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Iggy Doonican

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  1. Only one word needed to describe this bloke and that word is Cunt. https://pbs.twimg.com/media/CQkDjm9WgAIj9cL.jpg:large
  2. He needs to stop dressing like Doctor Who http://2.bp.blogspot.com/-yGmy6moblJ0/TeHoh3Yj1kI/AAAAAAAAAFs/g-2CBfT8-E8/s1600/Tom+Baker+Pic1.jpg
  3. Mourinho I just can't work the bloke out. He keeps saying how much he loves London and how his wife and kids are settled here. But yet he seems to rattle more cages everyday even more then when he was at Real Madrid. Is this an exit strategy?. Probably not but bloody hell there is a touch of self destruction about him at the moment. Who's next in the firing line?
  4. No offence son but your just posting cliches
  5. So your not in the least concerned that a title winning team has more or less imploded and that after losing to Palace and Southampton that everyone in the ground had a feeling of relief rather then euphoria.
  6. Open play ?. A mistake by the keeper and a cross deflected in not exactly flowing football but fuck i'll take it. The difference between Dave and Ivan was the major plus point for me. Dave just knows exactly how much space to give the opposing player before putting his tackle in or just being touch tight and not allowing him any space at all.
  7. Just occurred to me Lions Den very Millwall isn't it. Nickname Lions home ground The Den
  8. Well you can go through my posts mate and i have never said Mourinho should be sacked. Has he made some questionable decisions this season on and off the field a definite yes. 100,000 members is a bit of an anomoly because a lot of those members are overseas and become members as there way of supporting the club knowing they'll rarely be able to attend games. What's our hardcore support that would go every game through thick and thin i would say about 20-25,000. So you say if we were in a relegation battle people would pay going towards £100 for a Cat A game mate sorry but no way. The crowds would be down massively. If we did struggle cup games would no longer be subsidised so £70 for a Cat B game against Norwich. Mourinho's last game first time round 25,000 everyone paying full price against Rosenburg.
  9. This on paper at least is the perfect game to start Baba. If it's Zouma at right back and Dave at left then it's pretty obvious Baba is not rated and has no future under Mourinho. It's just a weird buy and could mean that we have bought two left backs for over 30 million pound in the last two seasons not play them and sell Bertrand for 10 million. It's beyond baffling. And Zouma at right back for fucks sake totally wasted like Dave is at left back.
  10. In the kingdom of the blind the one eyed man is king. If Mourinho thinks that Roman and the board would be happy with a mid table finish then he's not looking at the bigger picture. Lets say we did come 11th just watch from February the way that the crowds will drop off. The clamour for tickets for the day trippers and tourists will wane and when we are playing the likes of Stoke and W.B.A who never sell there full allocation we will be playing in front of crowds of 32,000. Unless they start dropping prices and history dictates they won't. F.A.cup games won't sell out either Champions League ones will (if we're still in it !). Chelsea need Champions League football like a vampire needs blood the loss of revenue will be catastrophic, as i said crowds will be down and the top players won't come. Which brings me to the really worrying part the Wembley move. We can take the piss out of other clubs support Man City's especially where they practically give tickets away. But if we are struggling what sort of crowds will we get at Wembley?. If the whole point of moving to Wembley is to get bigger crowds at the Bridge and we start getting crowds of less then 42,000 we will be a laughing stock especially among other fans. I hate to say it but Spurs would fill Wembley comfortably regardless of how well the team are doing. Which brings me back to Mourinho i hate Wenger as much as the next man but he's always got Arsenal into the top four. Specialist in failure? maybe, mid table finish never. It doesn't really bode confidence when your manager is talking about a mid table finish this early in the season something is wrong and badly wrong in and around the club.
  11. Can i just say the Aussie thing is tongue firmly in cheek. Wasn't meant to be provocative i just saw it and cut and pasted it.
