Sorry i can't carry on the conversation here because i've boycotted this forum can you please talk on hectars one. There is a football thread i made there (all credits go to DAZ for the concept).
Me rather be at home in the warm watching an epic Liverpool - Arsenal game than making a 60+ mile round trip to see Weymouth draw 1-1 with Grays in the cold? Never!
Oh and what's the deal with the shitty new smilies?
johnnyrotten wrote:Me rather be at home in the warm watching an epic Liverpool - Arsenal game than making a 60+ mile round trip to see Weymouth draw 1-1 with Grays in the cold? Never!
Oh and what's the deal with the shitty new smilies?
hoyl shit just noticed that. I think the mods are done up with subtle hints to tell us to leave and are just outright insisting it now oh the horror
We call it football because that's how it's always been. The sport started here, caught on in the US, and the name 'soccer' (derived from association football) caught on in the US for various reasons.
To me, football will always be called football, not soccer.
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[quote="Kid_A"]so do Europeans call it 'real' football because they use their feet, or because they think it is a superior sport?[/quote] Those 2 things, plus what Nick said above.
"I was born under a Union Jack ,a Union,Union Jack. Do you know where hell is, hell is in the Falls. Heaven is the Shankhill and we'll gaurd old Derry's walls. oh, i was born under a nion Jack, a Union, Union Jack.
Sporting Lisbon 0 Rangers 2 ah my first visit to City's stadium might be to see Rangers.
and because we arent stupid enough to call a game football when its using your hands mainly, also we arent changing the name of a game for the rest of the world just because ur all thick as two short planks
DAZMCFC wrote:"I was born under a Union Jack ,a Union,Union Jack. Do you know where hell is, hell is in the Falls. Heaven is the Shankhill and we'll gaurd old Derry's walls. oh, i was born under a nion Jack, a Union, Union Jack.
Sporting Lisbon 0 Rangers 2 ah my first visit to City's stadium might be to see Rangers.
Reading 0-1 Fulham Simon Davies crosses from the left for Brian McBride to slide home what could be a crucial goal for Roy Hodgson's Fulham.
Derby 0-1 Aston Villa Under pressure from Olof Mellberg, Roy Carroll makes a terrible mess of dealing with Ashley Young's free-kick and the ball lands in the net.
Derby 0-2 Aston Villa John Carew doubles the Villa lead, rifling in from 20 yards after Derby calamitously fail to clear their lines after a Gareth Barry cross from the left. It's Carew's for now, but did it just get the slightest touch off Gabriel Agbonlahor on its way in?
Tottenham 1-0 Middlesbrough Great work from Dimitar Berbatov, who flicks the ball up on the left of the box before crossing for Aaron Lennon at the far post. The winger's scuffed volley comes off Jonathan Grounds for an own goal.
Derby 0-3 Aston Villa Roy Carroll has had the world's worst first-half. His terrible kick goes straight to Stilyan Petrov, who, quick as a flash, lobs the ball straight back over the keeper's head and into the corner from about 45 yards.
Bolton 1-0 West Ham Interesting. Very interesting. Kevin Davies stabs in a corner with Jonathan Spector getting in keeper Rob Green's way. A win would put Bolton two points from safety as things stand.
Derby 0-4 Aston Villa Gabriel Agbonlahor is fed by Ashley Young and though his shot is saved by Roy Carroll, Gareth Barry is on hand to tap into the empty net.