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Wed Oct 28, 2009 3:26 pmby Greavesie
fivecups wrote:Just scored in the Carling Cup, cracking goal. Judas. Sickening.
Is it just me or were the Man U fans singing you scouse b@stard at him when he scored?
Just watched it again, they start singing YSB then start singing he's a red, think they were trying to be funny
Posted:
Wed Oct 28, 2009 4:27 pmby redbeergoggles
Unceremoniously lifted from : BBC SPORT .
Manchester United striker Michael Owen says he is confused by people's expectations of him.
The 29-year-old, who scored his third goal of the season in Tuesday's Carling Cup win against Barnsley, has been surprised by some of his match ratings.
"I started against Bolton and thought I played well, then looked at the papers and was given three or four," he said.
"But in this game [against Barnsley] I played pretty average and I'll probably get seven."
Owen scored with a clinical finish in the 59th minute at Oakwell in the fourth-round tie.
The former Liverpool and Real Madrid striker received ratings around the seven and eight mark for his performance.
Maybe its because after your infamous pamphlet depicting in cringe worthy detail how much of an asset you considered yourself to be ,the papers and fans alike now see you as a bit of a JOKE (just a thought Michael ) only a suggestion but maybe you should change your name to........ Must B Loved
I seriously pray this odious little Hobbit' s career takes a critical nosedive and he is left with the ignominy of a terminal slip into obscurity ...
Posted:
Thu Oct 29, 2009 12:43 pmby JamCar05
It's rather embarrassing how much he seems to think about his own image and how it's being portrayed in the media. Poor little Michael is just so desperate to be an all-England hero again... won't happen ya 
Posted:
Thu Oct 29, 2009 1:04 pmby stmichael
fivecups wrote:Just scored in the Carling Cup, cracking goal. Judas. Sickening.
Made me laugh when the commentator said "that's why he should be on the plane to South Africa" after he scored.
Yeah because at the World Cup the defences will be of the standard of Barnsley. 
Posted:
Thu Dec 10, 2009 12:15 pmby Yossi_Benaloon
People seem to have got carried away after his Champions League hattrick against Wolfsburg. This one football betting expert reckons he will be top scorer in Europe, this all after one good showing.
Posted:
Thu Dec 10, 2009 12:35 pmby Benny The Noon
Good response to this on BBC
2006: Here's a good stat: Michael Owen has scored four goals in the Champions League group stage. So have Liverpool.
From Elliot in Northampton, via text: "Re 2006: Here's another good stat, Liverpool have won the European Cup five times. Michael Owen has won it 0 times."
Posted:
Thu Dec 10, 2009 1:23 pmby Ben Patrick
David Platt done my head in last night.
Talking about our lack of options in attack the commentator said perhaps liverpool fans will have been watching united last night and seen Michael Owen scoring those goals and thought what if.
Platt then replied to be fair though he would never have gone to Liverpool ahead of united would he.
Cheeky fat hamster headed fecker.
Posted:
Thu Dec 10, 2009 1:38 pmby dawson99
we didnt want him, he went where hed get top class football at the right money. move on people.
Posted:
Thu Dec 10, 2009 2:40 pmby redbeergoggles
No doubt this particular thread will be resurrected intermittently coinciding with Liverpool's decline ,or maybe he will just die suddenly through choking on Fergusons bum hair 
Posted:
Thu Dec 10, 2009 8:43 pmby shanklygates
liverpool and rafa have apparently got no money and owen was on a free, he should have signed him simple as that, but because he is stubborn he wouldnt swallow a bit of pride.
on another note though owen had the chance to join us before he went to newcastle, so i'd say some liverpool fans hate him.
and a hatrick against a depleted wolfsburg side doesnt gain him entry into the world cup squad imo.
Posted:
Sun Jan 03, 2010 7:40 pmby 7_Kewell
oh dear, the Owen dream is turing sour....Whiskey nose has publicly said his chances are 'limited' and today he looked woeful against league 1 leeds
Posted:
Sun Jan 03, 2010 8:34 pmby Greavesie
part of me actually feels a little bad for him now
Posted:
Sun Jan 03, 2010 9:31 pmby NANNY RED
Greavesie wrote:part of me actually feels a little bad for him now
Are you serious im fecking made up
Posted:
Sun Jan 03, 2010 9:49 pmby bunglemark2
NANNY RED wrote:Greavesie wrote:part of me actually feels a little bad for him now
Are you serious im fecking made up
You're a bitter and twisted woman, Nan....
Then again - aren't ALL bleedin' women the same ?