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World Cup 2010
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sledger
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Yeah agree with this, I really dislike the guy, on pretty much every level possible, but can't deny the fact that his attitude in this regard is spot on. I really hate the "let's blame everyone else" mentality which seems to be adopted by a large chunk of society, ranging from sport to politics to just everyday parts of life. Is it really so hard to just say "yeah, fair one, my bad" and speak of your own strengths rather than just making bull**** excuses and smearing the reputation of everyone else?
Uppercut
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I've no sympathy for Alfie Haaland at all.
I was in a bar last week in the centre of town and on the table beside me there was a bunch of about 12 slightly rowdy Welsh guys sitting around having a few drinks. Some Asian bloke with a couple of friends had a disagreement with one of them about something or other and tried to end it by saying "**** it, you're all a bunch of ****ing sheep-shagging ****s." They all fell silent, one of them stood up and said, "what did you just say?" The guy replies, "I said, you're all a bunch of ****ing sheep-shagging ****s!" Five minutes later, an ambulance arrived.
You can't justify what the Welsh guys did, but the man's just too ****ing stupid to feel sorry for. I feel the same way about Alfie Haaland. What the **** did he expect to happen when he accused Roy Keane of play-acting to avoid a booking?
I was in a bar last week in the centre of town and on the table beside me there was a bunch of about 12 slightly rowdy Welsh guys sitting around having a few drinks. Some Asian bloke with a couple of friends had a disagreement with one of them about something or other and tried to end it by saying "**** it, you're all a bunch of ****ing sheep-shagging ****s." They all fell silent, one of them stood up and said, "what did you just say?" The guy replies, "I said, you're all a bunch of ****ing sheep-shagging ****s!" Five minutes later, an ambulance arrived.
You can't justify what the Welsh guys did, but the man's just too ****ing stupid to feel sorry for. I feel the same way about Alfie Haaland. What the **** did he expect to happen when he accused Roy Keane of play-acting to avoid a booking?
dontcloseyoureyes
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Maybe he expected Keane not to be a ****ing douche.
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And that isn't being ****ing stupid?
The Sean
Cricketer Of The Year
Seriously though Uppercut - I've not got much time for Haaland and his milking of the whole situation became pretty tiresome, but there's no excuse for Keano going out onto the field and deliberately trying to injure a fellow pro, no matter how he felt about him.
Uppercut
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Completely agree, ftr. Having no sympathy for Haaland isn't the same thing as thinking what Keane did was okay.
Seriously though Uppercut - I've not got much time for Haaland and his milking of the whole situation became pretty tiresome, but there's no excuse for Keano going out onto the field and deliberately trying to injure a fellow pro, no matter how he felt about him.
sledger
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The Sean
Cricketer Of The Year
Quite clever really, positioning himself more positively by generously supporting something he knows has no chance whatsoever of actually happening.
sledger
Spanish_Vicente
Yeah indeed, clearly would have never happened if Fifa has suggested that the possibility of a replay was in the balance.
BoyBrumby
Englishman
It's my ball and I'll take it home if I want...
From the BBC.
Top display of sour grapes from the Egyptians.
From the BBC.
Top display of sour grapes from the Egyptians.
Magrat Garlick
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Don't let the door hit you on the way out, etc.
Love what Wenger says, best reaction I have heard so far I think.
sledger
Spanish_Vicente
Haha, what was it? I've not seen it yet.
Agent TBY
International Captain
"Football accepts that a billion people see it, one guy doesn't see it, and yet it is the one who prevails. It cannot work," said the Gunners boss.
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