**Football 5th-9th Mar 2010/2011

G|mp said:
Did you manage to catch the game at all?

I know of several people that were at the match and I was listening to Tony Cottee on SSN, and every single one of them said you were hanging on in there at the end with 11.

Ebanks-Blake had a chance at the end as well as a few others.
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yes i watched the game, we were hardly 'hanging on' and defoe hit the post. all if's, but's, maybe's.
 
BaZ87 said:
Can't be too critical of Carrick there. You're risking giving away a penalty if you commit to a tackle there.
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Anything would have been better than pretending to try and stop him.

cm1179 said:
yes i watched the game, we were hardly 'hanging on' and defoe hit the post. all if's, but's, maybe's.
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I really can't be bothered with you anymore.

Youstolemyname said:
I wore my shelltoes today at the match just for you gimpy ;)
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You ****.
 
Ok, maybe you do need to announce your jokes on here! :(

edit: and the Hutton red card incident looks worse everytime you see it. A 5 yard out tap in isn't a goalscoring opportunity? :o
 
Youstolemyname said:
I thought of you each time...
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I also had Supes on as well surprisingly :rolleyes:

Never wearing the red and whites for a match again! :/

BaZ87 said:
Ok, maybe you do need to announce your jokes on here! :(

edit: and the Hutton red card incident looks worse everytime you see it. A 5 yard out tap in isn't a goalscoring opportunity? :o
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Let him think they were due a draw and the **** Wolves didn't deserve anything.
 
G|mp said:
It was the "He wasn't wearing proper pads anyway" comment :rolleyes:
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Well he wasn't, a bit daft isn't it?

I don't think what Carra did was right and he should certainly get a 3 game ban. But if u go into a heated derby like game not wearing pads. Well I just know I wouldn't, not saying he's at fault, just a bit silly.
 
I wonder if the replay of the Hutton incident on motd2 is clear enough for cm1179?

And motd2 called the disallowed goal spot on too. The Wolves lad, if anything, is being fouled rather than fouling Gomes but it's not a surprise it went in the keepers favour. They always do, unless you're Reina on the opening day of the season :mad:
 
Purdy said:
Well he wasn't, a bit daft isn't it?

I don't think what Carra did was right and he should certainly get a 3 game ban. But if u go into a heated derby like game not wearing pads. Well I just know I wouldn't, not saying he's at fault, just a bit silly.
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None of today's footballers wear what you would call 'proper' pads, if you have played any kind of football you will know that the heavier padded pads are a pain to run in. You will rarely see players wearing the ankle protecting type that your on about that fasten round the calf. The only thing I've seen like that are the neoprene ones that are like wearing an extra sock, which again are restrictive.

Most players wear the slip in pads that are taped round the socks to keep them in place.
 
BaZ87 said:
I wonder if the replay of the Hutton incident on motd2 is clear enough for cm1179?

And motd2 called the disallowed goal spot on too. The Wolves lad, if anything, is being fouled rather than fouling Gomes but it's not a surprise it went in the keepers favour.
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G|mp said:
.......the disallowed goal was also a joke, Gomes had his arms all over the Wolves player, you should have lost, be man enough to admit it.
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;)
 
It's pointless, you have proven exactly how clueless you are when it comes to these kind of things, the childish digs about MU when we are talking about Spurs is proof of this.

Please be aware, I will be there when you need it pointing out how daft you are :)
 
G|mp said:
None of today's footballers wear what you would call 'proper' pads, if you have played any kind of football you will know that the heavier padded pads are a pain to run in. You will rarely see players wearing the ankle protecting type that your on about that fasten round the calf. The only thing I've seen like that are the neoprene ones that are like wearing an extra sock, which again are restrictive.

Most players wear the slip in pads that are taped round the socks to keep them in place.
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Fair enough, don't play footie myself at any level, but I didn't see any shinpads at all on Nani and Carra didn't look like he dragged down his shin.
Not trying to look for excuses here and saying it's Nani's fault, just general curiosity.
 
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