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Originally posted by darloboy07:

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Originally posted by monkey13:
Wonder what kind of reception Tevez will get should he play Sunday..

Maybe mixed, but probably boos now I think .

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Originally posted by monkey13:

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Originally posted by darloboy07:

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Originally posted by monkey13:
Wonder what kind of reception Tevez will get should he play Sunday..

Maybe mixed, but probably boos now I think .

I think it will be mostly boo's...dunno, you may get the odd group of fans singing Argentina, but on the whole I hope he's on the bench

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Originally posted by monkey13:
The Consett-born ref's old egg-in-the-nest look appears to have been replaced by a new, lustrous growth.

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Originally posted by darloboy07:

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Originally posted by monkey13:

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If there is worries about what would happen to Adebayor when he returns to the Emirates, that is down to the FA to sort out before then. Why should Hughes have to drop him especially just for that game?, he is man enough to face up to his actions and will get lots of boos anyway he can only make what is at his disposal.

I don't think he thought this one out Darlo..Wouldn't be surprised if he's injured for that match

Don't know, but I don't see why he should not be able to play in the game at the Emirates he's going to be public enemy number 1 but he should let them get on with booing him and concentrate on City when that fixture comes around .

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Originally posted by darloboy07:

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Originally posted by monkey13:

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Originally posted by darloboy07:

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Originally posted by monkey13:
Wonder what kind of reception Tevez will get should he play Sunday..

Maybe mixed, but probably boos now I think .

I think it will be mostly boo's...dunno, you may get the odd group of fans singing Argentina, but on the whole I hope he's on the bench

2 sets of fans shoting Argentina . Lol we'll have to see what Hughes decides, isn't he injured though as he didn't play against Ze Arsenal .

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Originally posted by Garage Joe:

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Originally posted by monkey13:
The Consett-born ref's old egg-in-the-nest look appears to have been replaced by a new, lustrous growth.

Ah! I didn't realise that he was one of the Consett Clattenburgs.

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Originally posted by maggiep:

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Originally posted by darloboy07:

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Originally posted by monkey13:

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Originally posted by darloboy07:
If there is worries about what would happen to Adebayor when he returns to the Emirates, that is down to the FA to sort out before then. Why should Hughes have to drop him especially just for that game?, he is man enough to face up to his actions and will get lots of boos anyway he can only make what is at his disposal.

I don't think he thought this one out Darlo..Wouldn't be surprised if he's injured for that match

Don't know, but I don't see why he should not be able to play in the game at the Emirates he's going to be public enemy number 1 but he should let them get on with booing him and concentrate on City when that fixture comes around .

Hi all I agree with you on this Darlo,hate figure or not,as well as being entertainment for us it is their "job"we all have bad days at work,make mistakes,but we still have to face the consequences of our actions,it is up to him and the Arsenal fans stop this situation getting any worse at the Emirates.
Maggie

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Originally posted by Garage Joe:

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Originally posted by monkey13:
The Consett-born ref's old egg-in-the-nest look appears to have been replaced by a new, lustrous growth.

Ah! I didn't realise that he was one of the Consett Clattenburgs.

You know them?

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Originally posted by Garage Joe:

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Originally posted by monkey13:
The Consett-born ref's old egg-in-the-nest look appears to have been replaced by a new, lustrous growth.

Ah! I didn't realise that he was one of the Consett Clattenburgs.

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Originally posted by Garage Joe:

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Originally posted by monkey13:

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Originally posted by Garage Joe:

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Originally posted by monkey13:
The Consett-born ref's old egg-in-the-nest look appears to have been replaced by a new, lustrous growth.

Ah! I didn't realise that he was one of the Consett Clattenburgs.

You know them?

They live between the Furstenburgs and the Langfeld-Ehresmanns.

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Tra Monkey
I'm going to mow the lawn and make us tea.

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Bryan Robson ( ) to make a decision on becoming Thailand manager in the next 24 hours.

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Bryan Robson ( ) to make a decision on becoming Thailand manager in the next 24 hours.

So if he does decide to take the job, he will be juggling it with his Man Utd ambassador job then .

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I can't see Robbo leaving his position at United full time anyway , if wrong I will eat my words lmao .

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Catch ya laters FF..Got dinner to cook

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I'm going to mow the lawn and make us tea.

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Breaking news on SSN

Carson Yeung launches bid to buy Birmingham City.

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Breaking news on SSN

Carson Yeung launches bid to buy Birmingham City.

That's been ongoing for ages. He was supposed to buy them last year, then before the new season, etc, etc.

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What a stupid thing to do though running half the way down to the pitch to celebrate in front of the away fans to get a reaction , then he says he did nothing wrong with the stamp also.

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What a stupid thing to do though running half the way down to the pitch to celebrate in front of the away fans to get a reaction , then he says he did nothing wrong with the stamp also.

Stupid? I would call it revenge after the grief anf rascist chants they gave him the whole game.

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City boss Mark Hughes told the club's official website: "Emmanuel sustained a tremendous amount of personal abuse from the kick-off but strongly maintains that there was no malice intended in the challenge on Van Persie and apologised to him when he hugged him on leaving the field of play at the end of the game."



Anyone know if this is true, did he hug Van Persie?

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Tra Monkey
I'm going to mow the lawn and make us tea.

See ya Joe, good luck for tonight.

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Arse fans will be at the fence throwing chairs over at him...