Whitey Grandad

Falcao did his ACL. http://www.dailymail.co.uk/sport/football/article-2544676/Falcao-refuses-World-Cup-cruciate-injury.html

I was neither of those and certainly not concerned. It takes a lot to get me worried these days.

A mistake is not a mistake if it's deliberate, and here I have the advantage over you in that I know what I was thinking when I made that original post and you don't. You never will, all you can do is project your own motives on another's actions, which is never reliable. Anyway, in the words of the song:

Not a lot to say about it really. Very pleased that we've gone through but disappointed with the injury to Vic.

If I made a mistake I would be the first to admit it. If it ever happened I take it you're not married?

I'm just trying to be consistent. To myself, that is

This is what started it all: http://www.fallondfloor.com

I meant if two English teams win the two European cups and neither finish in the top 4 of the league. I was wondering if there was a limit on the number of teams from any one country. Capital Es because they're not languages

Thanks for that. What happens to the winners of the FA Cup if they're neither top 4 nor winners of either of the European cups?

Too good not to share:

Both for me too. There may be no trophy for 4th but there is a crack at the Champions League.

Ask me again in early March, and again in April...

Exactly this. We tried the pretty, attractive stuff against them in that game and we lost. Is that what he would have preferred?

I think I'd be disappointed with anything lower than 4th.

Is he getting his excuses in early?

But if he's injured then others will get game time ahead of him. That's why you have a squad system.

I think that counts as a goal attempt. The ball would have gone in if the keeper hadn't stopped it.

To be fair, that quote just says 'Europe'.

Very good!

Penguin

Are you really arguing that what happened later was all down to one man?

You obviously know what you're doing. Congratulations, and good luck to you

One of the first rules of business: if someone's indispensable, get rid of them. As an American company president once said to me: "nobody's indispensable, Kennedy gets shot, we've got a new president in 5 minutes". The man who said this to me dropped dead on a tennis court a few months later. His company continued without him.

In his case he complains of a 'conspiracy' against Chelsea. Saying that Dowd is too fat is irrelevant. All referees have to pass a very strict fitness test.

That's a complete load of billhooks. Defending is just as much a part of the game as attacking and didn't Gary Neville say he enjoyed watching that? And how can he say that hitting the post and getting the rebound was lucky? Pellè was aiming for that tight spot between the goalkeeper and the post and was unlucky that it didn't go straight in. Mata's attempts were wide of the goal so therefore his efforts were less skilful than Graziano's.