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Don't even think Astra fucking go go needed away goals anyway
Im nicking that. Brilliant.
Both Liverpool & Tottenham are not champions so it demeans the competition .... Real Madrid have won it the last few times not as champions - not the smartest bunch on there.
It appears UEFFA will be getting rid of the rules - high up on the agenda at the moment.
Hang on, didn't they get into the qualifying rounds of the Europa league by winning that prestigious trophy, The Fair Play Title' in 14-15 season only to get knocked out by well known team Kaja Goo Goo.
Hang on, didn't they get into the qualifying rounds of the Europa league by winning that prestigious trophy, The Fair Play Title' in 14-15 season only to get knocked out by well known team Kaja Goo Goo.
They didn't even win the fair play trophy they came about 7th or 8th but got in because everyone else above them were already in Europe
And limahl didn't even show up.Hang on, didn't they get into the qualifying rounds of the Europa league by winning that prestigious trophy, The Fair Play Title' in 14-15 season only to get knocked out by well known team Kaja Goo Goo.
Why are spam concerned about the champions league? They are never going to trouble it.
I have done booze cruises to Calais and been in Europe longer than spam
I'm sure he's bothered!!Last few pages of the thread 'weeks other matches ' on kumb this morning are completley bitter..rio ferdinand has been exccommunicated from all things west ham for cheering for us
Now now
In his weekly column for the standard,
Mark" what's an England cap?" Noble states the highlight of their season is beating us.
He's clearly shot his bolt early...they might sneak 10th.
Or had they not beat us, it might well have been the carpet
And his low point is us beating them twice.
Low point was losing to AFC Wimbledon in the cup. I'm kinda confused...I thought it was fucking greatAnd his low point is us beating them twice.
Re: Week's other games (4-10/05/19)
by carnage on Fri May 10, 2019 5:41 am
I agree with RARS.
We are also the highest placed London team not in a European Final.
ochfacepalm:
When you thought they couldn't be anymore small time they go and prove you wrong. Bless em.
by carnage on Fri May 10, 2019 5:41 am
I agree with RARS.
We are also the highest placed London team not in a European Final.
ochfacepalm:When you thought they couldn't be anymore small time they go and prove you wrong. Bless em.
That is classic. As if that is something to be proud of?Re: Week's other games (4-10/05/19)
by carnage on Fri May 10, 2019 5:41 am
I agree with RARS.
We are also the highest placed London team not in a European Final.
When you thought they couldn't be anymore small time they go and prove you wrong. Bless em.
They are also the highest placed london club with a new carpet.
Bet Palace fans are fuming.
The light brown/beige ones were the best.Spangles were good things (maybe not for your teeth, though!)
You can't beat a carpet!!
From winners and losers Football 365:
Jack Wilshere
Nobody begrudged Wilshere playing it safe and choosing a move to West Ham over offers from abroad, but the sad reality is that it doesn’t really matter where he call home while injury problems continue to erode his career.
If leaving Woolwich was supposed to leave the fitness problems behind, so it hasn’t proved. Ankle injury became ankle surgery became another season ruined. Wilshere played 389 league minutes in 2018/19; 334 of those came in the first three weeks of the season.
Young Jack has become middle-aged Jack, at least in football years. On the first day of next year he will turn 28 and yet has managed only 134 league starts in his entire career. The potential no longer shines. This summer will mark three years since he pulled on an England shirt.
Jack Wilshere
Nobody begrudged Wilshere playing it safe and choosing a move to West Ham over offers from abroad, but the sad reality is that it doesn’t really matter where he call home while injury problems continue to erode his career.
If leaving Woolwich was supposed to leave the fitness problems behind, so it hasn’t proved. Ankle injury became ankle surgery became another season ruined. Wilshere played 389 league minutes in 2018/19; 334 of those came in the first three weeks of the season.
Young Jack has become middle-aged Jack, at least in football years. On the first day of next year he will turn 28 and yet has managed only 134 league starts in his entire career. The potential no longer shines. This summer will mark three years since he pulled on an England shirt.
