Hey, soccer hooligans
#2952
Posted 29 October 2012 - 10:36 PM
#2956
Posted 13 February 2013 - 05:43 PM
hello again. Celtic took a whippin from Juve yesterday, with plenty of wrestling going on from both teams. Ibrahimovic acts the asshole and will miss the 2nd leg of PSG / Valencia.
the game of the round this afternoon. United goto Madrid. I think this one has a couple goals in it, for sure.
#2957
Posted 13 February 2013 - 05:44 PM
#2958
Posted 15 February 2013 - 03:32 AM
@ full kit wankers. That was good stuff.
I think the game was closer than the score. Celtic just ran out of gas after a frenetic start. Not having Samaras (hamstring) didn't help, either. Lennon says they need a miracle to advance and he's right. I've even heard jokes that it's why the Pope resigned because Celtic is asking for something even he can't deliver. Of course, when you have a ref letting Juventas hold like that, who needs divine intervention?
#2959
Posted 15 February 2013 - 05:20 PM
agreed that they defend like hooligans, but Hooper can't be trying to move with the goalie either.
the one on hooper with his shirt off of his back, and the one where they pushed brown to the ground could have been penalties. The more they go on about this (today they are sending a DVD to UEFA to have a look at) it sounds like whining and sour grapes. You're also doing your self no favors with the Juve Ultras given this fodder for the return trip. It could be 6-0.
and FUCKING A, United. rooney wasn't at his best and Rafeal played a horrible first half, but I'd have taken 1-1 before the game, and I'm happy with it now. completely different tactics from United at the Theater of Dreams. I just hop we don't get an Italian team of refs. ![]()
and I'm glad Ramos's shitty marking was responsible for that goal.. he threw around enough elbows that weren't called.
#2962
Posted 20 February 2013 - 09:09 PM
Whoo hoo MILAN... anything to send those barca dicks home early. KPB with a controversial goal.. To say an opponent of Barca don't deserve a non call in their direction is an understatement.
now play that Italian ball and HOLD HOLD HOLD. 30 minutes to go.
#2965
Posted 20 February 2013 - 10:10 PM
arsenal were a sunday league team yesterday. no defense, no cohesion, and theo walcott playing up top on his own? they were destined to fail. half of london is calling for wenger's head today.
they looked very very good, Bayern, but Arsenal didn't put up the least bit of friction. I think their CHs can be had, and Nauer hasn't had to make a save since november, but noone's gotten the pressure on them.
two weeks time is going to bring some excellent 2nd leg matches.
#2969
Posted 13 April 2013 - 08:07 PM
Talk about soccer hooligan's...
Football shamed as Millwall fans fight EACH OTHER in the stands at Wembley
Read more: http://www.dailymail...l#ixzz2QNMhmTL6




#2972
Posted 19 April 2013 - 04:20 PM
Eye of the Huracan
Huracan fans, some brandishing weapons, broke into the dressing rooms of the Argentine second division club and stole players’ money and clothes on Thursday.
The incident occurred a day after the team were knocked out of the Copa Argentina by first division side Godoy Cruz.
“After (Thursday’s) practice, when we were in the dressing rooms having showers, the barras bravas (hooligans) came into the club with their faces covered and sticks and intimidated us all,” coach Jose Maria Llop said.
“They hit some of the lads,” he told reporters.
“When we left, the physical trainer’s car and some others had been scratched and the tyres burst. There were eight other cars in that state. They also took money from players,” he said.
“There were 150 barras who came into the stadium, broke cars and threatened players,” club president Alejandro Nadur said.
http://www.worldsocc...19th-april-2013
#2976
Posted 24 April 2013 - 08:20 PM
o.m.g.
bayern destroy barca yesterday
robert lewandowski becomes the first person to ever score a Hat Trick v. Madrid in CL, and also the first person to ever score FOUR GOALS in a CL semi-final tie.
First Legs: Germany 7 - 1 Spain. (20 minutes to go at Dortmund)
CRAZY TOWN.
#2977
Posted 24 April 2013 - 09:03 PM
o.m.g.
bayern destroy barca yesterday
robert lewandowski becomes the first person to ever score a Hat Trick v. Madrid in CL, and also the first person to ever score FOUR GOALS in a CL semi-final tie.
First Legs: Germany 7 - 1 Spain. (20 minutes to go at Dortmund)
CRAZY TOWN.
Yup.
My coworker called all Germany final a few weeks ago and I thought it would be 1 team from each.
Dortmund had two very late goals to advance in quarters.
Do not think anyone beats Bayern, but I said Spurs would win Europa so take that for what it is worth.