  12. Hope all the Aussies on here have signed. An online petition is calling on the Australian government to rename their currency based on a joke from a 1995 episode of 'The Simpsons'. More than 15,000 people have signed the Change.org petition which calls for the Australian Dollar to be renamed the "Dollarydoo". In the classic episode of 'The Simpsons' titled 'Bart Vs Australia', the young ne'er-do-well ends up forcing an Australian family to rack up a 900 Dollarydoo phone bill as part of an elaborate prank call. © Provided by Huffington Post "Due to global commodity prices plummeting, the Australian economy is struggling," reads the petition by Thomas Probst, addressed to former Shadow Minister for Communications & Broadband and current Australian prime minister Malcolm Turnbull. "That’s why we need something to stimulate the Australian economy and that something is changing the name of the Australian currency to ‘Dollarydoos'." Probst claims the name-change would "make millions of people around the world want to get their hands on some Australian currency due to the real life Simpsons reference, driving up the value of the Australian currency." Dollarydoos? That's a funny name. We would've called 'em tizzwozzers
  13. The wait is over F.B. https://youtu.be/iGG5OhEcpOQ
  14. Here's some extracts from Sam Allaradyce's autobiography. Big Sam on… the Moon landings “Neil Armstrong claims to be the first man on the Moon, and fair play to him, it’s a results business. But it’s not as if he flew there himself, is it? Any old duffer can sit in a metal box and get blasted into space. I’d like to have seen him try and navigate his way there using a dog-eared Esso Road Atlas. I’d have a lot more respect for him then. “Also, I didn’t like that whole ‘one small step’ business. If it was me – and I admit, walking on the lunar surface is still an aspiration rather than an achievement at this stage – I would have taken a ruddy big step. You’ve got to get stuck in, show the Moon you’re not intimidated. He went down in my estimation after that.” Big Sam on… Jesus “It does rankle with me at times, the double standards you see in the press. Jesus walks on water and they build a religion around him. I get Bolton into the top six with one of the smallest budgets in the Premiership and everybody calls me a long-ball manager. Anyway, if Jesus is such a miracle worker, how come he got caught? You’ve got to win your battles. “By the way, the walking-on-water thing is a myth. I’m not saying he didn’t do it, just that it’s easier than it looks. Any non-Newtonian fluid of a minimum viscosity can be subjected to a short period of shear stress if the body exerting the force is light enough – and people were a lot smaller in Biblical times, that’s a known fact. We actually tried it on a warm-weather camp in La Manga once. We filled the pool with cornflour and Sammy Lee was able to run across without breaking the surface. We’ve got the Prozone printouts to prove it.” Big Sam on… Big Sam “The perception of childbirth is that mothers do the donkey work, but I don’t live in the world of perception, I live in the world of reality. It was a nine-month slog to fight my way out of that womb, and although it wasn’t always pretty, I ultimately achieved my objective, on time and on budget. “You’re there to be shot at when you’re a recently-fertilised embryo, so those months were all about keeping it tight, maintaining a good shape, concentrating on the process, making sure that when the opportunity presented itself, I grabbed it with both hands. Passing the magic 40-week mark was a big psychological boost, and a big accomplishment to put on my CV. It wasn’t an ideal introduction by any stretch, but at that early age you’re just glad of the work.
  15. It's missing two letters there should be AB before the N.
  16. A Football Archive* Retweeted Beyond The Last Man ‏@BeyondTLM Sep 29 When I die and go to hell, the Devil will punish me by making me listen for all eternity to moaning Arsenal phone-in fans.
  17. The words leopard and spots come to mind.
  18. The megastore have brought out some handsome replica polo shirts. They have also re released the 1974 away shirt which is selling for £20. Also some geezer on Ebay is selling the old red, white and green scarfs. I have to buy one of them to replace the one I lost in 1978.
  19. Ha ha not really mate it's more open baths and back pain remedies that grab my attention when it comes to ads
  20. Right you young fuckers explain to an old man about Assassin's Creed. Don't forget my generation saw the first influx of Video Games, Space Invaders, Pac Man, Asteroids.
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