redrus

redrus, on 2012-04-23 21:30:22, said:

Looking forward to it too, should be a cracking game and could go either way.

redrus, on 2012-04-20 21:05:18, said:

Rus, whilst i appreciate the lurking you have been doing here fulfils in you a voyeuristic need that keeps you away from hiding in shadows below bedroom windows of neighbours, my feeling is, screw the neighbours sensibilities, our need for your common sense here is of greater importance.

Big one today. We are getting close, but still a job to do. It's not over yet...

Carmine would you like to talk about Gareth Bale this morning?

carmine, on 2012-04-21 08:23:44, said:

Talking about fairness, aside from the two rather silly Young dives in the last two games, this United team has played pretty darn fairly throughout the whole season. With Nani being out for much of it (and Nani doesn't do the cheating like he used to anyway, thank g@d), the team generally stays on its feet - as much as any other team anyway - and in terms of reckless tacklers, we don't have much of an issue there either.

Now if you want to look at ref's decisions, problem here is you only ever focus on those that go United's way, because those are the ones that get under your skins. If you weren't so one-sided, you'd also recognise the decisions that go against us. Take the game against Wigan. Yeah there is no way their first goal should have been disallowed, but then they get a goal from a corner that never was, and then we don't get a clear hand ball. Had all that been the other way round, you guys would be straight in there with the "yeah another Man United victory that never should have been". But as it was Wigan beating United, it warrants no comment.

As for Mancini now turning around and putting down their struggles to ref's decisions... on yer bike son... like City have had no decisions go in their favour this season. Of course they have. Be one thing if we were talking about a cup competition. We're not. We are talking about a league in which every team plays 38 games. Of course decisions for and against won't even themselves exactly equally, but it must be pretty darn close, and if Mancini can't use all those riches at his disposal to counter any marginal minuscule misfortune with the refs, well then the problem is with him. Man up and accept your "struggles" this season have been 99.9% down to you, your team and some of the twunts that play in it.

This came up some time ago and it is just a continuation on the same theme.

She is just smart enough to cause trouble,
but not smart enough, or too smarting from loss of face to just drop it
and walk away with a modest settlement.

She just can't understand that she has to call it a day,
and clearly has some advisor / lawyer hoping for a cut of the profits,
telling her to fight it to the last dregs of common sense.

The same attitude that makes her fight UK right into the EU courts
is likely the same reason he wants nothing more to do with her;
a right total pain in the arse, who is showing her true colors;
give me, and my lawyer, more money, and we go away,
if not....

Sure this is reading between the lines, but the lines kinda jump out at you.
She's 'going to kill herself on Valentines Day in front of the British Embassy'
over a divorce she can do right here? Bollocks. This is a publicity stunt,
because yet again she isn't being allowed back into UK to raise a ruckus there.

Sparkles, on 2012-01-13 16:26:09, said:

He did score some screamers coming through the ranks didn't he. Shame he never made an impact in the first team. Reckon he'll be a success elsewhere. Everton seems a good fit. Good luck to him.