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Hypothetical situation......

 

It's the World Cup Final, England v ?????????, 0-0, last minute penalty awarded to England and Michael Owen steps up to take it. Do you want him to score?

 

Told my Leeds supporting work colleague that I'd want him to miss.

 

 

Slip, score and break leg would be ideal.

 

To be honest, England >>> Owen. For ENGLAND's sake I want Owen to score.

 

Miss and someone like Lampard or whoever bags the rebound.

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Hypothetical situation......

 

It's the World Cup Final, England v ?????????, 0-0, last minute penalty awarded to England and Michael Owen steps up to take it. Do you want him to score?

 

Told my Leeds supporting work colleague that I'd want him to miss.

 

 

Slip, score and break leg would be ideal.

 

To be honest, England >>> Owen. For ENGLAND's sake I want Owen to score.

 

Miss and someone like Lampard or whoever bags the rebound.

 

You'd not want anyone to score for them, man. Spain will be there.

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Hypothetical situation......

 

It's the World Cup Final, England v ?????????, 0-0, last minute penalty awarded to England and Michael Owen steps up to take it. Do you want him to score?

 

Told my Leeds supporting work colleague that I'd want him to miss.

 

 

Anyone who says no is Scottish.

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Hypothetical situation......

 

It's the World Cup Final, England v ?????????, 0-0, last minute penalty awarded to England and Michael Owen steps up to take it. Do you want him to score?

 

Told my Leeds supporting work colleague that I'd want him to miss.

 

 

Anyone who says no is Scottish.

 

Stupid fucking situation anyway, I'm probably better at pens than Mowen.

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http://www.telegraph.co.uk/sport/football/leagues/premierleague/manutd/7345998/Manchester-Uniteds-Carling-Cup-winner-Michael-Owen-happy-with-bit-part-role.html

 

Michael Owen has dismissed the prospect of leaving Manchester United this summer by insisting he is happy to accept a reduced role at Old Trafford in exchange for silverware and life among football's elite.

 

“I’ve played for teams that haven’t been doing well in the league and I’d much prefer to be playing a lesser role, but training every day with real top-quality players as I am at United."

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http://www.telegraph.co.uk/sport/football/leagues/premierleague/manutd/7345998/Manchester-Uniteds-Carling-Cup-winner-Michael-Owen-happy-with-bit-part-role.html

 

Michael Owen has dismissed the prospect of leaving Manchester United this summer by insisting he is happy to accept a reduced role at Old Trafford in exchange for silverware and life among football's elite.

 

“I’ve played for teams that haven’t been doing well in the league and I’d much prefer to be playing a lesser role, but training every day with real top-quality players as I am at United."

 

one team Michael, us, and only because you didn't do your fucking job in scoring goals.

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http://www.telegraph.co.uk/sport/football/leagues/premierleague/manutd/7345998/Manchester-Uniteds-Carling-Cup-winner-Michael-Owen-happy-with-bit-part-role.html

 

Michael Owen has dismissed the prospect of leaving Manchester United this summer by insisting he is happy to accept a reduced role at Old Trafford in exchange for silverware and life among football's elite.

 

“I’ve played for teams that haven’t been doing well in the league and I’d much prefer to be playing a lesser role, but training every day with real top-quality players as I am at United."

 

What an absolute twunt he is.

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Just more time to play with his horses.

 

Though, I bet he will be upset to miss all that training with 'real top-quality players'.

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http://news.bbc.co.uk/sport1/hi/football/teams/m/man_utd/8551257.stm

 

Michael Owen ruled out for rest of season

 

Manchester United striker Michael Owen will not play again this season after pulling his hamstring in the 2-1 Carling Cup win over Aston Villa.

 

The 30-year-old, who scored United's equaliser at Wembley, pulled up while chasing a through ball in the first half and was replaced by Wayne Rooney.

 

The injury all-but ends Owen's hopes of playing for England at the World Cup.

 

"It is a terrible blow for the lad," said United manager Sir Alex Ferguson. "It is more serious than we thought."

 

Owen, who will have one year remaining on his two-year contract at Old Trafford at the end of this season, is to undergo surgery on Monday.

 

He has scored nine goals in all competitions this season, including a hat-trick in the Champions League win against Wolfsburg and an injury-time winner in September's Manchester derby.

 

More to follow.

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