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Re: The SNH Football thread

Posted: Mon May 14, 2012 3:16 pm
by espire
Liverpool has a pretty cool new home kit.

Re: The SNH Football thread

Posted: Mon May 14, 2012 3:36 pm
by Forum
NiGHTS-24 wrote: for me this will always be the greatest

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Looks like pyjamas

Re: The SNH Football thread

Posted: Mon May 14, 2012 3:59 pm
by jaydot
Allow, Man City

Re: The SNH Football thread

Posted: Mon May 14, 2012 5:53 pm
by Forum
Mcleish sacked, hardly a surprise. Guess they'll go after Paul Lambert now

Re: The SNH Football thread

Posted: Mon May 14, 2012 9:59 pm
by Pedro Sánchez
Image :roll:

Re: The SNH Football thread

Posted: Mon May 14, 2012 10:26 pm
by hutyluty
Image

Re: The SNH Football thread

Posted: Mon May 14, 2012 10:37 pm
by espire
Hazard confirms he's playing for Manchester next season after winning the POTY award in France. He didn't say City or United tho. Future is looking bright for our national squad!:)

Re: The SNH Football thread

Posted: Tue May 15, 2012 2:53 am
by ehbes
Looks like old horse face retired..

Re: The SNH Football thread

Posted: Tue May 15, 2012 6:39 am
by wub
southstar wrote:Mcleish sacked, hardly a surprise. Guess they'll go after Paul Lambert now

It's a shame, the only thing that could've made an already great season even better would've been if Villa had been relegated.

Not because I have anything against Villa, but the only Villa fan I know is such a tnuc it's untrue.

Re: The SNH Football thread

Posted: Tue May 15, 2012 7:22 am
by teamhobson
Pedro Sánchez wrote:Image :roll:
What a penis. Dunno how professional football player can have anything but respect for Fergie.

Edit - that gif is hilarious though :cornlol:

Re: The SNH Football thread

Posted: Tue May 15, 2012 1:41 pm
by hutyluty
qpr fans reaction lol



we all hate man u :corndance:

Re: The SNH Football thread

Posted: Tue May 15, 2012 6:26 pm
by scspkr99
magma wrote: I've never really understood this. Do you follow England or is it all Liverpool for you?
All Liverpool, I'm not one of those fans that actively want England to do poorly I'm just not invested in international football. I want Liverpool players to do well, who ever they play for and I enjoy the spectacle of international tournaments, I'm just not predisposed to a winner more wanting the football to prevail.

I also get that's in stark contrast to my position with my club that the result is more important than the manner of the victory. It's because I don't support any international team that I can focus on the football rather than the result.

Re: The SNH Football thread

Posted: Tue May 15, 2012 6:42 pm
by TooMuch
hutyluty wrote:qpr fans reaction lol



we all hate man u :corndance:
one reason why i despise a lot of clubs fans and their shite mentality. Your not our rivals your just another team we play who will never have any significant competition with us. To celebrate the goal your opponents have just scored against you that have lost you the game? Fucking cretins the lot of em.

Another reason they should of gone down. Im not for seeing fans crying but shit like that is a reason id love to see it. Pricks.

quote="NiGHTS-24"]
for me this will always be the greatest

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On the other hand that United memorial kit is the one. Travesty we lost the match tho and to city. Fucking Benjani? seriously?! Can remember Richards being a game-raising prick that game. oh and Dunne.

Re: The SNH Football thread

Posted: Tue May 15, 2012 6:43 pm
by garethom
scspkr99 wrote: I'm just not invested in international football.
Same for me. I find it hard to make the switch to getting behind a team full of players that I (for the most part) hate every other day of the year. Whether that's right or wrong, I don't know or care, and if there was a set of more likeable players playing, I'd follow them. Just not this team full of pricks.