#2978
Posted 24 April 2013 - 09:11 PM
I was hoping for all german and all spanish semi's. I'd like chelsea and spurs to goto the finals just to help the English Co-Efficient since England's only had 2 teams in the knockouts of CL in the last 2 years.
dortmund were almost out, no doubt, but that team is soo soo good. that manager is MASSIVE, and his style is fantastic. Klopp's got a bright future in the game, no doubt. In fact, there's a good chance that half his team (kagawa already, sights on Lewandowski, Hummels, Gundagan) will be at United, so might as well bring him here after Fergie goes. ![]()
I'm hoping that Dortmund and Bayern face each other in the finals and Dortmund wins on a goal from Gotze before he's sent to Bayern for $37mil. ![]()
#2979
Posted 25 April 2013 - 01:51 PM
I was hoping for all german and all spanish semi's. I'd like chelsea and spurs to goto the finals just to help the English Co-Efficient since England's only had 2 teams in the knockouts of CL in the last 2 years.
dortmund were almost out, no doubt, but that team is soo soo good. that manager is MASSIVE, and his style is fantastic. Klopp's got a bright future in the game, no doubt. In fact, there's a good chance that half his team (kagawa already, sights on Lewandowski, Hummels, Gundagan) will be at United, so might as well bring him here after Fergie goes.
I'm hoping that Dortmund and Bayern face each other in the finals and Dortmund wins on a goal from Gotze before he's sent to Bayern for $37mil.
This.
Weren't Spurs knocked out of Europa. Clint Dempsey scored two goals, while Bale was out, but they lost the penalty shoot out.
Chelsea will probably win now.
#2981
Posted 30 April 2013 - 08:46 PM
goodbye Real Madrid. ![]()
now Nike starts the real showdown talks to get Ronnie back to England. At least if they want the next United Kit deal, and to get their big start out of an adidas sponsored kit. They are in their 6 months of exclusivity and Chevy is willing to put some coin in the game to convince him to come.
On top of that the taxes for athletes in Spain next season MAY PASS 50%, and Madrid has told him they are not helping him pay the tax man.
omg omg omg omg omg omg. i can dream.
#2982
Posted 30 April 2013 - 08:50 PM
goodbye Real Madrid.![]()
now Nike starts the real showdown talks to get Ronnie back to England. At least if they want the next United Kit deal, and to get their big start out of an adidas sponsored kit. They are in their 6 months of exclusivity and Chevy is willing to put some coin in the game to convince him to come.
On top of that the taxes for athletes in Spain next season MAY PASS 50%, and Madrid has told him they are not helping him pay the tax man.
omg omg omg omg omg omg. i can dream.
I saw this story about CR today. CR is gone in two years when contract runs out at end of 2015.
They may keep him one more year, but they would get more this year, instead of next year.
But him and RVP and improved younger defense next year, they could be scary.
RM 1 goal short...
#2984
Posted 08 May 2013 - 01:23 PM
http://www.manutd.co...ed-manager.aspx
Sir Alex retires
• Thirteenth league title in 26 years will be his last
• Most successful manager in English football history to become a director of Manchester United FC
NYSE: MANU. Manchester, UK. Sir Alex Ferguson will retire at the end of the season, Manchester United announced today.
The most successful manager in English football history will bow out after the West Bromwich Albion game on 19 May and join the football club board.
Announcing his decision to retire, Sir Alex Ferguson said:
“The decision to retire is one that I have thought a great deal about and one that I have not taken lightly. It is the right time.
“It was important to me to leave an organisation in the strongest possible shape and I believe I have done so. The quality of this league winning squad, and the balance of ages within it, bodes well for continued success at the highest level whilst the structure of the youth set-up will ensure that the long-term future of the club remains a bright one.
“Our training facilities are amongst the finest in global sport and our home Old Trafford is rightfully regarded as one of the leading venues in the world.
“Going forward, I am delighted to take on the roles of both Director and Ambassador for the club. With these activities, along with my many other interests, I am looking forward to the future.
“I must pay tribute to my family, their love and support has been essential. My wife Cathy has been the key figure throughout my career,
#2985
Posted 08 May 2013 - 01:45 PM
I saw something about this last night on the Daily Mirror sports section (The UK version of the NY Daily News).
Saw an interesting stat, but not sure if it was Real Madrid or Barca. But since SAF has become coach, whichever has the same amount of league titles, 2 more champ league wins, similar domestic cups totalm, but ultimately they did it differently by having 24 different coaches since SAF took over, but had the same overall success.
#2986
Posted 08 May 2013 - 01:52 PM
yeah, it's amazing how many times he built up the team, tore it down, and got it right again.
