Sifu

FFS man. Idiotic tit.

What's he been saying?

Ha, it seems so.

tbh.

Taarabt? Fuck off. He's a prick and he would definitely damage team spirit with his terrible attitude.

Rare ones.

Canny.

Tempting, have to see if I'll be free next Friday though.

Indeed.....

Haven't followed much of Ligue 1 recently, but thought Gourcuff lost his way a bit this past season or so? Though I guess that's why the title of the article is the "Return of the Geniuses", chronicling his return to form.

Wouldn't be surprised if this was to happen. But it does depend on how far England get in the Euros.....

Pearce

The last one was brilliant just for the caller who opened with "Hellaw Pards, y'areet?" :lol: Forgot about that. Didn't this place get a mention too? Skirge's text was also read out.

I echo your sentiment.

put it this way, lets say you have germany in qf, would you or would you not want Rooney who would be chomping at the bit to get out there and play in the squad or someone like Defoe or Crouch who can be described as ok at best Rooney no doubt but if the likes of Welbeck, Sturridge etc. step it up and actually excel in the "Rooney role", then it would be harsh to drop them. There's also Rooney's history with international tournaments, he has always underpeformed in all the ones he's participated in. but to not even have the option of Rooney on the bench? Now that you've put it that way, yeah I'd definitely have Rooney on the bench. Like you've said, it depends on the group. If it's a group of death situation then the decision to take Rooney might be in vain. It also depends on what happens between now and June (as in which players are performing well) and what Capello decides to do system-wise.

There's f*** all to fear about Wigan these days. We should win comfortably.

put it this way, lets say you have germany in qf, would you or would you not want Rooney who would be chomping at the bit to get out there and play in the squad or someone like Defoe or Crouch who can be described as ok at best Rooney no doubt but if the likes of Welbeck, Sturridge etc. step it up and actually excel in the "Rooney role", then it would be harsh to drop them. There's also Rooney's history with international tournaments, he has always underpeformed in all the ones he's participated in.

But then there's the argument that if the system in place (for when Rooney is out) does well, is it really justified to put Rooney straight back into the side?

Yep! I crack up every time I see it.

Just asked them the question, expecting a barrage of "Obsessed Mag Kernt" tbh http://www.readytogo.net/smb/showpost.php?p=11017477&postcount=30 f***ing report them. I concur

The physio, Eva Carneiro.

Good question