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2012-13 English Premier League/Cups Thread - GAME OVER YEEEAAAHHH!!!!!!!

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#1 ·
Old thread got too big. Leave the memories alone.

I think MAZACAR deserve to feature in the first post :mata :hazard :bosscar2

:rvp and :javy for carrying United.

:dzeko for saving City.

:suarez1 for just being Suarez.

And finally some BRAVE lads :hesk2 :barry (We need some current BRAVE VILLA smilies)

Let's see if we can kill this thread before the end of the season.
 
#8,428 · (Edited)
Re: 2012-13 English Premier League/Cups Thread - BRAVE BRADFORD/KICKING KIDS

Yes! 3 points!

That was a very nervy ending but we looked solid at the back all game. Evans after having a nervous start was a complete rock and Ferdinand was great throughout. Rafael had another good game both defensively and in attack, Evra was once again strong going forward but poor at the back. De Gea gets his long awaited cleansheet. He deserved it after those two magnificent saves he made.

Valencia was awful again, which is a real shame to see. Nani had a good first half but was dreadful second half. Carrick and Cleverley continue to blossom together in midfield and Rooney was Man of the Match for me. Worked hard the entire game, looked creative in attack, linked up well, tracked back to help out his defence and scored a really superb goal. Definitely the best attacking player on the pitch. RVP had a few decent moments but was surprisingly quiet for majority of the game.

We were terrific first half but second half, besides scoring the goal, we looked devoid of any ideas. Still, 3 points is 3 points and the added bonus in the cleansheet.

10 point gap!
 
#8,438 ·
Re: 2012-13 English Premier League/Cups Thread - BRAVE BRADFORD/KICKING KIDS

Glad to see that Andros Townsend was good today. Saw that he got the man of the match award. He has a bright future I just hope he gets as much playing time as possible for the club. I hope we get to see more of him for the remainder of the season, QPR still have very tough games remaining so it will be good to see how he does against the likes of Man Utd etc.
 
#8,490 ·
Re: 2012-13 English Premier League/Cups Thread - BRAVE BRADFORD/KICKING KIDS

Much more of this and Roman may pack his bags and walk away. How much has he spent - is it a billion pounds yet? - and nobody at Chelsea seems to appreciate him. I do - because he saved us fans of Arsenal, Liverpool et al from total Man U dominance plus he brought some fantastic players (and managers) to PL and helped make it the most-watched, most-popular, most-entertaining football league on the planet. Thank you for what you have done, Roman, and I understand perfectly: it's not fun anymore.
 
#8,498 ·
Re: 2012-13 English Premier League/Cups Thread - BRAVE BRADFORD/KICKING KIDS

Much more of this and Roman may pack his bags and walk away. How much has he spent - is it a billion pounds yet? - and nobody at Chelsea seems to appreciate him. I do - because he saved us fans of Arsenal, Liverpool et al from total Man U dominance plus he brought some fantastic players (and managers) to PL and helped make it the most-watched, most-popular, most-entertaining football league on the planet. Thank you for what you have done, Roman, and I understand perfectly: it's not fun anymore.
Did you copy that from another website?
 
#8,665 ·
I certainly don't think he's shit, it just pisses me off when some United fans suggest that he's world class while continuing to make excuses for all of his mistakes. Sometimes I feel bad for hammering him when Hart, Reina and Szcezny perform far worse, but the thing is that there is very little talk on here of those guys being infallible.

The potential is clear to see because reflexes and agility like that are so rare to come by, the distribution is just the icing on the cake. The best thing that United could do is put the lad on some kind of bulking programme (although that could hinder his agility) while also bringing in some serious competition for his place. That could even be an older experienced keeper with valuable knowledge to pass on, something that could only be a bonus.

I'm of the school of thought that keeper isn't a position to learn your trade in at the top, but there will always be exceptions. Casillas is an obvious example.
 
#8,708 ·
Racist :side:
 
#8,790 ·
Also in light of it being the 6th of February.

One cold and bitter Thursday in Munich, Germany,
Eight great football stalwarts conceded victory.
Eight men will never play again, who met disaster there,
The flowers of English football, the flowers of Manchester.

The Busby Babes were flying home, returning from Belgrade,
This great United family all masters of their trade.
The pilot of the aircraft, the skipper Captain Thain,
Three times tried to take off and twice turned back again.

The third time down the runway disaster followed close,
There was slush upon that runway and the aircraft never rose.
It ploughed into the marshy ground, it broke, it overturned.
And eight of that team were killed when the blazing wreckage burned.

Roger Byrne and Tommy Taylor, who were capped for England's side,
And Ireland's Liam Whelan and England's Geoff Bent died.
Mark Jones and Eddie Coleman and David Pegg also,
They all lost their lives as it ploughed on through the snow.

Big Duncan he went too, with an injury to his brain,
And Ireland's brave Jack Blanchflower will never play again.
The great Matt Busby lay there, the father of this team,
Three long months passed by before he saw his team again.

The trainer, coach and secretary and three members of the crew,
Also eight sporting journalists who with United flew,
And one of them was Big Swifty who we will ne'er forget,
The finest English 'keeper that ever graced a net.

England's finest football team it's record truly great,
It's proud success mocked by this cruel turn of fate.
Eight men will never play again who met disaster there,
The flowers of English football, the flowers of Manchester.
 
#3 ·
Re: 2012-13 English Premier League/Cups Thread (A BRAVE new thread)

We should have a rule in this thread that every post requires at least three football smilies :hesk1 :hesk2 :penaldo
 
#28 ·
Re: 2012-13 English Premier League/Cups Thread (A BRAVE new thread)

Oscar's smiley looks so small compared to Hazards massive fuck off face.
thats b/c the Hazard smiley is too big, while my Mata and Oscar smilies are proper sized :suarez1

Fellaini has been winning me so many fantasy points. I would have added him had he had a smiley on here.
I refuse to make Everton smilies (unless someone goes and picks out which pic they want and asks nicely :side:)

Joel couldn't stand that Snrub started the old thread :balo2
:yaya
 
#6 ·
Re: 2012-13 English Premier League/Cups Thread (A BRAVE new thread)

A travesty that Englands best young prospect was left out of the OP :hendo


My thoughts on us playing Fulham at the weekend = :mon


However I've developed a cunning plan to stop Berbatov. Put him in my fantasy team :fletcher

Also that gif makes me sad to look at Mozza, JOS has been our best defender comfortably this year too.
 
#12 ·
Re: 2012-13 English Premier League/Cups Thread (A BRAVE new thread)

However I've developed a cunning plan to stop Berbatov. Put him in my fantasy team :fletcher
He only scored a double last week because I took him out, Fellaini was out the week before and has scored twice since.

All the prem needs now is Torres to start firing and things will get really interesting.
 
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