Oi. There's an elephant in the room

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Re: Oi. There's an elephant in the room

Postby Alioune DVToure » Sun Dec 01, 2013 12:48 pm

Evenmydoghatesunited wrote:
You need to get out more


I don't disagree with that.

You're obsessed with the rags.
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Re: Oi. There's an elephant in the room

Postby Evenmydoghatesunited » Sun Dec 01, 2013 1:29 pm

Alioune DVToure wrote: I don't disagree with that. You're obsessed with the rags.
Lol. Perhaps. Here's a question for you though. 1999 when Solksjaer scored against Bayern Munich for the CL win did you a) cheer, after all we all want a British club to win with a plucky last minute fight back, or b) feel physically sick?
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Re: Oi. There's an elephant in the room

Postby Alioune DVToure » Sun Dec 01, 2013 3:24 pm

Evenmydoghatesunited wrote: Lol. Perhaps. Here's a question for you though. 1999 when Solksjaer scored against Bayern Munich for the CL win did you a) cheer, after all we all want a British club to win with a plucky last minute fight back, or b) feel physically sick?


C) Disappointed and briefly fucked off, but not enough to dim my excitement about my impending trip to Wembley to watch my beloved blues.

I get wound up when they beat us in jammy or controversial circumstances. Otherwise I barely care what they're up to. More so now we're above them. They don't figure in my thoughts.
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Re: Oi. There's an elephant in the room

Postby ant london » Sun Dec 01, 2013 3:36 pm

Had some mutual friends with him when I was about 18/19 he was at the boom of his early fame and...you know what...he was a really nice lad. I would have been a total prick it id been in his shoes.

Unbelievable professional achievements.

If you cannot acknowledge the latter as a City can well each to their own but I can and I will
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Re: Oi. There's an elephant in the room

Postby Evenmydoghatesunited » Tue Dec 03, 2013 5:40 pm

ant london wrote:Had some mutual friends with him when I was about 18/19 he was at the boom of his early fame and...you know what...he was a really nice lad. I would have been a total prick it id been in his shoes. Unbelievable professional achievements. If you cannot acknowledge the latter as a City can well each to their own but I can and I will


No I cannot nor will.
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Re: Oi. There's an elephant in the room

Postby blootoof » Tue Dec 03, 2013 5:59 pm

ross.mcfc wrote:
Breks wrote:
Evenmydoghatesunited wrote:
...like Jimmy Savile


Great point, my thoughts exactly.


Which law did Giggs break again?


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Re: Oi. There's an elephant in the room

Postby Original Dub » Tue Dec 03, 2013 8:42 pm

blootoof wrote:
His sister in-law


Wahay, well look who it is.

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Re: Oi. There's an elephant in the room

Postby Slim » Wed Dec 04, 2013 1:31 am

Alioune DVToure wrote:
Evenmydoghatesunited wrote: Lol. Perhaps. Here's a question for you though. 1999 when Solksjaer scored against Bayern Munich for the CL win did you a) cheer, after all we all want a British club to win with a plucky last minute fight back, or b) feel physically sick?


C) Disappointed and briefly fucked off, but not enough to dim my excitement about my impending trip to Wembley to watch my beloved blues.

I get wound up when they beat us in jammy or controversial circumstances. Otherwise I barely care what they're up to. More so now we're above them. They don't figure in my thoughts.


I agree, I just don't see them as rivals anymore. Chelsea is a bigger derby now.
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Re: Oi. There's an elephant in the room

Postby Pretty Boy Lee » Wed Dec 04, 2013 1:42 am

Slim wrote: I agree, I just don't see them as rivals anymore. Chelsea is a bigger derby now.


Same here. Not sure why people are suprised by any negative response in this thread, but I am suprised so many people thought is was worth discussing.
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Re: Oi. There's an elephant in the room

Postby Avalon » Wed Dec 04, 2013 9:07 am

Dubciteh wrote:
Evenmydoghatesunited wrote:
Dubciteh wrote: It's some one who doesn't give a fuck about other peoples personal lives and what they do in their spare time!


...like Jimmy Savile


I'm talking about footballers here and also That's why I said generally first! Jimmy saville and Giggs being compared, I heard it all now. Let's just move on....


When where they compared?
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