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Nani are you ok, said nani are you ok... - ...are you ok nani?
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Tue Mar 08, 2011 12:01 amby Bermenstein
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Tue Mar 08, 2011 12:25 amby Kharhaz
Oh Nani boy, the studs, the studs are showing
From foot to leg, and down the left hand side
Your bottles gone, and all your courage is dying
Protest, protest, to the ref you must go and he must abide.
But come ye back when the ref ignores you, in the shadow
Or when the ref, a red he does not show
'Tis I'll be here at the kop end laughing
Oh Nani boy, oh Nani boy, You sure do blow.
I thank you....
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Tue Mar 08, 2011 1:25 amby metalhead
I'm sorry Kharhaz, Michael Jackson's version is better
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Tue Mar 08, 2011 1:29 amby Kharhaz
metalhead wrote:I'm sorry Kharhaz, Michael Jackson's version is better
Its because he is a kid isnt it?
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Tue Mar 08, 2011 6:52 amby laza
No its because MH is really Bubbles the chimp
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Tue Mar 08, 2011 8:03 amby maypaxvobiscum
a number of British newspapers claim Nani is unhappy no one from the club publicly criticised Carragher for the reckless challenge
click here
spoiled brat!
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Tue Mar 08, 2011 10:51 amby Greavesie
seriously the Mancs are going well OTT about Carra's challenge. Their fans are labeling it a 'vicious assault' and are calling for the FA to review the way they punish players - where the feck were these people a week ago after the Rooney elbow?
Read he's been banned from the United dressing room as well when he tried to apologise. This is just another reason to laugh at them tbh - media blackout, defending refs, attacking refs. They're a joke
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Tue Mar 08, 2011 11:33 amby lakes10
Nani had his leg split open by one of our players. i feel more shame than anything more.
have you seen the pic on twitter? very bad.
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Tue Mar 08, 2011 11:43 amby Greavesie
Lakes, his reaction was a joke - even Rooney was laughing. It was hard not to, he got up and p!ssed about for a bit before going down in a heap and crying again. I'll agree it was a bad challenge but his reaction was worse. It should have been red, course it should have, not many will dispute that. Rafael got away with a red card offence no more than a minute later - Gerrard walked for the same kind of challenge at OT earlier in the season.
Its more the reaction of the Mancs thats annoying me, did Rooney try to apologise for his elbow? no. Did we hide from the media? no. Did they recognise the need for retrospective punishment in light of Rooney's elbow where only a free kick was awarded? no
yet they're harping on now like they're been the victims. I hope he's out for a while, he's been pretty instrumental for them as of late, it can only slow them down
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Tue Mar 08, 2011 11:53 amby lakes10
Greavesie wrote:Lakes, his reaction was a joke - even Rooney was laughing. It was hard not to, he got up and p!ssed about for a bit before going down in a heap and crying again. I'll agree it was a bad challenge but his reaction was worse. It should have been red, course it should have, not many will dispute that. Rafael got away with a red card offence no more than a minute later - Gerrard walked for the same kind of challenge at OT earlier in the season.
Its more the reaction of the Mancs thats annoying me, did Rooney try to apologise for his elbow? no. Did we hide from the media? no. Did they recognise the need for retrospective punishment in light of Rooney's elbow where only a free kick was awarded? no
yet they're harping on now like they're been the victims. I hope he's out for a while, he's been pretty instrumental for them as of late, it can only slow them down
his reaction was due to him then looking down and seeing his leg split open.
look the photo up mate.
done it for you
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Tue Mar 08, 2011 12:02 pmby laza
Why would you feel shame Lakes
Its was a bad tackle and Jamie is lucky not to have been sent off. Considering we were up 2-0 it was also a rather stupid thing to do.
However its a man's game where these prima donnas are getting paid absurd amount of wages to play and Nani's actions afterwards didnt help his situation.
If Jamie had come behind Nani and slashed his leg open when ball was fifty metres away then I would feel shamed about it
In this situation however, not nice to see any injury like that but Cest la guerre
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Tue Mar 08, 2011 12:03 pmby Greavesie
yes Lakes, I will not dispute its nasty but the nature of the challenge itself wasn't the worst I've seen by a million miles. Players should be banned on the challenge, not the injury it induces. The Mancs over on redcafe were arguing that Carra should be banned for as long as Fani is out and that kind of punishment should be introduced. When I read stuff like that, it's really difficult to take this whole thing seriously
should he have walked - yes. I'm glad he didn't, its not like they get the rub of the green as well is it? sh!t happens.
When it's one of our lads on the receiving end I'll say the same. He should have walked. One things for sure, that injury had no bearing on the result, they were just plain old sh!t on the day
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Tue Mar 08, 2011 12:51 pmby metalhead
laza wrote:No its because MH is really Bubbles the chimp
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Tue Mar 08, 2011 12:54 pmby metalhead
lakes10 wrote:Nani had his leg split open by one of our players. i feel more shame than anything more.
have you seen the pic on twitter? very bad.
Eduardo's double break, Aaron Ramsey's double break, Cisse's, Hatem Ben Arfa are twice worse and twice painful than Nani's. Did they get up, then fell and started crying?
No..
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Tue Mar 08, 2011 1:33 pmby supersub
It's been widely reported that Wayne Rooneys game went to pot on Sunday, when he was told there was a Nani on the pitch with a huge gash