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A true great in his last derby?
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Tue Apr 13, 2010 10:54 amby Ted Hughes
Of course I'm talking about that England legend & world class fullback; Sir Gary.
After the obvious folly of playing Rafael against Munich, surely Sir Alex owes it to the football world to let this living legend wear the red shirt one more time in the City where he is so respected?
Surely he won't have this great warrior skulking on the bench like a frightened schoolgirl hiding behind her mother's skirts? He may lack a little pace but I'm sure his strong heart would be pounding & his lungs bursting with pride as he chased Craig Bellamy down the wing. Can it be fair to deny the great man this opportunity? Surely his manager won't be so disrespectful to this paragon of football virtue to deny him his one last day in the sun, against the world's richest team? He is after all being talked about as a possible world cup player for England once more; he must still be up to the job?
Surely Sir Alex won't be SCARED TO PLAY GARY NEVILLE AGAINST CITY?
All right minded football fans should open their hearts & join in the chorus; "WE WANT NEVILLE.. WE WANT NEVILLE"
Re: A true great in his last derby?
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Tue Apr 13, 2010 10:56 amby Piccsnumberoneblue
Ted Hughes wrote:Of course I'm talking about that England legend & world class fullback; Sir Gary.
After the obvious folly of playing Rafael against Munich, surely Sir Alex owes it to the football world to let this living legend wear the red shirt one more time in the City where he is so respected?
Surely he won't have this great warrior skulking on the bench like a frightened schoolgirl hiding behind her mother's skirts? He may lack a little pace but I'm sure his strong heart would be pounding & his lungs bursting with pride as he chased Craig Bellamy down the wing. Can it be fair to deny the great man this opportunity? Surely his manager won't be so disrespectful to this paragon of football virtue to deny him his one last day in the sun, against the world's richest team? He is after all being talked about as a possible world cup player for England once more; he must still be up to the job?
Surely Sir Alex won't be SCARED TO PLAY GARY NEVILLE AGAINST CITY?
All right minded football fans should open their hearts & join in the chorus; "WE WANT NEVILLE.. WE WANT NEVILLE"
Amen!
Re: A true great in his last derby?
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Tue Apr 13, 2010 11:03 amby mcfc1632
You could just imagine what would be going through is mind up against Bellers or Johnson - he would be skinned alive - and of course not much comfort if he tracks inside a bit!!
Re: A true great in his last derby?
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Tue Apr 13, 2010 11:22 amby Moonchesteri
Fergie doesn't have the balls to play Neville. Unfortunately so
Re: A true great in his last derby?
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Tue Apr 13, 2010 11:31 amby Slim
Does anyone think Rafael can match Jinky or Bellamy for pace either? Doesn't matter who he sticks there, they are in for a hell of an afternoon.
Re: A true great in his last derby?
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Tue Apr 13, 2010 11:35 amby Ted Hughes
Slim wrote:Does anyone think Rafael can match Jinky or Bellamy for pace either? Doesn't matter who he sticks there, they are in for a hell of an afternoon.
No but it would be a nice way for him to sign off. We could wave goodbye to him & give him a rousing send off as he's replaced in the 2nd half.
Re: A true great in his last derby?
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Tue Apr 13, 2010 11:36 amby Feed The Goat
Raphael was struggling against robben and ribery the other night he got sent off cos he couldn't keep up he has no chance against AJ I recon silviniho is probably quick enough to get past nevile
Re: A true great in his last derby?
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Tue Apr 13, 2010 11:36 amby dario2739
I hope the rat-faced c@nt plays, I can see him getting sent off!
Re: A true great in his last derby?
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Tue Apr 13, 2010 11:39 amby bluej
Ted Hughes wrote:Slim wrote:Does anyone think Rafael can match Jinky or Bellamy for pace either? Doesn't matter who he sticks there, they are in for a hell of an afternoon.
No but it would be a nice way for him to sign off. We could wave goodbye to him & give him a rousing send off as he's replaced in the 2nd [strike]half[/strike] minute having been roasted 12 times already.
Re: A true great in his last derby?
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Tue Apr 13, 2010 9:25 pmby s1ty m
if he doesn't select neville, the 'we want neville chant' would be a good one, sung repetitively to wind the little gobshite up.
Re: A true great in his last derby?
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Tue Apr 13, 2010 9:34 pmby LookMumImOnMCF.net
Hopefully not.
We might sign him for next season : )
Re: A true great in his last derby?
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Tue Apr 13, 2010 9:40 pmby Lee_Kinda
All right minded football fans should open their hearts & join in the chorus; "WE WANT NEVILLE.. WE WANT NEVILLE"
This would be the funniest moment of the derby! haha
Re: A true great in his last derby?
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Tue Apr 13, 2010 9:41 pmby Dunne's Half-Time Pint
LookMumI'mOnMCF.net wrote:Hopefully not.
We might sign him for next season : )
Would be great on the coaching staff in all honesty - experience and leadership.
Re: A true great in his last derby?
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Tue Apr 13, 2010 9:43 pmby blootoof
I bet his mother used to throw an electric fire into his bath to 'warm the water up'.
Re: A true great in his last derby?
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Tue Apr 13, 2010 10:02 pmby bluechester
s1ty m wrote:if he doesn't select neville, the 'we want neville chant' would be a good one, sung repetitively to wind the little gobshite up.
now this would be funny, can see him banging his fist into the ground, remember when macmananamaman got the ball off him & he wanted a penanlty, rat faced tit
Re: A true great in his last derby?
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Tue Apr 13, 2010 10:54 pmby Burt
Dunne's Half-Time Pint wrote:LookMumI'mOnMCF.net wrote:Hopefully not.
We might sign him for next season : )
Would be great on the coaching staff in all honesty - experience and leadership.
Do you mean our staff mate?
He's an utter devilworshippin rag cunt and he can rot in hell with the rest of the cunts at the swamp forever IMO.
Re: A true great in his last derby?
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Tue Apr 13, 2010 11:00 pmby gillie
Burt wrote:Dunne's Half-Time Pint wrote:LookMumI'mOnMCF.net wrote:Hopefully not.
We might sign him for next season : )
Would be great on the coaching staff in all honesty - experience and leadership.
Do you mean our staff mate?
He's an utter devilworshippin rag cunt and he can rot in hell with the rest of the cunts at the swamp forever IMO.
Ditto Burt mate let the twat rot.
Re: A true great in his last derby?
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Tue Apr 13, 2010 11:07 pmby Dunne's Half-Time Pint
gillie wrote:Burt wrote:Dunne's Half-Time Pint wrote:LookMumI'mOnMCF.net wrote:Hopefully not.
We might sign him for next season : )
Would be great on the coaching staff in all honesty - experience and leadership.
Do you mean our staff mate?
He's an utter devilworshippin rag cunt and he can rot in hell with the rest of the cunts at the swamp forever IMO.
Ditto Burt mate let the twat rot.
Re: A true great in his last derby?
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Tue Apr 13, 2010 11:36 pmby getdressedmctavish
Word of advice, lads. We haven't beat em yet. And Arse haven't mullered Spuds either.Football has a habit of biting the unwary.Anyway, hopefully O'Shite will have recovered in time.Lol
Re: A true great in his last derby?
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Wed Apr 14, 2010 8:39 amby CityFanFromRome
Slim wrote:Does anyone think Rafael can match Jinky or Bellamy for pace either? Doesn't matter who he sticks there, they are in for a hell of an afternoon.
Rafael already gifted us a penalty in the Carling Cup first leg for fouling Bellamy, so whoever plays there for the scum will be in for a rough afternoon.