Turkish

I see no one has commented on this yet, no surprise.

I know more about him than you could ever do. I spent a weekend away in the town where he live. So shut up with your prejudice.

7 out of 7

I'm sure I'll cope.

Shut up you lunatic.

A victim of mandalas necklacing, what a guy, what choice did he have?

7 out of 7

Did you know in your last 6 posts you've called someone a c*nt 3 times and someone else a pr*ck. I think you've got anger issues pal, maybe you need to see someone about it.

I don't know how I'll ever recover from such a sustained attack. Did you know your last 6 posts have been about me? Obsessed.

Really? Considering it was only his 5th game I thought he did very well and got forward more than he has done in his other performances. No his not as good as Clyne, who is one if the best right backs in the division. Very good back up for now.

Yep, I agree, his work rate was excellent and some of his footwork superb. First time I've thought he has given a captains performance.

After 15 minutes I feared the worst, 1-0 down and city looking very good and thought we might lose it 4 or 5. But after that we really got hold of the game, an excellent performance especially under the circumstances. Thought the full backs were outstanding, cork very good in midfield and Lallana stood out and what a goal from Osvaldo, simply class and he is starting to come good, 2 goals in 2 games now and improving every week. Being critical I thought Gazzaniga could have done better with the goal, stuck a leg out rather than diving, it was within saving distance and thought he could have got something on it and the cross got through 4 players so that was a little disappointing, but overall we defended very well. An excellent point against a very good side and in truth we were the better side by a distance from 30 mins in. Very good and unexpected point and a great performance

Shame thomas locked the Osvaldo thread, some corking comments on there. Turkish was right as usual though, despite being mocked for my view by some.

Got the ball wide right of the penalty area, surrounded by about four players nothing on, worked some space and curled it from the edge of the area round and over the keeper into the top corner, was fantastic.

That was amazing!!

Typical response. Hilarious, say something people don't like and show FACTS and abused for it.

Odd.

The lemon that doesn't like the truth continues his odd stalking.

What a great guy, what a hero, this is all fully justified, what else was he meant to do? http://www.censorbugbear.org/africa/south-africa/nobel-peace-laureate-nelson-mandelas-bombs-for-the-record#CvcXGI1EoaClx5Rx.99

There really are some utter saps on this forum. Squealing because they have someone on ignore and someone else has quoted them. Its not difficult, if you see the name of someone you can't cope with their view at the top of a post, don't read it. And what sort of person reports things on an Internet forum. Are people really such delicate little flowers that they have to go squealing to the mods if they don't like what someone has posted on an anonymous Internet forum?

I also enjoyed the comment that I'd you disagreed with him and hadn't been on his holiday then you must have got your opinion out of the newspaper. Quite brilliant stuff.

Banging on about your two passport stamps, that you visited loads of places but won't tell us where or how, that you know so much more than anyone because you've been on holiday there and if anyone disagreed they were prejudice. That's where. Despite this giving you an encyclopedic knowledge of the country and having a wonderful time there you seem reluctant to share where you went, how and what you saw and for how long. What question was this? Would this be where Shurlock started making things up and claiming I supported apartheid?

But you know all there is too know, far more than anyone because you've got two stamps in your passport. Tell us what you did, your experiences, what you saw and learnt.

Why won't you tell us what you did? I've been on holiday in Africa too, many times in fact to all four corners of the continent, but I'm not claiming to be an expert because of it. Tell us what you did any why the two stamps you have in your passport make you so knowledgable. And there you go again going on about prejudice, the standard cop out when asked a difficult question.

So what did you do then? Did you travel round for a couple of years living out of back pack, spending time living in the cities and shanty towns, use public transport, mixing day in day out with the locals. Tell us about it and why going on holiday there makes you an expert.