Re: The SNH Football thread

Posted: Tue May 15, 2012 6:53 pm
by magma
I think I get more stressed during International tournaments than I ever do with Arsenal. Despite "supporting" Arsenal way before I'd ever seen England play, watching the odd match and idolising Alan Smith and Kevin Campbell, the thing that really got me into football was the 1990 World Cup. As an 8 year old, I was in floods when Waddle missed that penalty. As a 20 year old, I hugged strangers and then cried in front of my girlfriend's Dad in the crowd at Glastonbury watching England Vs Portugal in 2002.

ONE DAY we'll win the fucker and it'll be better than 10 Arsenal Premierships on the trot. And bollocks to all of you if you think you won't be partying in the streets with everyone else. The place'll go fucking MENTAL... you'll be singing "England Til I Die" and smashing up the German Embassy with all the EDL meatheads just like the rest of us.

Re: The SNH Football thread

Posted: Tue May 15, 2012 6:56 pm
by hutyluty
Moultz wrote:
hutyluty wrote:qpr fans reaction lol



we all hate man u :corndance:
one reason why i despise a lot of clubs fans and their shite mentality. Your not our rivals your just another team we play who will never have any significant competition with us. To celebrate the goal your opponents have just scored against you that have lost you the game? Fucking cretins the lot of em.

Another reason they should of gone down. Im not for seeing fans crying but shit like that is a reason id love to see it. Pricks.
lol, take it as a compliment- everyone cheered whenever we lost and when we got relegated but now noone gives a shit :(

still- bwhahahaha! :corndance:

Re: The SNH Football thread

Posted: Tue May 15, 2012 7:05 pm
by garethom
magma wrote:I think I get more stressed during International tournaments than I ever do with Arsenal. Despite "supporting" Arsenal way before I'd ever seen England play, watching the odd match and idolising Alan Smith and Kevin Campbell, the thing that really got me into football was the 1990 World Cup. As an 8 year old, I was in floods when Waddle missed that penalty. As a 20 year old, I hugged strangers and then cried in front of my girlfriend's Dad in the crowd at Glastonbury watching England Vs Portugal in 2002.

ONE DAY we'll win the fucker and it'll be better than 10 Arsenal Premierships on the trot. And bollocks to all of you if you think you won't be partying in the streets with everyone else. The place'll go fucking MENTAL... you'll be singing "England Til I Die" and smashing up the German Embassy with all the EDL meatheads just like the rest of us.
:lol:

First tournament I remember was Euro 96, absolutely loved it, same for all the tournaments up until about World Cup 2006, and then the unbearable hype and the realisation that the same set of wankers, racists and thugs were going to be picked until they died set in, and I just can't be arsed. I enjoyed the last Euros more because England WEREN'T in it. If we get a manager that will actually pick on form, rather than the same "lads" that could've booked their flights to Poland 4 years ago, I'd gain a bit of interest.

Re: The SNH Football thread

Posted: Tue May 15, 2012 8:48 pm
by scspkr99
I'm older and the first World Cup I can remember is Argentina 1978. Scotland made it England didn't, as kids then we weren't going to let Englands absence stop us enjoying it and gangs of kids were singing we're on the march with Ally's army. Can you imagine that now. By the 80's Liverpools Scottish contingent were more important than the English players.

I've definitely mellowed. I've thought at times that proper club fans are too invested for international football to matter that much and I've always considered the mad random Bournemouth and Swindon flags indicative of an England support who's demographic was the lesser teams unlikely to secure any real glory for themselves. I now think that's largely bullshit. I still think there's a pretty significant section of club supporters that think as I do though.

Re: The SNH Football thread

Posted: Wed May 16, 2012 1:29 am
by bassrael


Hertha BSC Berlin steps down, Fortuna Düsseldorf steps up into 1. Bundesliga

Re: The SNH Football thread

Posted: Wed May 16, 2012 8:36 am
by Forum
Im normally getting pretty hyped for international tornaments by now but until today the Euros hadn't even crossed my mind.
Dont know if its just because i expect England to go out in the groups or because its been such a stressful premiership season...



I find it hard to support a team with Rooney and Terry