They put the "Goal" up for auction on ebay...and it was bought by Robbie Keane!;)Quote:
Originally Posted by Pauro 76
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They put the "Goal" up for auction on ebay...and it was bought by Robbie Keane!;)Quote:
Originally Posted by Pauro 76
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Originally Posted by Pauro 76
Sky own the copyright I suppose.
Very good! :) A bit off topic but surely YouTube must have sh!tloads of copyright infringements with music videos, leaked songs, watching football and the likes.Quote:
Originally Posted by Sligo Hornet
Undoubtedly. Clips from films, songs etc are all subject to copyright as is just about everything that isn't home made on Youtube.Quote:
Originally Posted by Pauro 76
Big victory for Sheffield Utd at the independent tribunal
http://news.bbc.co.uk/sport1/hi/football/7630777.stm
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Please God they don't make much out of it. I hear they're looking for 30 million. Not a hope. Why is Julie Andrews in the cartoon and Tevez looks like a young John Hume.
That cartoon was from the time SU got relegated.
Didn't Sean Bean come out in public and parody Warnock for being a self publicist that being in the EPL was all about him and not Sheffield U?
That Warnock was out of his depth in the EPL?
I presumed that was Mary Poppins - (practically perfect in every way) but with an exaggerated turn up nose - warnock waiting at the bus stop, maybe not
Who is the grinning martian?
I think that is supposed to be Eggert Magnusson the "good looking" ex-owner of West HamQuote:
Originally Posted by geysir
There seems to be some truth in the Bean vs. Warnock story. Hadn't heard it before:
http://www.channel4.com/news/article...+my+son/641552
As for the grinning martian, the face looks so familair but can't place it.
its eggert magnussonQuote:
Originally Posted by OwlsFan
Affectionately known as Egg to West Ham fans.
When I heard Mick's comments before the game against Reading that Wolves "were due a kick up the backside" I suspected they'd lose. It was if he was expecting to lose the game because they were due to lose a game.
I also saw Doyle being interviewed about a possible transfer away in January and he certainly didn't deny his interest in such a move.
Wednesday in the play off positions - is that a pig flying past the window?
And the poor Hornets occupying Wednesday's "normal berth":(Quote:
Originally Posted by OwlsFan
Watford are bottom :eek:?? ;)Quote:
Originally Posted by Sligo Hornet
...Soon:oQuote:
Originally Posted by OwlsFan
No, a good win over "high flying" Preston and up to the dizzy heights of 19th, just 4 points behind the Owls. If the latter's home form cracks, they'll be in big trouble as they're very fragile away from home.Quote:
Originally Posted by Sligo Hornet
I see Preston have signed Blackburn Rovers' Republic of Ireland defender Eddie Nolan on loan until January.
Our Home form will probably keep us up.......thought Preston were very poorQuote:
Originally Posted by OwlsFan
Did Elliott get a run out for them?Quote:
Originally Posted by Sligo Hornet
He came on as second half sub...and to be fair, he looked very lively!Quote:
Originally Posted by OwlsFan
We'll see if he gets a start next game. How's John Joe? Still playing well?Quote:
Originally Posted by Sligo Hornet
Looking increasingly like the "finished article"....very strong and has the knack of getting goals!:)Quote:
Originally Posted by OwlsFan
Which means come January he'll be playing for some other team!:(
Any suggestions on pubs in Dublin city centre that might be showing the Sheffield derby today as opposed to the egg-chasing :confused:
Try the wool shed up beside Cineworld manQuote:
Originally Posted by dublin_owl
Nice one Jebus, I'll give that a whirl.Quote:
Originally Posted by jebus
Best leg it... "I tell ya, honestly, I would luv it if we beat them, luv it."
First half went very well but my nerves are starting to kick in now after just 5 minutes of the restartQuote:
Originally Posted by dublin_owl
Currently in San Francisco and didn't see the game but delighted with the win. Poor enough crowd though of 30k.
Sky made reference to the police shutting parts of the ground for safety reasons, not sure what that was about thoughQuote:
Originally Posted by OwlsFan
Jebus, cheers for the heads up on The Wool Shed, I didn't know it existed and after having no success in a few pubs around the westmoreland street area, we headed up there. Got in just in time for kick-off. There was a Sheffield lad (from the wrong side of the divide :D) sat in front of us- he was in agony for the whole thing - it was almost difficult to witness!
Good result though - and packed with incidents. The sending off was a bit harsh I thought.
Overall I thought we played well and were worth the three points. And what a three points too - started the day in 15th place and finished in 5th :)
Just need to sort out that away form now. :o
I thought Kilgallon's sending off was harsh alright, it was a bad tackle and warranted a yellow and a dressing down from the ref alright, but a straight red was harsh. That said I think Speed should have walked for a second yellow over the penalty incident. Blatant trip inside the box that should have earned him that red I feel. Johnson was foolish at kicking the bottle, I can understand his frustration at getting taken off but that could have smacked someone in the crowd, bizarre getting a player sent off and having 11 players left on the field though.
I genuinely thought they were going to equalise though, we missed about 3 gilt edged chances (penalty included)to finish it, and normally that comes back to sting you in the end. Still though 5th place and bragging rights will do us nicely :)
John Joe didn't start against Southampton on saturday but did enough in his 10 min sub appearance to earn a start tonight against Cardiff......and scored again after just 2 mins!!!!:)
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:eek::eek::eek:
I see your manager has been sacked :eek: A bit harsh I would have thought bearing in mind his previous achievements. Poor enough start to the season but is every manager not entitled to a bad run ? Perhaps not.
Alan Curbishley will be the next to go I suspect.
Totally unfair and a crazy decision:confused:.......Aidy had to sell all our best players and was told one or two more (Mcanuff, Demerit,Tommy Smith,JJ O'Toole) would be sold in January......so whoever comes in for Boothroyd will have a massive task, No Money,No Players....NO HOPE!:eek:Quote:
Originally Posted by OwlsFan
No change in fortune at the weekend I see. Have they appointed a new manager yet?
Malky Mackay (reserve team boss) has taken temporary (possibly permanate...as cheap!) charge......There is an EGM called for 1st December by two large shareholders calling for the dismissal of the Board....unfortunately not likely to succeed as they hold enough voting roghts to survive....but we will seeQuote:
Originally Posted by OwlsFan
Future looks bleak unless somene buys the Club:(
Bad time to be looking for a buyer. Wednesday are just about keeping out of administration and there were rumours of a big take over some months back but it just hasn't taken place. The final relegation place is very much up for grabs this year and could be any of the teams from Wednesday down.Quote:
Originally Posted by Sligo Hornet
Delighted to see Mick's Wolves doing well and also Reading (I forgive them the 7 they put past the Owls). Promoted will surely be Birmingham and Reading with Wolves (at the moment) the best bet for the other spot.
Never heard of your new manager:Quote:
Originally Posted by Sligo Hornet
Watford have named Chelsea reserve-team coach Brendan Rodgers, 35, as their new manager, following Aidy Boothroyd's recent departure.
It will be Rodgers' first experience of management at first-team level.
I also see Charlton have sacked Pardew which is hardly a suprise, especially after the drubbing by the Blunts at the weekend.
Don't know much about him either.....but someone who develops the youngsters is probably right for a selling club like Watford........what chance Boothroyd for Charlton?Quote:
Originally Posted by OwlsFan
Didn't Boothroyd come from a similarly inexperienced background?
IIRC, he was a reserve team coach at Leeds before getting the Watford job.
You are right frankie!.....everyone said "Who?"....so maybe we'll be simiarly fortunate with Buck!:)Quote:
Originally Posted by superfrank