In the US any player who is not in his rookie year is considered "a veteran." Its silly, I know, to have 20 year old "veterans" in the NBA. I was a vet at 19 for the Penguins, too since i started playing for them at 18. Now that I think about it.
In the US any player who is not in his rookie year is considered "a veteran." Its silly, I know, to have 20 year old "veterans" in the NBA. I was a vet at 19 for the Penguins, too since i started playing for them at 18. Now that I think about it.
No Somos muchos pero estamos locos.
I would've been a veteran for the Mighty Ducks but I fell out with the manager and he had my wings clipped ;P
Folding my way into the big money!!!
Originally Posted by Crosby87
Come again...
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His username is Crosby, the guy with the concussion problems for the Penguins.
Either that or he is a penguin vet in the zoo, although the knocks on the head would explain a bit
Last edited by DeLorean; 16/11/2012 at 12:17 PM.
Would be a good move for Robbie and in turn for us.
http://www.irishtimes.com/sports/soc...326688645.html
He'd enjoy playing up top with Holt
As for the MLS nominations, I think if Meara had have stayed injury free, he'd surely be up for Best Rookie or Best Newcomer.
I see Robbie won and converted a penalty which secured Galaxy's stumbling passage into the final.
After scoring the penalty, Robbie was immediately congratulated by one of his teammates.
Last edited by geysir; 22/11/2012 at 12:16 PM.
At least it was his best buddy that gave him a hug. Harsh enough penalty, his arm was coming back in as it hit it.
Yeah, that's why I said come again...
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It always jars with me when I see a football team referred to in the singular!
That's another way of saying there was movement from the hand towards the ball
Robbie looked totally knackered there, almost (but not quite) too knackered to walk over to the penalty spot.
True. I've seen worse given but I don't think the defender knew too much about it to be fair. It may technically have been a penalty, but he was unlucky.That's another way of saying there was movement from the hand towards the ball
I'd say Robbie's fitness is taking a hammering over in LA. Apparently he's out on the batter quite a bit over there.
I can't see him being back in England this time.
Says who? London and other places he's played/lived had night-lifes too but it didn't seem to hold him back. Well, bar the time he threw a party in Dublin with Spurs team-mates, but that led to a disciplinary issue with Redknapp rather than a fitness concern.
Last edited by DannyInvincible; 23/11/2012 at 9:58 AM.
He looks fit and sharp in any of the videos from LA matches lately.
Besides, never hindered the likes of Frank Worthington from putting the ball in the back of the net.
Failed X-Factor contestant, Matt Cardle, bizarrely enough.
http://www.thesun.co.uk/sol/homepage.../4568209/.html
The States and Oz are ***** for it. Wrecks my head.
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