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  The Big Match Revisited
Posted by: rondino - 09-03-2010, 02:33 PM - Forum: Other Football - Replies (18)

Anyone else been watching The Big Match Revisited on Sky ? Ive been addicted to it recently and even encourage my football playing son to watch and take note of the proper footballers playing a proper game . I am of an age where i remember these matches from the late seventies onwards , in fact the 1975 FA Cup Final was the first game i actually remember getting excited about . It really does show todays chumps up to be the prima dona they really are . Hard men in those days playing the beautiful game in the manner it should be played , big crowds huddled together singing and chanting and the only live matches were England games and the big FA Cup Final . Match of the day on a saturday night with Jimmy Hill and The Big Match on sunday afternoons with Brian Moore . Wow what a trip down nostalgia lane .
Football , isn't it ? young boys in cotton shorts ...................

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  Shirt of hurt-No thanks
Posted by: matsdad - 08-03-2010, 02:58 PM - Forum: The Lounge - Replies (17)

Is anybody going to admit to doing this for sport aid?
i know i could'nt, would rather lose a limb than put
another clubs shirt on but that might just be me.

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  Injuries Mount Up .. New Cover?
Posted by: Noucamp99 - 08-03-2010, 12:29 PM - Forum: Man Utd News - Replies (14)

On top of Sir Ryan's broken wrist, Ando's cruciate ligament, Owen's hamstring, Hargo's jumpers' knee, Rio's back, Wazza's knee, O'Shea's thigh strain and Jonny Evans' knee injuries, I have heard whispers that Wes Brown has broken his foot. What next?

I can't check the rumours at work, due to filters on our servers. Can anyone shed any light on this?

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  Kuszczak - Play me or I move on
Posted by: RambleOnRed - 07-03-2010, 02:08 PM - Forum: The Lounge - Replies (13)

Kuszczak - Play me or I move on
United keeper not happy with sitting on subtitutes' bench any more

Manchester United goalkeeper Tomasz Kuszczak wants regular football or to move elsewhere.

Quote:The Polish shot-stopper is in his fourth season at Old Trafford but is fed up with sitting on the substitutes' bench after failing to establish himself as No.1 with the Red Devils.

Current No.1 Edwin van der Sar intends to stay at United for another season at least, leading Kuszczak to seek talks with boss Sir Alex Ferguson in the summer to find out where his future lies.

The 27-year-old told The People: "I don't know how much longer I can stay on the bench.

Change it

"I have waited for four years and I enjoy my time here, but maybe I need to change it.

"I want to stay with Sir Alex because he is a great manager and we will try to find a solution because I am not happy to sit on the bench any more.

"I have always said if I feel I am not developing any more I will have to change something and that moment has arrived.

"I want to win things and I think I've proved I am good enough to be No.1 at United."

Source: Skysports

I'm actually now quite the Kuszczak fan after his performances when VDS was away and wouldn't mind him as our No.1 keeper. Think we should hang on to him and give him more games, not just because he's good but the money (which isn't freely available) to buy a new keeper is probably better spent on adding an attacking/creative dimension to our midfield.

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  HARGO BACK!!!
Posted by: Bennthered - 05-03-2010, 01:40 PM - Forum: The Lounge - Replies (5)

owen hargreaves is being penciled in for the ressys on thursday next week!!! lets all keep everything crossed for him!! a much needed injury boost!!!!!

COME ON THE HARGO!!!!!

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