(20-02-2014 19:18 )circles_o_o_o Wrote: [ -> ]Wow, look it's the 'Brazuca' official 2014 World Cup ball :
(the girls? Oh, they're just the finalists in the Miss Butt World Cup)
You mean "Miss Bum Bum"
it is actually take very seriously in Brasil, it makes the national news and is show on TV
Exactly - who wants to watch that plonker Neymar when we can just watch the many Brazil Miss Bum Bum's? Sod the football - the babes are far more interesting.
I bet they dive better too...
They would take tackle much better than wilshire though
(05-03-2014 08:40 )Charlemagne Wrote: [ -> ]A petition has been started to stop Tom Cleverley being selected for the England team.
The petition, accuses Cleverley of "inept" displays for both Utd & England, has gained over 10,000 signatures since it was posted.
Roy Hodgson isn't impressed.
how many did he sign? or more to the point how many forged his signature!!
(07-03-2014 20:52 )babelover48 Wrote: [ -> ] (05-03-2014 08:40 )Charlemagne Wrote: [ -> ]A petition has been started to stop Tom Cleverley being selected for the England team.
The petition, accuses Cleverley of "inept" displays for both Utd & England, has gained over 10,000 signatures since it was posted.
Roy Hodgson isn't impressed.
how many did he sign? or more to the point how many forged his signature!!
God help us if the England team is picked by thousands of armchair supporters through social media campaigns. I find this rather worrying and does nothing to support either club or country.
I think fans should have every right to voice their opinion of a player, especially if it is for the national team.
Cleverely may be good-on the training pitch, but when it comes to a game, he's a let down. The odd decent tackle and touch don't make up for 88 minutes of rubbish. Honestly, playing with him is like playing with 10 men, there are plenty of other good english midfielders at 'lesser' teams who deserve a chance and should be ahead of him in the pecking order, Huddlestone and Barry come to mind.
If it is true that one city has run out of cash to finish it's stadium is it then likely how many more will follow suit? I am suddenly wondering how Brazil which has been one of the supposed 'new world' economies has allowed this situation to develop and I do wonder what will be the knock on effect for the Olympics.
