gggggggggggoooooooooooooooooaaaaaaaaaallllll!
Ball played across the front of the 6 yard box Ireland slots it home comfortably enough.
Printable View
gggggggggggoooooooooooooooooaaaaaaaaaallllll!
Ball played across the front of the 6 yard box Ireland slots it home comfortably enough.
What a cross from SI today. A Celtic Cross if you fabulous chaps will.
Ireland picked up a nasty injury at the weekend on the back of his leg after a tackle by Maynor Figueroa. Just to fore-warn, the link contains a fairly gory photograph of the cut: http://www.telegraph.co.uk/sport/foo...-Figueroa.html
So he won't be called up for Poland then?
Nasty cut alright. Not intentional though. Occupational hazard for a footballer.Quote:
Originally Posted by nigel-harps1954
Not sure it was not intentional, seemed a strange sort of kick.
Bruce thinks Ireland should have been sent off for a bad challenge on Meyler.
Been on your holidays ?Quote:
Originally Posted by TheOneWhoKnocks
SI looks grand since coming on as the Stokers tie it up late.
Involved in both goals; natives are happy
http://oatcakefanzine.proboards.com/...-start-norwich
yes he was showered with praise from Stuart Pearce on Radio 5 live.
But he was saying he needs to do it all the time.
Who needs Jack when you have Stephen?
True, but unfortunately we don't have him either.Quote:
Originally Posted by tricky_colour
There's a guy named Drinkswater on Leicester. Is he native american? According to google, he is not.
Well there is that ;)Quote:
Originally Posted by TrapAPony
He got serious praise on MOTD too and looked brilliant in the highlights. It might be time for Roy Keane to live up to his word and camp outside Stephen's house until he plays for us :p
He literally sounds like a position that we are well covered inQuote:
Originally Posted by Crosby87
Here we go again
Baseless article really and factually incorrect with regards S.Ireland winning the penalty on Saturday, as it was Joselu.
Breaks leg. Out for "an extended period of time". Guess that rules him out of the Euros...
http://www.bbc.com/sport/football/36261857
(PS - I found this thread by searching "granny" :) and it was still only on the 2nd page!)
Crosby must have sensed that big things were on the horizon for Danny Drinkwater. #BBC
I wish him no ill will.
I don't see what's funny about someone breaking their leg.
Guy is approaching 30 and in last year of his contract.
He already suffered from having no pre-season last season.
Deja-vu.
Who's laughing at him breaking his leg?
You were evidently.Quote:
Originally Posted by SkStu
Anyone know which leg it is??
I saw one of them and it looked OK to me, must be the other one I guess.
The virtual (indignant) finger was pointed at Stu.Quote:
Originally Posted by BonnieShels
If one turns context on it's ears, cut a smiley from one part of Stu's post and paste it into another part, then we could make a solid case against Stu for laughing at the plight of SI.
I don't care enough about SI to feel anything atm, but I wouldn't rule out indulging in a bit of schadenfreude in the near future.
I guess Roy won't be pitching his tent outside Stephen's house now.
That should do it.Quote:
Originally Posted by SkStu
Let's be honest, there are a litany of things to laugh about when it comes to SI the man and SI the career curve. Breaking his leg is not one of them.
ROFLMAO
I suppose hearing that Ireland has broken a leg is about as relevant as finding out that Bertie Ahern has broken a leg. Sorry to hear it (with a smidgen of schadenfreude) but not remotely relevant to the Irish team.
I've never cared less when an Irish player has got injured. I wouldn't say I'm glad about it, just, meh.
Stephen is probably damning his luck that it didn't happen during the regular season, instead of when he was about to jet off on his summer holidays.
My apparent indignant swipe at our Canadian resident was in fact an indignant swipe at TOWK for surmising that all and sundry were laughing at the great Mr Ireland. Pack away the pistol. POSH ain't here.Quote:
Originally Posted by geysir
I thought it was understood (as in bleedin' obvious) that you would understand that I was not referring to you as being the owner of the indignant finger.Quote:
Originally Posted by BonnieShels
You are slower than I thought Bonnie, I will have to put in about 5 disclaimers in future, possibly 6.
Presumably what happened to Fabrice Muamba was also a source of wisecracks.Quote:
Guess that rules him out of the Euros...
Guess he won't be going to the Euros either.Quote:
Originally Posted by TheOneWhoKnocks
alright, Stephen Ireland has broken a leg, which has ruled him out of football for the forseeable future. Moving on.
I think the person that equates a leg break with a career ending on-field heart attack during which the person was clinically dead for a number of minutes is the one who has the bigger issues here and absolutely zero grasp on reality.Quote:
Originally Posted by TheOneWhoKnocks
The joke, my friend, is that SI had already ruled himself out of the Euros by his words and deeds. The leg break makes absolutely no difference. It wasn't "ahahahaha that d1ckhead cant play the euros now ahahahahaha".
One can't keep reading the lines between the lines. It becomes rather tiresome.Quote:
Originally Posted by geysir
By all means be "obvious" but when the resident "Angry of Windsor" is involved, perhaps bullet points and diagrams can help us not descend into madness.
You would think people would be a bit more sensitive all things considered.
I'm not going to say anything else. I'm sure the penny will drop for one or two eventually.
*Unsubscribe*
Charlie is that a suggestion or a personal action?