Premier league dénouement, part one

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Re: Premier league dénouement, part one

by RobRoyal » 06 May 2012 16:27

MmmMonsterMunch Swansea fans singing "you're getting sacked in the morning". Someone's getting a bit too big for their boots.

They won't be getting Gylfi next season & I predict a relegation battle for them.


Really? Do you have to support a big team before you're allowed to take the piss out of Man Utd?

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Re: Premier league dénouement, part one

by MmmMonsterMunch » 06 May 2012 16:29

No but come on what a ridiculous thing to chant!

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by RobRoyal » 06 May 2012 16:30

All chants are ridiculous!

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by MmmMonsterMunch » 06 May 2012 16:31

RobRoyal All chants are ridiculous!



You may have a point there!

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Re: Premier league dénouement, part one

by Pseud O'Nym » 06 May 2012 16:33

RobRoyal All chants are ridiculous!


You mean we're not the greatest team the world has ever seen?


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by FiNeRaIn » 06 May 2012 16:35

MmmMonsterMunch No but come on what a ridiculous thing to chant!


agreed, cringe worthy actually. Not remotely numerous or banterous. United really going to sack the longest serving and most successful manager in the prem by a mile because he lost the league on GD to a team who have spent 235 million on their team? :|

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Re: Premier league dénouement, part one

by Royal With Cheese » 06 May 2012 16:36

RobRoyal All chants are ridiculous!

So a "1-0" chant when you're 1-0 up is ridiculous?

:|

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by MmmMonsterMunch » 06 May 2012 16:41

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MmmMonsterMunch No but come on what a ridiculous thing to chant!


agreed, cringe worthy actually. Not remotely numerous or banterous. United really going to sack the longest serving and most successful manager in the prem by a mile because he lost the league on GD to a team who have spent 235 million on their team? :|



Lets face it he's had to roll that turd in a lot of glitter this season. To only lose the title on GD with that team is testament to just how good he is.

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by Royal With Cheese » 06 May 2012 16:45

MmmMonsterMunch They won't be getting Gylfi next season & I predict a relegation battle for them.

Yes - They'd probably be around where Bolton now are if it wasn't for the Sig.


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Re: Premier league dénouement, part one

by RobRoyal » 06 May 2012 17:24

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RobRoyal All chants are ridiculous!

So a "1-0" chant when you're 1-0 up is ridiculous?

:|


Ok you can have that one.

But Jimmy Kebe doesn't actually do what he wants.

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by cmonurz » 06 May 2012 17:28

And we won't actually 'kick you're fcuking head in', even though we are Readin'. More likely to get a handshake and some fashion advice from a Reading fan.

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by M-U-R-T-Y » 06 May 2012 17:34

To be fair

McDermott used to manage Slough, he is now manager of Reading

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Re: Premier league dénouement, part one

by Rex » 06 May 2012 17:50

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RobRoyal All chants are ridiculous!

So a "1-0" chant when you're 1-0 up is ridiculous?

:|


Ok you can have that one.

But Jimmy Kebe doesn't actually do what he wants.


He's married so i doubt it also.


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Re: Premier league dénouement, part one

by Mr Angry » 06 May 2012 19:46

M-U-R-T-Y To be fair

McDermott used to manage Slough, he is now manager of Reading


And whilst John Madjeski might not be magic, nor is he likely to wear a magic hat, he DOES drive a great big Bentley, and.........

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Re: Premier league dénouement, part one

by LUX » 06 May 2012 20:00

and while we're at it, we are not "Championes, championes"

It would be "Campiones, campiones".

(If we were champions of Spain. Or Mexico etc)

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Re: Premier league dénouement, part one

by Royal With Cheese » 06 May 2012 20:49

RobRoyal
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RobRoyal All chants are ridiculous!

So a "1-0" chant when you're 1-0 up is ridiculous?

:|


Ok you can have that one.

But Jimmy Kebe doesn't actually do what he wants.

That's debatable. He certainly doesn't do it when he doesn't want to.

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Re: Premier league dénouement, part one

by Kitsondinho » 06 May 2012 22:37

Just seen Danny Rose's tackle on Alan Hutton.....not so hard when you recieve it, are you Alan? Maybe you'll stop dishing it out....but I doubt it.

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Re: Premier league dénouement, part one

by RockheadRumple » 07 May 2012 13:32

If QPR lose against City (or is that 'when'?) and Bolton and Wigan win and draw against Stoke and Wolves respectively on the last day QPR GO DOWN! MUHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHHA :twisted:

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by Mr Angry » 07 May 2012 14:56

RockheadRumple If QPR lose against City (or is that 'when'?) and Bolton and Wigan win and draw against Stoke and Wolves respectively on the last day QPR GO DOWN! MUHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHHA :twisted:


There's the fly in that ointment....

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Re: Premier league dénouement, part one

by Stranded » 07 May 2012 15:44

Wigan survived by winning at Stoke on the last day last season. Add to that that Stoke have been on the beah for the last month and it is a more than possible result.

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