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Probably the CSKA fan who writes for the Student Union magazine over there. Plus an opponent says McGeady is a 'one trick' pony - Ground breaking stuff.
You have to question why that article (and I use the term loosely) warranted any space in the paper.
Some guy called Dunpherov. Turned up stinkin' of putinka, had a rant about Aiden and then randomly listed off notable Russians competing in other sports. Crazy stuff.Quote:
Originally Posted by AlaskaFox
I see what you did there ;)Quote:
Originally Posted by Kingdom
"Deceit, difficulty, the puppy of a scurvy, the car," ;)Quote:
Originally Posted by Kingdom
must be a different quote you picked up there Kingdom. That translates from google as "He's the guy who ran away and left his wife for a young one”...Quote:
Originally Posted by Kingdom
:) :D
Evgeny Dunfovski on Rod Liddle.Quote:
Originally Posted by SkStu
In Soviet Russia, criticism Dunphies you.
not sure i get what youre saying there?Quote:
Originally Posted by The Fly
Evgeny Dunfovski's thoughts on Rodyevski Liddleov perhaps...
I don't think you understand what Spartak Moscow are. They're a club run purely for the purpose of moving money, wallowing in self-pity and surrounded by the lowest forms of life. The club off-loaded 3 of their highest quality players as the wolves were at the door, the fans threatened (physically) the coach (who's also GM) and suddenly Aiden arrived in. Anyone in the know in Russia thought it a strange outlay as he wasn't an international star that was called for, however his new agent made sure the deal flew and he's proving his worth alongside the remaining good players in the side, though meltdown is expected next month.Quote:
Originally Posted by Crosby87
This sounds interesting, could you elaborate for us? Thanks.Quote:
Originally Posted by Spudulika
Russian league leaders Zenit St Petersburg were beaten yesterday for the first time this season, at the hands of nine-time champions Spartak Moscow.
Here's the Spartak player ratings -
(McGeady got a 7)
http://www.goal.com/en-us/news/1956/...-st-petersburg
7 is the highest anyone got, so it's a decent rating. Sounds like he had a good second half.
That's some result for them.Quote:
Originally Posted by The Fly
Spare a thought for his opponent, Aleksandar Lukovic:Quote:
Originally Posted by AlaskaFox
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5.5 - Kept McGeady quiet in the first half but couldn't cope in the second and was exposed everytime the Irishman ran at him.
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Originally Posted by Colbert Report
The stadiums floodlights are powered by the same type of nuclear reactor as used in Chernobyl.
yea he was rated a 7:-
Mcgeady 7 сыграно наилучшим образом только продукт непочатого края
That does not translate perfectly back into English, but can you guess the correct English translation?
'Played well just no end product'?Quote:
Originally Posted by tricky_colour
In completely unrelated news, some Firefox addons never cease being handy.
Correct! I think I put in "Played well but no end product" but pretty much spot on.Quote:
Originally Posted by Sullivinho
I don't have the Firefox add-on so I used babelfish which translated it back as
"It is played in the best way only product of the unbroken edge"
The Star had a report on the game mentioning McGeady as the catalyst for an improved second half from Spartak. Can't remember if he got MOTM or not.
Aiden just set up Spartak's equaliser against Rostov-na-Donu. Beat a couple of defenders and crossed for Welliton to head home. 1-1 just before half-time.
Aiden scores a penalty in the 92nd minute to put Spartak 2-1 up.
.....and that's the winner. Goal and an assist for McGeady.