Football Banter

(15-07-2011 23:31 )iamthatjack Wrote:  Either way, we survived with him (even though he wasn't great, he wasn't THAT bad!) and now we have Arne, so all is good!

Downing signing confirmed, as well as Doni - how much was he?

Salcido wasnt that bad?? Come on mate, Hughes could have put the Michael Jackson statue outside Craven Cottage at left back and it'd have done as good a job as him!!

Doni cost less than that same statue!!! (free) Downing cost a little more....most forums and "in-the-knows" are saying £18.5 million contrary to what Sky Sports are saying (£20 mill).

I like John Arne so i wont say anything bad about the fella Just clench your butt cheeks if he's trying to head the ball clear of yer 6 yard box in the 94th minute!!!

(15-07-2011 23:36 )SwedishHouseMafia Wrote:  *realises I don't have a clue about Hull...*

allow me!

FACT 01
It was recently named the most enterprising location in Yorkshire and the Humber and came second nationally in the prestigious Enterprising Britain Awards 2009.

FACT 02
In the past five years £1.5 billion has been committed for new public sector development in Hull, completely renewing its public infrastructure including schools, health centres and housing.

FACT 03
John Godber, founder of Hull Truck Theatre, is the third most performed playwright in the UK after Shakespeare and Alan Ayckbourn. Among his classic hits are Bouncers, Up n’ Under and of course, Teechers!

FACT 04
Poet Philip Larkin was Librarian at Hull University for many years. This year, Hull will commemorate his life and work with a Larkin Trail of 25 specially commissioned artworks across the city.

FACT 05
There’s enough wire in the suspension cables of the Humber Bridge to go round the globe.

FACT 06
Hull is home to the UK’s most commercially successful Millennium project – The Deep. This attraction has welcomed a huge number of visitors since opening and continues to offer innovating exhibits to attract people.

FACT 07
Hull was centre-stage at the start of the English Civil War when the forces of Parliament and the army of King Charles I fought over control of the town. The siege of Hull was the start of armed conflict throughout the country.

FACT 08
Hull’s annual eight day fair in October is more than 700 years old and is the largest travelling fair in Europe.

FACT 09
William Wilberforce, the pioneering campaigner against slavery, was MP for Hull. His birthplace, Wilberforce House, is now a museum.

FACT 10
The Freedom festival launched in 2008 to mark the anniversary of the abolition of slavery, attracts almost 50,000 people to the city with an unique mix of music, culture and art

(15-07-2011 23:41 )Master Yoda Wrote:  Salcido wasnt that bad?? Come on mate, Hughes could have put the Michael Jackson statue outside Craven Cottage at left back and it'd have done as good a job as him!!

Doni cost less than that same statue!!! (free) Downing cost a little more....most forums and "in-the-knows" are saying £18.5 million contrary to what Sky Sports are saying (£20 mill).

I like John Arne so i wont say anything bad about the fella

He wasn't useless at all, he was just homesick, but he performed well enough and never did anything obviously bad.

Doni for free is brilliant business, though I can't see him challenging Reina any time soon.

I think its £18m from what I heard

Btw, I was in no way starting anything with the Doni question, I think you are a little tightly wound up!

Not at all mate. I'm enjoying the banter. In a weird way i sort of admire your blatant hatred of Liverpool!! It's wetting the appetite for the season ahead

(15-07-2011 23:49 )Master Yoda Wrote:  Not at all mate. I'm enjoying the banter. In a weird way i sort of admire your blatant hatred of Liverpool!! It's wetting the appetite for the season ahead

Alright cool, just so you know I'm not deliberately trying to be antagonising!

If you think I have a thing against Liverpool (which I don't) don't get me started on Arsenal, United, City & Chelsea!

(15-07-2011 23:41 )terence Wrote:  FACT 01
It was recently named the most enterprising location in Yorkshire and the Humber and came second nationally in the prestigious Enterprising Britain Awards 2009.

FACT 02
In the past five years £1.5 billion has been committed for new public sector development in Hull, completely renewing its public infrastructure including schools, health centres and housing.

FACT 03
John Godber, founder of Hull Truck Theatre, is the third most performed playwright in the UK after Shakespeare and Alan Ayckbourn. Among his classic hits are Bouncers, Up n’ Under and of course, Teechers!

FACT 04
Poet Philip Larkin was Librarian at Hull University for many years. This year, Hull will commemorate his life and work with a Larkin Trail of 25 specially commissioned artworks across the city.

FACT 05
There’s enough wire in the suspension cables of the Humber Bridge to go round the globe.

FACT 06
Hull is home to the UK’s most commercially successful Millennium project – The Deep. This attraction has welcomed a huge number of visitors since opening and continues to offer innovating exhibits to attract people.

FACT 07
Hull was centre-stage at the start of the English Civil War when the forces of Parliament and the army of King Charles I fought over control of the town. The siege of Hull was the start of armed conflict throughout the country.

FACT 08
Hull’s annual eight day fair in October is more than 700 years old and is the largest travelling fair in Europe.

FACT 09
William Wilberforce, the pioneering campaigner against slavery, was MP for Hull. His birthplace, Wilberforce House, is now a museum.

FACT 10
The Freedom festival launched in 2008 to mark the anniversary of the abolition of slavery, attracts almost 50,000 people to the city with an unique mix of music, culture and art

Yeah, but apart from that what has Hull ever done for us?

(15-07-2011 23:51 )iamthatjack Wrote:  

(15-07-2011 23:49 )Master Yoda Wrote:  Not at all mate. I'm enjoying the banter. In a weird way i sort of admire your blatant hatred of Liverpool!! It's wetting the appetite for the season ahead

Alright cool, just so you know I'm not deliberately trying to be antagonising!

If you think I have a thing against Liverpool (which I don't) don't get me started on Arsenal, United, City & Chelsea!

Come on mate..this is a football banter thread. It's where we come to antagonise each other as football fans. It's good fun as long as it stays within certain boundaries!! I'm glad to have another sparring partner on here!!

Well I'm certainly up for it

(15-07-2011 23:41 )terence Wrote:  

(15-07-2011 23:36 )SwedishHouseMafia Wrote:  *realises I don't have a clue about Hull...*

allow me!

FACT 01
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FACT 10

Wow, you Gooners will do just about anything to distract yourselves from what's going on with your club at the moment ey?


FFS, you lot banging on got me on the act now

(15-07-2011 21:14 )Captain Vimes Wrote:  

(15-07-2011 21:01 )mitchell Wrote:  whats up Bury not entertaining enough for you so you've come to see your old chum.

I've come to Bury you, not to Praise you.
See that's culture that is, you oik.

(16-07-2011 00:01 )Master Yoda Wrote:  I'm glad to have another sparring partner on here!!

(16-07-2011 00:14 )iamthatjack Wrote:  Well I'm certainly up for it

Get a room ladies.