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Not really sure what he could do when he was faced with a two on one? Where was Janmaat? Think he could've beaten Rooney to the ball and booted it into row Z, to be honest. He seems to break stride and decide to jockey him instead. Aha - I haven't seen it on TV yet just at the match! Where was Janmaat though?!

Not really sure what he could do when he was faced with a two on one? Where was Janmaat?

His 30 yarder looked extremely close in the ground! De Gea looked well beaten - fantastic technique!

Quality tonight!

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Perhaps because the police have no power to stop free movement of people? They've moved fixtures plenty of times before in the past! I fully expected one to be on Sunday!

I'm still amazed that the police are allowing 3000 of our fans and 3000 of their fans travel to London for 3pm kick offs on Saturday! Madness!

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The Boys of 66 documentary was absolutely superb! It's repeated at 10pm on Sky Sports 1 - well worth a watch!

CF CM LB Absolute priorities for me!

Great scenes - look at how much it meant to the big man - R.I.P Pav

Stones was raging with them there

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Next England manager!

£18m compensation Sept 2007 £39m compensation Dec 2015 Jose has took those Rentboys to the cleaners!

Do you never get bored of hanging your hat on one hopelessly flawed footballer? It's creepy as f***, man. I imagine you as someone who works in a care home and interferes with old people who don't get taken remotely seriously when they report you. Ha ha ha ha ha ha ha! Jaws never produced a bite like that! Just pointing out another example of your creep as fuck obsession to never give him credit no matter what! Possibly the best example so far! PS - They never complain as they enjoy it!

£80K a week for six years to talk a bit on Sky Sports :kasper: Thierry Henry 'looking forward to working at tournament close to my heart' after BBC confirm pundit will be on Euro 2016 panel BBC Sport have confirmed Thierry Henry will be pundit for Euro 2016 Henry's contract with Sky allows him to work for anyone but BT Sport BBC Sport have announced that Thierry Henry will be their star pundit for the European Championship. The Arsenal legend is in the extraordinary position of being by far the highest paid football analyst in the UK with Sky — and yet still able to work for another broadcaster at a major tournament. Sky were so intent on signing Henry a year ago that the contract stipulated he could work for the opposition — apart from BT Sport — at the Euros and World Cup as well as pocketing £4million annually for six years from Sky. Henry impressed while working for the BBC at the World Cup in Brazil but has been criticised recently Henry impressed while working for the BBC at the World Cup in Brazil but has been criticised recently The 38-year-old former Arsenal striker has revealed his delight at the prospect of returning to the BBC Henry will join presenter Gary Lineker and fellow pundit Alan Shearer on the BBC panel for next summer's tournament in his country of birth. Speaking after the BBC confirmed the move, Henry said: 'I really enjoyed the World Cup in Brazil and it was a completely different experience as a pundit rather than a player. 'I am enjoying my broadcasting work and look forward to being part of the BBC’s team, covering some of the great matches featuring Europe’s best players. 'It is a tournament that is very close to my heart, having won it 15 years ago, and the fact it is being held in France will make it an extra special experience.' Philip Bernie, Head of TV Sport for the BBC, added: 'We are delighted to have Thierry as part of the BBC team in Paris. He will bring a real insight into what is required to win this tournament and also what it’s like to be victorious at a major event on home soil. 'We believe we have assembled a very impressive team of international stars and Thierry will really shine alongside Gary Lineker and Alan Shearer.' Read more: http://www.dailymail.co.uk/sport/article-3361435/Thierry-Henry-join-BBC-Euro-2016-Sky-Sports-pundit-continues-play-field-UK-s-highest-paid-TV-analyst.html#ixzz3uU6RxHZG Follow us: @MailOnline on Twitter | DailyMail on Facebook