Random FOOTBALL thoughts (around the world stuff that don't deserve a thread)

[CaptainCharisma]

^ they're actually #11, but without oil money, who knows where they'll be, who knows, maybe Citizen won't even exist its all about the money, in tagalog... you know

here's other awesome works of art

Say hello to Manchester City fan Kirk Bradley. He’s 25 years old (hmmm, really? looks more like 35 to me) and he closely resembles a malnourished Fabien Barthez. He’s also from Birmingham - so Man City’s recruitment of plastic fans is coming along nicely.

Check out Kirk’s new tattoo. Yes, that is the Champions League trophy inked on his right gun, accompanied with the legend “Manchester City 2011 Champions League Winners”.

Krazy Kirk expains his tat: “While I was in the pub one night I was saying how I thought we’d win the Champions League next season and my friend turned to me and said ‘If you’re so sure why don’t you have it tattooed?’

“He was obviously joking, so you can imagine his face when I turned around and said ‘OK then!’”

He who laughs last laughs loudest, thought Kirk, not realising that when the laughter has died down, the tattoo would still be there.

[phillo]

^^ nice, how stupid must the guy with the rooney tattoo feel. Reminds me of the Everton fan that had Eeverton tattooed on his lower back

[CaptainCharisma]

^^ nice, how stupid must the guy with the rooney tattoo feel. Reminds me of the Everton fan that had Eeverton tattooed on his lower back

you mean this



the City fan really looks like a malnourished Barthez

[cutey_kiangs]

Crazy fans.

:

[phillo]

you mean this

http://t3.gstatic.com/images?q=tbn:A...NFdK-SBjmOg2YQ

the City fan really looks like a malnourished Barthez

yep that's the one. Everton fans, always good for a laugh

[bitemebiiitch]

Or these?

[cutey_kiangs]

In your dreams, Man Sh*tty.

[cutey_kiangs]

Showbiz muna.

Spanish footballer Gerard Pique confirms relationship with Shakira

[richyuppie]

ManCity bashing thread?? lol


"I am gay!"




Indeed!

[CaptainCharisma]

ManCity bashing thread?? lol


"I am gay!"




Indeed!

nope, random thoughts, but someone opened the "flood"gates of obsession so there

Indeed!

[crocopie]

Showbiz muna.

Spanish footballer Gerard Pique confirms relationship with Shakira


http://www.eitb.com/multimedia/image...que_dest_2.jpg

"Hindi bagay. Mas bagay si Shakira sa akin. Kaso may asawa na ako..."

<---Luis Suarez no. 7, Aihihihihi!

[bitemebiiitch]

[robertbrian23]

http://i.dailymail.co.uk/i/pix/2010/10/19/article-1321997-0BAE0063000005DC-568_634x370.jpg

too bad rooney is wearing red. that could be the bicycle kick if city bought wazza....
maybe in the summer you will try to buy rooney for 500m pounds...

[CaptainCharisma]

"Hindi bagay. Mas bagay si Shakira sa akin. Kaso may asawa na ako..."

<---Luis Suarez no. 7, Aihihihihi!

sup with the man crush on Suarez croco?

[marozsan]

croco is going loco over el pistolero

[crocopie]

Post-match analysis of the week:

Manchester United 2-1 Manchester City
Rooney: Jumping kalabaw! Aihihihihihi!

Liverpool 1-1 Wigan
Never happened

[CaptainCharisma]

^ hey seriously, what's up with the Suarez thing? ahihihihi

[cutey_kiangs]

Soccer Star's GF on Sports Illustrated Swimsuit Issue Cover

[bitemebiiitch]

tiba tiba si Ronnie

[cutey_kiangs]

Domenech calls striking players ‘stupid brats’

By JEROME PUGMIRE, AP Sports Writer

PARIS (AP)—Former France coach Raymond Domenech broke his silence over the team’s World Cup debacle, labeling the players “stupid brats” for going on strike at a training session to make “a laughingstock” of their country.

Domenech’s bitter six-year tenure as France coach ended after last year’s World Cup in South Africa. He had previously declined to comment on the incident.

He now says in an interview to be published Wednesday in L’Express magazine that the players were to blame for ridiculing a once-proud national team that won the 1998 World Cup and European Championship in 2000.

“They knew perfectly well what they were doing. They even closed the bus curtains to hide from the cameras,” Domenech said in excerpts on the magazine’s website. “Looking back, I see them above all as a bunch of irresponsible, stupid brats.”

The team shocked the nation and provoked the ire of politicians and fans by refusing to train after Nicolas Anelka had been sent home for insulting Domenech during halftime of France’s second group game against Mexico.

Anelka was subsequently suspended for 18 matches by the French soccer federation. Former captain Patrice Evra (five games), Franck Ribery (three games) and Jeremy Toulalan (one game) were also banned for their part in the boycott.

On the day of the strike, hundreds of locals from the town of Knysna gave the French players a rousing reception when they stepped off the team bus. After quickly shaking hands and signing autographs, they all returned to their bus.

“At that point, I’m telling myself that they’ve gone mad and they don’t realize (what they are doing),” Domenech said. “Now I know I was wrong.”

Evra also clashed with fitness coach Robert Duverne, forcing Domenech to intervene.

While Knysna locals looked on in confusion, French fans back home watched the scenes unfold live on television.

Further adding further to the drama, Domenech then unfolded a sheet of paper and slowly mumbled a speech written collectively by the players explaining their reasons for striking.

“We’d been there for more than an hour. Somebody had to take responsibility and stop this masquerade,” Domenech said. “We were the laughingstock of the world. I said, ‘Stop this, I can’t take any more of it!”’

Domenech, however, accepts he made mistakes at the World Cup.

“I messed up. I didn’t choose the right players or find the right words,” he said. “I don’t accept criticism from politicians, nor from former players who have turned to journalism, but that doesn’t stop me making my own assessment.”

Domenech, who was replaced by Laurent Blanc after the tournament, had often been derided throughout his time in charge.

Having led France to the World Cup final in 2006, he struggled when playmaker Zinedine Zidane retired and midfielder Patrick Vieira was out injured. France went out of both the 2008 European Championship and 2010 World Cup without winning a game.

Fans were angered when the French federation voted to keep him on in a secret ballot after Euro 2008.

“I’m not the moron that’s been described,” Domenech said.

Domenech has been coaching a children’s soccer team in western Paris, but has not on his future.

“I still need to sweep away certain memories … It’s like love: you need to forget a woman so that you can love another one,” he said. “I’ve been offered things for the theater, for the cinema. Nothing on television, no.

“Honestly, can you imagine me in a reality TV show?”