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Evra - Imitating rafa
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Thu May 14, 2009 9:47 pmby tubby
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I hate this guy so much. I hope he busts his leg in Rome.
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Thu May 14, 2009 9:52 pmby Sabre
Besides the insults, which are of course welcome, I think it's interesting.
When a player scores a goal it's a moment in which feelings burst. And I think it's interesting that Manchester United had Rafa well under they skin and willing to show him something.
It's interesting aswell that Evra seems to share the view of his manager of Rafa's gesture being arrogant. It seems Rafa has been part of Manchester United's dressroom chats.
And this won't be the last season that happens.
What a cúnt.
Posted:
Thu May 14, 2009 10:24 pmby Greavesie
Nice to know Rafa was under Evra's skin as well, long may it continue, wipe the smirk off all the kunts' faces next season, sad bunch of pr!cks
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Thu May 14, 2009 10:34 pmby bigmick
I did notice it at the time, and I think one of the other players joined in. Not that surprising really as Ferguson has always been the master at getting the players to believe the World is against them, the old siege mentality scenario. No mean achievement in itself when you consider that they get every bit of help fom the authorities and the media that is possible.
Hopefully as I've said a couple of times though, we've learnt that if we hit the front next season we keep it shtum. When you're behind, that's when you ramp up the rants. When you're on top, you shut the feck up, keep winning and keep grinning.
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Fri May 15, 2009 12:01 amby Reg
Read nothing into it, footballers are notoriously stupid.
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Fri May 15, 2009 1:29 amby Lando_Griffin
bigmick wrote:I did notice it at the time, and I think one of the other players joined in. Not that surprising really as Ferguson has always been the master at getting the players to believe the World is against them, the old siege mentality scenario. No mean achievement in itself when you consider that they get every bit of help fom the authorities and the media that is possible.
Hopefully as I've said a couple of times though, we've learnt that if we hit the front next season we keep it shtum. When you're behind, that's when you ramp up the rants. When you're on top, you shut the feck up, keep winning and keep grinning.
It never ceased to amaze me that you are so determined to find yet another way to get at Rafa. Even when it means absolving (and in this case a*se-kissing) an arch-enemy.
Everyone knows you don't care for Rafa, Mick - stop banging the drum now, eh?
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Fri May 15, 2009 1:32 amby Lando_Griffin
On topic, will the smug little b*stard be quite as quick to mock us next year?
I doubt it.
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Fri May 15, 2009 1:40 amby SupitsJonF
Dirk Kuyt did the same celebration, I think it's going to be the new classic celebration when the two teams play eachother, even 20 years in the future 
Every celebration will be a kiss/game over gesture in the United Liverpool games now 
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Fri May 15, 2009 3:35 amby bigmick
Lando_Griffin wrote:bigmick wrote:I did notice it at the time, and I think one of the other players joined in. Not that surprising really as Ferguson has always been the master at getting the players to believe the World is against them, the old siege mentality scenario. No mean achievement in itself when you consider that they get every bit of help fom the authorities and the media that is possible.
Hopefully as I've said a couple of times though, we've learnt that if we hit the front next season we keep it shtum. When you're behind, that's when you ramp up the rants. When you're on top, you shut the feck up, keep winning and keep grinning.
It never ceased to amaze me that you are so determined to find yet another way to get at Rafa. Even when it means absolving (and in this case a*se-kissing) an arch-enemy.
Everyone knows you don't care for Rafa, Mick - stop banging the drum now, eh?
How am I absolving Evra by saying Ferguson is good at getting the siege mentality going, even though they get every assistance from the authorities and the media?
I'm not "absolving" Evra, but nor am I condemning him particularly either. Footballers do daft things, it's insignificant in my view. My reference to Rafa's debates with Fergie this season is simply because I think it'll run and run.
In the past we've seen the Wenger/Ferguson rivalry, then the Mourinho/Ferguson rivalry, and now it's going to be Rafa and the Man Utd man. I would have thought pointing that out, as well as considering the possibiltiy of us hitting the front next season was fairly positive. Obviously not though.
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Fri May 15, 2009 5:30 pmby Toffeehater
of the highest order
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Fri May 15, 2009 11:35 pmby tubby
Lando_Griffin wrote:On topic, will the smug little b*stard be quite as quick to mock us next year?
I doubt it.
Well if we throw away as many points at home as we have done this year he probably will.
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Sat May 16, 2009 3:42 amby Lando_Griffin
bavlondon wrote:Lando_Griffin wrote:On topic, will the smug little b*stard be quite as quick to mock us next year?
I doubt it.
Well if we throw away as many points at home as we have done this year he probably will.
There's always one who's got to spoil it...
I bet Uri Geller would f*cking love this place...
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Sat May 16, 2009 3:47 amby redbeergoggles
He's French and they eat their own faeces you know .....
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Sat May 16, 2009 12:57 pmby tubby
Lando_Griffin wrote:bavlondon wrote:Lando_Griffin wrote:On topic, will the smug little b*stard be quite as quick to mock us next year?
I doubt it.
Well if we throw away as many points at home as we have done this year he probably will.
There's always one who's got to spoil it...
I bet Uri Geller would f*cking love this place...
Sorry mate I am just being realistic here.
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Sat May 16, 2009 1:51 pmby tonyeh
Didn't Dirk Kuyt do the same thing against Hull?
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=jsCaQY2rxoM