i cant take these monday morning hangovers.
my mate was at the game and brought be back a programme (not sure why)..
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Mon Jan 22, 2007 11:06 am
football should only be played on a saturday..
i cant take these monday morning hangovers.
my mate was at the game and brought be back a programme (not sure why)..
i cant take these monday morning hangovers.
my mate was at the game and brought be back a programme (not sure why)..
I like life.
It gives me something to do.
It gives me something to do.
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Mon Jan 22, 2007 11:09 am
MissWalshy wrote:football should only be played on a saturday..
i cant take these monday morning hangovers.
Football is to blame for hangovers?
Mind you, maybe I see what you mean... the whole of this season so far has felt like a hangover...
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Mon Jan 22, 2007 11:34 am
MissWalshy wrote:football should only be played on a saturday..
i cant take these monday morning hangovers.
my mate was at the game and brought be back a programme (not sure why)..
When did your hangover start - just after Hull scored
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Mon Jan 22, 2007 11:46 am
Still unbeaten though
should easily pick up 3 points on Friday an all!
should easily pick up 3 points on Friday an all!
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Mon Jan 22, 2007 11:47 am
Now i'm not one to complain about referees (honest, guv). But last week we had Graham "3 Yellows" Poll, who somehow managed to find a ridiculous amount of time to add on for the Hammers to concede the inevitable equaliser.
Then last Saturday we had Uriah Rennie, the only referee to be named after an indigestion remedy, and for good reason methinks. Who managed to allow a goal that was clearly offside. Ok, he'll get a telling-off now, but too late for us.
I know these things probably even up over the course of time, but...
Mind you, it doesn't help that we've played like eejits for most of the rest of the season too.
Then last Saturday we had Uriah Rennie, the only referee to be named after an indigestion remedy, and for good reason methinks. Who managed to allow a goal that was clearly offside. Ok, he'll get a telling-off now, but too late for us.
I know these things probably even up over the course of time, but...
Mind you, it doesn't help that we've played like eejits for most of the rest of the season too.
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Mon Jan 22, 2007 11:49 am
My accountant is a hammer he was on the phone today.. the only thing thing that came out was "hahahhahahahahhahah ive never seen you so rubbish hahahahahahhahahhahahahahahahhahahahahhahahahahah" 
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Mon Jan 22, 2007 11:53 am
At least we seem to have remembered how to score goals again now. Just need to learn how to defend. And avoid rubbish refs.
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Mon Jan 22, 2007 12:00 pm
MissWalshy wrote:Still unbeaten though
should easily pick up 3 points on Friday an all!
That's because ye will be playing yourselves if ye play Friday. DOn't ye have a cup match on Saturady (Preston) and then the MIGHTY Sunderland on Tuesday......and you call yourself a fan...tsch.
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Mon Jan 22, 2007 12:02 pm
Niall wrote:Johan From Sweden wrote:Arsenal - Man utd. 2-1
Life is so fair
Watch out, we might take the tripple
now youre dreaming mate
Yes, i am, but dreams do come true sometimes
"He capsized the boat and we lost five men
And we did not catch the whale, brave boys
And we did not catch the whale"
And we did not catch the whale, brave boys
And we did not catch the whale"
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Mick Molloy wrote:Johan From Sweden wrote:Arsenal - Man utd. 2-1
Life is so fair
Watch out, we might take the tripple
Have you tried standup comedy?
Yes i have but i was to drunk so just keept falling down, wasn´t much off standup but defenatly comedy
"He capsized the boat and we lost five men
And we did not catch the whale, brave boys
And we did not catch the whale"
And we did not catch the whale, brave boys
And we did not catch the whale"
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Mon Jan 22, 2007 12:25 pm
Bud Byrne wrote:MissWalshy wrote:Still unbeaten though
should easily pick up 3 points on Friday an all!
That's because ye will be playing yourselves if ye play Friday. DOn't ye have a cup match on Saturady (Preston) and then the MIGHTY Sunderland on Tuesday......and you call yourself a fan...tsch.
hahahahahahaha playing with ourselves?
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Mon Jan 22, 2007 1:55 pm
Actually it is sort of nice to see young Carl Fletcher doing well for Palace. Good little player, was sorry to see him go at the end of last season.
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Mon Jan 22, 2007 2:09 pm
Unless a player has done the dirty on your team you can't help but follow their career and hope the very best for them. I feel it with Andy Johnson. Crackin' player. I was gutted when Mark told me yesterday he had broke his ankle!! Apparently its to do with the state of the JJB.
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Mon Jan 22, 2007 2:45 pm
MissWalshy wrote: I feel it with Andy Johnson. Crackin' player. I was gutted when Mark told me yesterday he had broke his ankle!! Apparently its to do with the state of the JJB.
Apparently they think Johnson may not have broken his ankle: http://news.bbc.co.uk/sport1/hi/footbal ... 284929.stm
Which is good news. Thought it was a collision with the Wigan keeper that knacked him, not the pitch?
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