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Matchdays in the Bamburgh Suite. Anybody know if you get a seat outside or do you have to watch the game from the window? Also more importantly do you get a free buffet?

 

:thup:

 

Package Benefits:

 

- Direct access to executive seating in the Milburn Stand

- 3 Course pre-match hot fork buffet

- Shared tables of 8-12

- Pre and post match analysis

- Ex-player interview post match

- Account bar facility (cash bar single match bookings)

- Includes all Premier League and domestic cup home games

- Opportunity to purchase additional hospitality at preferential rates subject to availability

- Matchday programmes & Teamsheets

- Licensed betting facilities

- Matchday competition

- Exclusive gift upon confirmation of booking (seasonal bookings only)

 

http://www.nufc.co.uk/page/Hospitality/Suites

 

Cheers, sounds pretty good all round!

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Can't believe Ramos dropped the Cup under the wheel of the bus.  :lol:

 

Crazy!

 

Reminds me a bit of Canizares dropping that bottle of Aftershave on his foot before the world cup which injured him!

 

aye, and taffarel leaving his world cup winners medal in the back of a taxi  ;D

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Can't believe Ramos dropped the Cup under the wheel of the bus.  :lol:

 

Crazy!

 

Reminds me a bit of Canizares dropping that bottle of Aftershave on his foot before the world cup which injured him!

 

aye, and taffarel leaving his world cup winners medal in the back of a taxi  ;D

 

Didnt know that!

 

What a legend Taffarel was.

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I thought with me mentioning Santiago Canizares, i would have a look on the internet for some more 'crazy football injuiries', have a look at some of theses!

 

1. Dave Beasant

The crazy keeper ruled himself out of action for two-and-a-half months after dropping a jar of salad cream on his feet during the 1993 pre-season. The then Southampton custodian ruptured ankle ligaments in the mishap.

 

2. Santiago Canizares

Similar story to Beasant except, as if to emphasise the cultural divide between England and Spain, the offending item was a bottle of aftershave rather than a condiment! A stray piece of glass from the bottle severed a tendon in the keeper’s toe forcing him to miss the 2002 World Cup.

 

3. Darren Barnard

In a similar story to Lawrence, the Barnsley man was ruled out for five months with knee ligament damage after slipping over in a puddle of his puppy’s urine.

 

4. Chic Brodie

Another canine caper. The Brentford goalkeeper’s career was ended in October 1970 when a dog ran onto the pitch and collided with him. His kneecap was shattered and he had to hang-up his gloves.

 

5. Svein Grondalen

Putting the dog situation into perspective, the Norwegian international missed a match in the 1970s after colliding with a moose while out jogging.

 

6. Perry Groves

The Arsenal substitute knocked himself unconcious when he jumped up to celebrate a goal and headbutted the dugout.

 

7. Alan Wright

The pint-sized left-back strained his knee as he struggled to reach the accelerator in his Ferrari. He famously downgraded to a Rover 416 shortly afterwards!

 

8. David Batty

The former Leeds midfielder suffered a relapse of an old achilles problem when his toddler rode into the back of his ankle on a tricycle.

 

9. Kevin Kyle

The then Sunderland striker spent a night in hospital with scalded testicles. The big Scot had been preparing to feed his baby when the youngster knocked a jug of boiling water being used to heat a bottle into his father’s lap. A Sunderland insider remarked at the time that the striker was “walking like John Wayne”.

 

10. Darius Vassell

While at Aston Villa, the England international decided to put the DIY into DIY surgery when he used a power drill to cut through his toenail and drain a blister. He managed to pick up a nasy infection in the process.

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Robbie Keane injured himself by standing on the TV remote control during his spell at Leeds, although that was upstaged by team-mate Rio Ferdinand, who managed to get injured in the process of putting his feet up to watch telly. Family members can pose a lurking threat, too. Allan Nielsen was sidelined in 1996 when his new-born daughter poked him in the eye.

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Houllier taken to hospital.

 

Real Madrid defender Sergio Ramos dropped the Copa del Rey from the top of the team bus during celebrations after their 1-0 victory over Barcelona on Wednesday. The bus then ran over the trophy leaving emergency services to gather up the broken pieces and return them to the bus. The trophy did not reappear at the club's traditional celebration spot of the Plaza de Cibeles in central Madrid. (Associated Press)

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