Yeah, I was crying in the minutes after he dove against Spain.Quote:
Originally Posted by yapster
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Yeah, I was crying in the minutes after he dove against Spain.Quote:
Originally Posted by yapster
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Originally Posted by theworm2345
You should have been as cheating in sport is a sad state of affairs and a bad example to kids no matter who does it..
Captured some images, in chronological order, as the reseve keeper is getting ready to come on, a concerned Stephen ;)
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http://img186.imageshack.us/img186/9263/testp.gifQuote:
Originally Posted by tricky_colour
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Originally Posted by theworm2345
In fairness to S.Ireland this could mean anything
Given had an operation on his shoulder on wednesday evening and is expected to being rehabilitation soon: http://www.mcfc.co.uk/News/Team-news...ry-on-shoulder
I came across this picture the other day.
A penny for Shay's thoughts at that very instant.
http://rikruca.dk/images/VM2002/Gaiz...last_eight.jpg
Did you have to remind us?
Given is the best keeper in the world ! Hope his injury isnt to bad.
Im sure i have the green tinted glass on and being harsh on Fulop but I think Shay wouldve done alot better with the shot/cross from kaboul last night that directly led to Crouch's goal.
Reckon he thought he could save it, would've got it with his leg had it not hit a divot.Quote:
Originally Posted by geysir
Gutted he won't be in the CL next year.
Think elroy's being harsh on Fulop, ball was deflected at him from the cross, very little he could do other then bat it out, unfortunate it landed right on Crouch's head.
I'm off to Casualty now, due to the callous opening of an old mental wound :(Quote:
Originally Posted by geysir
As all psychologists will testify, this stuff should be buried and allowed fester deep within your subconscious until you inevitably take your place atop the towns bell tower with an M60 and a few rounds of ammo.
Agree totally with D69er. The cross took a deflection and Fulop did as well as he could have done. He had a really good game I thought.
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Originally Posted by geysir
Why, oh Why did I dive so early....AGAIN!!!!!!!!!!!
Or "if only I had my size 12's on"
http://www.newsoftheworld.co.uk/spor...ST-RETURN.html
Excellent news. Given will be fit for our game with Armenia in September and is hoping for a return to action in August.
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SHAY GIVEN will be FIT for Republic of Ireland's Euro 2012 kick-off against Armenia in September.
The Manchester City keeper injured his shoulder against Arsenal two weeks ago and has undergone surgery with the same medic who helped Petr Cech and David James recover from similar injuries.
Given plans to avoid taking any holidays this summer and train through the off-season so he can be ready for the Premier League's kick-off in August and Ireland's Euro campaign.
http://www.skysports.com/video/inlin...,12606,00.html
Good news from Shay, hoping to be back fit for the start of the season.
Watching Wedgewood take his place, took a month away from his recovery time
To be honest I thought Wedgewood was a bit static tonightQuote:
Originally Posted by geysir
http://lh5.ggpht.com/_H4iJqY9xLrc/TA...4/84171037.jpg
Short article on Man City's site about Given's thoughts on the World Cup: http://www.mcfc.co.uk/News/Team-news...-for-World-Cup