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I was just about to ask the exact same question, in 2 threads tonight I have seen what appears to be drunken bollocks from T27 Only 2?

Hands up who knows what formation we're playing.

most refs in sunday league are twats that were picked on when they were younger and want their little bit of power! Can't wait until Mosley sees this one. MOST referees!!! lol I'm still young. I still get picked on. I can live with it.

Apparently it is going to get some proper changing facilities some time in the next 5 years

I fucking hate Foxhunters. Vile facility.

Turn the swear filter off you big girl.

most refs in sunday league are twats that were picked on when they were younger and want their little bit of power! Can't wait until Mosley sees this one.

This is getting better and better.

You would think so, but it's always hard to say at this level.

The quarters, where we travel to Swindon.

;D ;D problem? The left has traditionally been concerned with the lower classes and with combatting perceived oppression. Thus the industrial revolution saw left-wing politics become associated with the conditions and rights of workers in the new industries. This led to movements around social democracy, socialism and trade unionism. More recently, the left has criticized what it perceives as the exploitative nature of current forms of globalization, e.g. the rise of sweatshops and the "race to the bottom", and either has sought to promote more just forms of globalization, such as fair trade, or has sought to allow nation-states to "delink" or break free of the global economy. Source: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Left-wing_politics#Left-wing_issues_2

Good on him.

AC/DC - Thunder Struck Think its mint Personally! Sounds far better through my speakers here than it does on the SJP sound system.

This. Also the bizarre rubbish he's started playing after he finishes reading out the teams about 7-8 minutes before kick-off.

Hat-trick.

Love the way everyone just assumed that Onyewu was the one we were after because it was in a few papers.

I don't think a drop-ball is live until someone touches it. I thought it was when it touched the floor, but I have no idea why I thought that, you're probably right. Dave's right. If it leaves the field without touching anybody it is dropped in the same place again.

Oh really? Please tell how it is that I have no clue then. Bump... i'd really like to know tbh. Sorry, saying you had no clue was harsh. In those situations though, dissent really has to be clamped down upon (obviously in this situation it was probably justified but we can't take that into account sadly), otherwise your control can slip away remarkably quickly. Also everytime Chelsea/Man Utd players surround the referee we hear "book them all", now Rennie does and he's being "trigger happy". I do agree that the Martins one was a bit daft, and was made even more so by him leaving his cards in the changing room.

Gerrin there.

if that was stupid after pushing the keeper and just laying hands on the ref.....why didnt you say the west ham bookings after milners goal were stupid? he was right on all occasions..if you want football to regain its dignity you'll back him on those decisions He was probably wrong also to go all trigger happy on the Hammer players. You have to allow that heated reactions will happen. The kind of which I'm talking about are in no way dragging down the "dignity" in football ( rolleyes ) a ref can't use his talking ability to reason with players, not act like a little spoilt hilterian brat. *sighs* Some people have no clue.

I thought he did well. Obviously between him and his assistant they got the Milner goal wrong (anyone care?), and he was maybe a bit inconsistent in the showing of cards, but he wasn't bad.

He's been in and around the 1st team for nearly 2 years now man. Edgar looked so much more comfortable, and he's younger in games AND years.

Oh stozo of all knowledge, the contract was signed a month ago AND yesterday? That's impressive.

Burnley pulled it back to 3-2, but Reading it is indeed.

Reading winning 2-0 against Burnley.