A great response would be.
Sir Matt Busby
Sir Alex Ferguson...
.... Sir Jimmy Saville
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Sir Matt Busby
Sir Alex Ferguson...
.... Sir Jimmy Saville
Not quite as funny as this.
Luckily van G has got them so many more points than moyes did [emoji15]
But he is foreign so much better
That's starting to sound like the plot to a porno!!!!!
A plastercine nose?Say what you see
Yeah, it's kinda funny.
We should make a banner paraphrasing your comment:
"Bill & Bob picked up medals from heads of state all over Europe every May"
Unfortunately he only has time to post new threads when he has an avatar change though.
I am not really disappointed at not being recognised. The people who dish out honours are not my people. My people go to Anfield. If I can make you all happy then that is my greatest ambition
https://books.google.co.uk/books?id...a=X&ei=RhUMVabsE4fl7Abl54DQCw&ved=0CBwQ6AEwAA
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One of my best memories of man u goals was that Gerrard 35 yarder against Bartez.
I'd just taken a lad on as a trainee programmer on one of these extra-tenner-in-your-dole type 3 months trials (that I'd only done about a year earlier myself, and thus loved, and continued to use loads until the fucking govt stopped them) and took him the match. On the way into the ground he popped into the bookies and put a bet on, and then after the match on the way back into the pub he popped back in the bookies, came into the pub and bought a massive round. He then told me that he'd spent his last three quid on earth on Gerrard 2-0 and got... oh it's all a blur but I thought it was 100/1. Maybe it was 50. The odds seem nuts now and maybe I've got it wrong, but Gerrard was only a kid, I think it was his fifth senior goal in his second season and Man U were champions.
Anyways, shit memory aside, it was fucking boss all round.
I'd just taken a lad on as a trainee programmer on one of these extra-tenner-in-your-dole type 3 months trials (that I'd only done about a year earlier myself, and thus loved, and continued to use loads until the fucking govt stopped them) and took him the match. On the way into the ground he popped into the bookies and put a bet on, and then after the match on the way back into the pub he popped back in the bookies, came into the pub and bought a massive round. He then told me that he'd spent his last three quid on earth on Gerrard 2-0 and got... oh it's all a blur but I thought it was 100/1. Maybe it was 50. The odds seem nuts now and maybe I've got it wrong, but Gerrard was only a kid, I think it was his fifth senior goal in his second season and Man U were champions.
Anyways, shit memory aside, it was fucking boss all round.
I don't understand that bit. Surely that would mean 14 clean sheets?
I think it means:
Clean Sheet: 10 games
1 goal conceded: 15 games
2 goals conceded: 3 games
3 or more: 1 game
Ahh okay. Gotchya!
From the Premier League site: http://www.premierleague.com/en-gb/referees/index.html
He has given out 96 yellows and 5 reds in 24 games. That's #2 and joint-#3 amongst referees.
The leaders are:
1. Mike Dean: 21 games, 97 yellow, 6 red
2. Phil Dowd: 21 games, 95 yellow, 4 red
3. Martin Atkinson: 24 games, 96 yellow, 5 red
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