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*OUTSIDER* wrote:Bayern couldn't beat 6th place Chelsh!t in the UCL final you think the could knock out the mighty Reds??? ...
kurpal_v2 wrote:*OUTSIDER* wrote:Bayern couldn't beat 6th place Chelsh!t in the UCL final you think the could knock out the mighty Reds??? ...
The mighty reds who didn't make it out of group stages?
mero wrote:kurpal_v2 wrote:*OUTSIDER* wrote:Bayern couldn't beat 6th place Chelsh!t in the UCL final you think the could knock out the mighty Reds??? ...
The mighty reds who didn't make it out of group stages?
DEAD
These United men so delusional it eh funny yes
kurpal_v2 wrote:*OUTSIDER* wrote:Bayern couldn't beat 6th place Chelsh!t in the UCL final you think the could knock out the mighty Reds??? ...
The mighty reds who didn't make it out of group stages?
Surely by mighty reds you speak of mih gyal period produce surely.
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*OUTSIDER* wrote:kurpal_v2 wrote:*OUTSIDER* wrote:Bayern couldn't beat 6th place Chelsh!t in the UCL final you think the could knock out the mighty Reds??? ...
The mighty reds who didn't make it out of group stages?
Surely by mighty reds you speak of mih gyal period produce surely.
Yes! that same Redz... Last time around the team was "under construction" so to speak.
This time its different!..
You my friend should worry about your own team cause right now allyuh ina mess!!!... surely worst than yuh gyal period produce!
DBU #16
rfari wrote:*OUTSIDER* wrote:kurpal_v2 wrote:*OUTSIDER* wrote:Bayern couldn't beat 6th place Chelsh!t in the UCL final you think the could knock out the mighty Reds??? ...
The mighty reds who didn't make it out of group stages?
Surely by mighty reds you speak of mih gyal period produce surely.
Yes! that same Redz... Last time around the team was "under construction" so to speak.
This time its different!..
You my friend should worry about your own team cause right now allyuh ina mess!!!... surely worst than yuh gyal period produce!
DBU #16
Uhhh guuud kurpal. Nah. I wasn't taking tht
"They gave us four minutes [stoppage time], that's an insult to the game.” he told reporters. “It denies you a proper chance to win a football match.
"There were six substitutions, the trainer came on, so that's four minutes right away and the goalkeeper must have wasted about two or three minutes and they took their time at every goal kick.
"That's obvious to everyone today and it's a flaw in the game that the referee is responsible for time-keeping. It's ridiculous that it's 2012 and the referee still has control of that."
Please find these "same united ppl" who you referring too plz. Because I think your statement is highly inaccurate. 
Wayne Rooney will captain England in Friday's World Cup qualifier against San Marino in front of a capacity 90,000 crowd at Wembley.
The Manchester United forward, 26, takes the role because of Steven Gerrard and Frank Lampard's respective absences through suspension and injury.
Rooney, who has won 76 caps, said: "This is something I'm really proud of.
"It's a big challenge for myself, and I'm excited. Hopefully we can cap the day off with a good victory."
Rooney is aware of the importance of putting on a good performance against a side ranked joint worst in the world, at 207th, alongside Bhutan and the Turks and Caicos Islands.
"The players don't want to let the fans down," he continued.
"The fans, since I've been involved with England, have been fantastic. They follow us around the world. We're looking forward to the game and hopefully we can deliver for the fans."
Two goals for Rooney would lift him clear into fifth place on England's all-time goalscoring list, going past Sir Tom Finney, Nat Lofthouse and Alan Shearer.
"People have mentioned I will get into the top five (goalscorers) if I get a couple more and that would be great," he added.
"Obviously, the result is more important but it's an opportunity for us to try and get a few goals."
England manager Roy Hodgson is similarly enthused by the sell-out crowd at Wembley.
"It shows the support there is for the national team football in this country, and how lucky we are to have an arena that takes 90,000 people," he said.
Hodgson did not appear overly concerned by San Marino, who have won only one and drawn five of their 114 internationals, conceding 473 goals.
He refused to say who is in the starting XI but did reveal that next week's trip to Warsaw will influence his selection.
"We have a very important [World Cup qualifying] game in Poland on Tuesday, so of course a lot of my thoughts are how best to use my squad," he added.
"I know whatever team I choose at Wembley is likely to win the game."
Rooney previously captained England in a 1-0 defeat by Brazil in November 2009 in place of the then injured and now retired John Terry.
Meanwhile, Hodgson said that although Ryan Bertrand should not have sworn on Twitter, it showed his heart was in the right place.
The Chelsea defender angrily contradicted the FA's suggestion he had been withdrawn from the squad because of a sore throat, but subsequently apologised for swearing on the social media site.
"What he was saying is quite laudable," said Hodgson.
"He really wants to play for England and is really angry it has been suggested it is merely a sore throat when he is actually quite ill. But he shouldn't use a swear word.
"He has already apologised for it but it goes to show what a problem we will all have with Twitter."
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