There's a short list getting talked about, and they all have their good qualities:
David Moyes - been in the Prem for a long time, does consistently well without any money
Jose Morinho - he's leaving Madrid for England, but to where, and who might he bring with him?
Jurgen Klopp - built the team from NOTHING at Dortmund, and has been incredibly successful with a very attacking brand of football.
#2987
Posted 08 May 2013 - 02:02 PM
yeah, it's amazing how many times he built up the team, tore it down, and got it right again.
There's a short list getting talked about, and they all have their good qualities:
David Moyes - been in the Prem for a long time, does consistently well without any moneyJose Morinho - he's leaving Madrid for England, but to where, and who might he bring with him?
Jurgen Klopp - built the team from NOTHING at Dortmund, and has been incredibly successful with a very attacking brand of football.
Moyes was in the original rumor mill story I saw.
Klopp would do well too.
I think they go Moyes though. If they do, does that mean they bring back Timmy Howard? Another one, probably too late, but Donovan is a favorite of Moyes.
#2988
Posted 08 May 2013 - 02:10 PM
I'm secretly holding out for Jose, only to see Ronaldo here again. the idea of ronaldo, rvp, rooney, kagawa, welbeck is crazy.
The timing isn't right on Klopp unfortunately, even with 3 oif his best players leaving in two years. and possibly two of them to bayern.
I have always ratede Moyes. He does very well with little financial backing, and for me, has alot of the qualities of United. He'd bring Baines with him, which I would welcome. It may carve a path for the americans in the future, but none of them are good enough to get in this team.
There aren't any americans who would break into this current squad, regardless of manager.
#2989
Posted 09 May 2013 - 05:06 PM
and It's Moyes. stability is the key, and that's why he's been chosen. He needs to to win something quickly, that's for sure.
Many fans are behind him, but many of the muppets are upset that it's not a "bigger" name.
I say we've got another Liverpool FC hater as our gaffer, and that is FINE BY ME. also, that trip to Everton would be AS nervy as it's been in years past. they might boo Rooney, but they will still hold Moyes in high regards. He put them on the map.
now the transfer business can get going.
#2991
Posted 10 May 2013 - 02:25 PM
Tomorrow is our annual Soccer Hooligan Day Starting with the FA Cup final. I believe they are watching the match at 33rd and 7th ave area, then head down to the Bowery to continue the festivities. I will probably arrive after the match this year, since I am driving up from Philly.
Yellow cards distributed for all sorts of stupid behaviour.
Example of previous yellow cards handed out:
Talking Politics
Talking about other sports
People from other tables complaining about us
Spilling drinks
Talking complete nonsense
Making fun of the "REF", person who hands out the cards. This was me last year.
A red card, and you have to do a shot.
Last year at some point around 9pm (please note we started drinking around noon), I looked at my beer, and just had to put it down. I could not drink another drop.
#2992
Posted 17 May 2013 - 03:10 PM
http://www.mirror.co...d-prank-1895005
Stoke City players are alleged to have taken things a tad too far in their end-of-year japes this season.
Reports have stated that Ireland midfielder Glenn Whelan had placed a pig's head in the locker of striker Kenwyne Jones.
Jones, none-too-pleased with this practical joke then stormed outside and allegedly smashed the windscreen of Whelan's car.
American defender Brek Shea later posted a picture of the pig's head on social media site instagram.
His caption? "Locker room banter gone wild!"
Banter, eh?
#2993
Posted 17 May 2013 - 03:19 PM
Tomorrow is our annual Soccer Hooligan Day Starting with the FA Cup final. I believe they are watching the match at 33rd and 7th ave area, then head down to the Bowery to continue the festivities. I will probably arrive after the match this year, since I am driving up from Philly.
Yellow cards distributed for all sorts of stupid behaviour.
Example of previous yellow cards handed out:
Talking Politics
Talking about other sports
People from other tables complaining about us
Spilling drinks
Talking complete nonsense
Making fun of the "REF", person who hands out the cards. This was me last year.
A red card, and you have to do a shot.
Last year at some point around 9pm (please note we started drinking around noon), I looked at my beer, and just had to put it down. I could not drink another drop.
So this was postponed because many wives got upset at the idea of their husbands being hung over on Mothers day.
This has been rescheduled for Saturday June 8th.
http://www.mirror.co...d-prank-1895005
Wow!
#2994
Posted 17 May 2013 - 03:35 PM
those videos are awesome .. the Stoke one takes the pies.
yeah this end of season / mother's day thing sucks. i got in trouble at brunch last year watching QPR gift it to Citteh.
better to have a day closer to father's day. ![]()
and WOW is right... those crazy potters. An Irishman, a Trinidadian, an American and a pig's head walk into a pub in Stoke-on-Trent.










