyalty whatsoever
Hi Darlo
Yep no loyalty these days. At least Benzema seems to be showing some loyalty to his club, thank god for that, we dont want him to end up at your club, you will win the league again if you do buy him.
Hi LAF
Well thats one thing that will make me happy about Madrid and City having all this money. I want him to go anywhere but United, we dont need you guys getting stronger
quote:Originally posted by likeafire:
So Man City seem intent on destroying football along with Real Madrid. All that money but those teams will still lack the heart and passion of teams like Liverpool and Man Utd (Man Utd to a lesser extent).
Football was destroyed when the big four went into debt. I don't see what city have done wrong? We are buying players but not putting ourselves in debt. Where as the likes of utd and liverpool are still spending even when they can't afford it
I don't think anyone should worry about City. We have many years before we can compete for the top four.quote:Originally posted by likeafire:quote:Originally posted by darloboy07:quote:Originally posted by likeafire:quote:Originally posted by darloboy07:quote:Originally posted by likeafire:
So Man City seem intent on destroying football along with Real Madrid. All that money but those teams will still lack the heart and passion of teams like Liverpool and Man Utd (Man Utd to a lesser extent).
ÂĢ80 million for Ronaldo is a joke of a transfer fee though. I agree it's becoming a disgrace now, even Chelsea realised in the end money isn't everything and they have built their team spirit. Money is what football revolves around sadly, now loyalty whatsoever
Hi Darlo
Yep no loyalty these days. At least Benzema seems to be showing some loyalty to his club, thank god for that, we dont want him to end up at your club, you will win the league again if you do buy him.
Hi LAF
Well thats one thing that will make me happy about Madrid and City having all this money. I want him to go anywhere but United, we dont need you guys getting stronger
, we'll sign new players eventually and get stronger.I can't believe some people think we're not going to be as good without Ronaldo, it's not the end of the world for us he will be missed as he was our best player by far, but we have lots of talented players who will benefit from him going. I always try to see the positive
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evening footy folk
just reading a story about Owen maybe coming to Everton,
Everton have offered him ÂĢ50,000 a week, which is less than half of what Newcastle were paying him ÂĢ108,000 a week
his 4 year deal runs out on Tuesday but if he can't find a club Newcastle will have to pay him another months wages ÂĢ432,000
by the time he leaves, Owen will have cost Newcastle ÂĢ45 million over 4 years for a return of 30 goals.
sick innit.
just reading a story about Owen maybe coming to Everton,
Everton have offered him ÂĢ50,000 a week, which is less than half of what Newcastle were paying him ÂĢ108,000 a week
his 4 year deal runs out on Tuesday but if he can't find a club Newcastle will have to pay him another months wages ÂĢ432,000
by the time he leaves, Owen will have cost Newcastle ÂĢ45 million over 4 years for a return of 30 goals.
sick innit.
If he stays fit, which is a big if, then he'll be a great signing. Still the best goalscorer england have. His record speaks for its self, even at Real Madrid.
OMG Owen is going to be in for it by the Liverpool fans calling him a judas or whatever if he goes to Everton .
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Nick Barmby went from Everton to Liverpool and if my memory is right, so did Abel Xavier.
USA 1-0 Brazil
in the confeds cup final. 10 mins gone.
in the confeds cup final. 10 mins gone.
Hi Crunchy , true but they aren't as big players as Owen is. The Liverpool fans have affection for him, so to go to Everton would be like breaking their trust, he's a Liverpool fan too but it's about the money now...
, true but they aren't as big players as Owen is. The Liverpool fans have affection for him, so to go to Everton would be like breaking their trust, he's a Liverpool fan too but it's about the money now...quote:Originally posted by darloboy07:
OMG Owen is going to be in for it by the Liverpool fans calling him a judas or whatever if he goes to Everton
Owen = Judas. If you look Judas up in the dictionary it will say Owen next to it. Thats if he goes to Everton that is, its probably just a rumour.
Nick Barmby was a different story and so was Abel Xavier
You don't know what to believe nowadays, so much deceit and unloyalty in footie nowadays . Even clubs lie to their own fans it's all about the money.
We'll see if he goes there or not.
. Even clubs lie to their own fans it's all about the money. We'll see if he goes there or not
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When Owen went to Madrid he was labelled all sorts of names. It will be worse for him if he goes to everton. I remember reading that he is an everton fan, so maybe this will influence his decision
quote:Originally posted by likeafire:
When Owen went to Madrid he was labelled all sorts of names. It will be worse for him if he goes to everton. I remember reading that he is an everton fan, so maybe this will influence his decision
he was supposed to be an Evertonian, his dad played for Everton.
Really , well he was born in Chester and that is close to Everton anyway. I thought he was a Liverpool fan.
, well he was born in Chester and that is close to Everton anyway. I thought he was a Liverpool fan.
Personally, If i was a footballer I'd have no problem playing for a rival of a former club or the team i support. I wouldn't have a problem scoring against them either, if it was for the benefit of my football career.
Do we think Carlos Tevez will be a judas if/when he signs for Man City? Personally I won't as it's his choice and he obviously feels it's the best move for his career.
Do we think Carlos Tevez will be a judas if/when he signs for Man City? Personally I won't as it's his choice and he obviously feels it's the best move for his career.
Jamie Carragher was a boyhood diehard Evertonian. Now look at him, he's as red as a London bus.