QuoteA stomach bug shouldn't be a problem, probably a bad pint of guiness.
yes......
A stomach bug shouldn't be a problem, probably a bad pint of guiness.
you tw*tOriginally Posted by vega007
go buy a sense of humour already
It's not about having a sense of humour but about you being a complete arsehole for doctoring an article. A lot of people are excited/nervous about this match and the last thing people come onto these boards for is to have some child (e.g. you) make things up.
Go away.
There is no such thing as a miracle cure, a free lunch or a humble opinion.
vega - that was a foolish thing to do. I know it was only a joke but I phoned a couple of people already to tell them that Duff will miss the match. They've probably told others. I have to phone them back now to tell them its a false alarm.
yeah you should be sorry
go buy a sense of acceptable behaviour
You know what Jolly might say, don't believe all you read.vega - that was a foolish thing to do. I know it was only a joke but I phoned a couple of people already to tell them that Duff will miss the match. They've probably told others. I have to phone them back now to tell them its a false alarm.
According to this, Cisse will have to sit out training for the next few days.
Translation from babelfish:
Raymond Domenech: "an exciting poster"
This morning in the center of Gaillette (62), Raymond Domenech (photo) reconsidered the victory of Blue yesterday vis-a-vis to the Faroe Islands in Lens (3-0). He also stressed that the next match vis-a-vis in Ireland Wednesday was with the range of its players, even if the quality of the adversary is quite real.
"Djibril Cissé was touched with ankle and it will have to rest until Wednesday. This morning, I also had a discussion with Florent Malouda (photo) at the time of the cleansing, on tactical aspects. Against the Faroe ones, one made per moments some errors, but that was due to the context. We opened the mark quickly, then marked one second time, which can explain a certain relaxation then. To 2-0 with the pause, we thought already of the duel of Wednesday vis-a-vis in Ireland.
Concerning environment in Dublin, the French players are accustomed there. They evolve/move in the largest European clubs and know this context. They are exciting posters to dispute. It is necessary to bring back a positive result of this displacement. This go is the second of the four determining matches for the qualification. It is not more important than the matches vis-a-vis in Switzerland and Cyprus. It will count like the others, with three points to be taken.
One always was in a logic of evolution since the beginning, and the returns of Zidane, Makelele and Thuram contribute to it. One always progresses each time. It is also smelled that a life of group was created. I hope that it will last longest possible, until mid-July 2006."
Injuries Begin To Clear For Ireland
Ireland have received a boost with all players with fitness concerns heading
in the right direction and taking some part in training today.
Damien Duff, who had been bothered by a knee injury, managed some light jogging at today's session in Malahide.
Everton's Kevin Kilbane - who was laid low by a virus - did some light work aswell. Fellow central midfielder Matt Holland also appears be to be on the mend from a rib injury.
Portsmouth's Andy O'Brien also took full part in the session in the north Dublin town.
Life without Rovers, it makes no sense...it's a heartache...nothing but a fools game. S.R.F.C.
How about this quote from Cisse with literal translation.
Sur le terrain, je me suis senti bien. On a pris du plaisir avec cette belle victoire.
On the ground, I smelled myself well. One took pleasure with this beautiful victory.
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