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[tubby]

If I'm honest the reverse is probably true. Newcastle probably wasn't big enough for me

[Dundalk]

Fuc,king wums!!

You shut up ya 14 year old girl 

[great_beastly_jumbo_hetrosexual]

..."Newcastle probably wasn't big enough for me - it didn't live up to my ambitions in the short time that I was there.."

Only the twenty KFCs up in Tyneside was there Sam? Probably right, it wasn't big enough for your fat gob which you manage to fill with a full chicken as well as Mr Ferguson's cock (and Ferguson's knob as well)

[Reg]

Add this to fergietwats stress levels:
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Cristiano Ronaldo and Carlos Tevez give Sir Alex Ferguson a headache

Manchester United’s bid for glory on five fronts is unfolding against a backdrop of growing instability, with Carlos Tévez joining Cristiano Ronaldo in contemplating a future away from Old Trafford, possibly in tandem at Real Madrid next season.

Tévez has expressed his desire to stay at United beyond his present “lease” arrangement, which expires on June 30, but, despite starting three of their past four Barclays Premier League matches, he has been disillusioned at being left out of the starting line-up for the biggest games.

The Argentina forward was particularly frustrated at being dropped to the substitutes’ bench for both legs of the Champions League ties against Inter Milan and Porto. Dimitar Berbatov was preferred for the 1-0 win in Oporto on Wednesday despite appearing less than fully fit.

Sir Alex Ferguson is eager to assure Tévez that he has an important role to play in the weeks ahead, with a strong possibility that the forward could start the FA Cup semi-final against Everton on Sunday, and in the longer term. However, the player feels that he is effectively third-choice striker behind Berbatov and Wayne Rooney.

Tévez has also been disappointed by the club’s insistence on waiting until the end of the season before addressing his future at a time when Real, Inter and Juventus, as well as Chelsea and Manchester City, are showing firm interest in his services.

Discussions between David Gill, the United chief executive, and Kia Joorabchian, head of the companies that own the player’s “economic rights”, began this season, but the two sides have never been close to an agreement. United have given consideration to the deal proposed by Joorabchian, which would cost them a further £22 million to acquire the player’s registration in addition to at least £100,000 a week in wages, but Gill believes that there should be room for negotiation.

It is unclear how the situation will be resolved, with any other interested club faced with a possible £32 million bill to buy Tévez, given that United have already paid £10 million to have him on loan for the past two seasons. City and Chelsea are aware of the player’s likely availability, along with Inter, but his most likely destination may be Madrid, with Florentino Pérez eager to secure the forward’s signature as he prepares for his expected re-election as the Spanish club’s president.

The name of Ronaldo is certain to figure prominently in those elections, which are scheduled for June 14. The United forward was frustrated at being denied his “dream move” to Real by Ferguson last summer, but he and his agent, Jorge Mendes, believe that the Premier League club will not stand in his way if an opportunity arises to join Real this summer.

Ronaldo does not have any written agreement with Real or with Pérez, whose ideal signing would be that of Kaká, the Brazil playmaker, from AC Milan, but, while United maintain that he is not for sale, the Portugal forward is understood to be confident that his wish to move to the Spanish capital will finally be granted this summer.

[Espionage]

lol..... Blackburn fans are not liking their manager being the laughing stock I would think.

[Reg]

Grey_Mullett 17/04/200918:36  what are your thoughts on the "gesture"?

TheUnderground 17/04/200918:42  doesnt really bother me.

Grey_Mullett 17/04/200919:19  Fair does, Not much of a "gesture" though is it? Maybe if he had danced infront of Sam with his knob in his hand Sam might have a point

TheUnderground 17/04/200921:06  doesnt he only do that to fergie?

jenasthejackass 17/04/200923:32  Im not Rafa's biggest fan but i really cant believe we have grown men earning a fortune crying and sulking about a fellow manager making some arm/hand gestures.

Think big Sam and Fergie need to grow up and stop blowing everything out of proportion. 

"This is SO embarassing! Why, oh why did we bring in Fat Sam? Awful football and now this. I've never been so embarassed in my whole life. Is he six years old? Grow up fast Sam, we're going down and this won't help!" - Blakburn fan (only our fans could be like this)

"Just remember Sam, you brought on a substitute keeper to play up front when you were 3-0 up with 10 mins to go a few years ago! no disrespect there i suppose!" - Bristol City fan

[maguskwt]

I believed that allardyce was a decent manager when he was managing bolton. But after the way he copied the tactics of chelsea, believing he would beat us, I'm starting think he's a bit of a joke. It's all just laughable how he tried to beat us and get whopped 4-0... 

[aCe']

i thought the gesture was immature and disrespectful... but then again.. Benitez does no wrong i guess so all hail the gaffer and move on... Big Sam and Fergie are kunts..etc etc

[Number 9]

i thought the gesture was immature and disrespectful... but then again.. Benitez does no wrong i guess so all hail the gaffer and move on... Big Sam and Fergie are kunts..etc etc

Yeah you would you rancid little kunt!
You should be banned..you make me sick..never a fan of LFC!

[Festy]

hehehehe I like this. Keep crying you Fergie baby......Job well done by Rafa.

Generally I like to tease the babies more when they are crying.

[Festy]

i thought the gesture was immature and disrespectful... but then again.. Benitez does no wrong i guess so all hail the gaffer and move on... Big Sam and Fergie are kunts..etc etc

you are getting more and more exposed day by day. 

[Number 9]

i thought the gesture was immature and disrespectful... but then again.. Benitez does no wrong i guess so all hail the gaffer and move on... Big Sam and Fergie are kunts..etc etc

you are getting more and more exposed day by day. 

He's a manc kunt!!

[aCe']

i thought the gesture was immature and disrespectful... but then again.. Benitez does no wrong i guess so all hail the gaffer and move on... Big Sam and Fergie are kunts..etc etc

you are getting more and more exposed day by day. 

He's a manc kunt!!

haha... you're a fcking joke... brilliant at running your gob though... pad getting a little too wet for ya ?

listen i dont know if you've seen the 'gesture' or if you're just defending Benitez blindly but either way you're a little out of line there... obviously given your stance you get away with it but its rather sad and rather indictive of your personality having to respond to everyone who disagrees with you the way you do... now fck off kiddo you're not worth the bother.. grab a bottle or a tit and calm down..

[lakes10]

this is where Rafa could come out and clean it all up by saying what it ment, i hear it was to do with one of our players and there was a clip on the bbc last night from the otherside, looked more like he was having a bit of a joke with Alonso for not doing what he was told and that Alonso pointed to the score board jokeingly as if to say "but we just got a goal from it"


there is a point i do feel that needs to be taken up by Rafa and that is he tends not to meet managers after the game, I think there is only 1 or 2 mangers of teams that he will met with.

[Lando_Griffin]

i thought the gesture was immature and disrespectful... but then again.. Benitez does no wrong i guess so all hail the gaffer and move on... Big Sam and Fergie are kunts..etc etc

F*ck off and sh*g your *****, you inbred Manc scumbag.