shazlx wrote:Do Spurs have to officially complain or do the FA just look it from referee/media reports?Glenjamin Hysénus wrote:any ideas how many games Ronaldo will be banned for after that kick on Dawson?
TWERPY Xmas wrote:Glenjamin Hysénus wrote:any ideas how many games Ronaldo will be banned for after that kick on Dawson?
Will Ferguson ever admit he's got a petulant cheat in his team? Or will he just blame Dawson for fouling him?
Batman wrote:Is it true that Rafa has the chance to sign Tuncay in the summer of 2007 for free but instead opted for Andriy Voronin because he works hard?
COTR wrote:Batman wrote:Is it true that Rafa has the chance to sign Tuncay in the summer of 2007 for free but instead opted for Andriy Voronin because he works hard?
Nani
Glenjamin Hysénus wrote:Adebummedawhore really needs to be a regular in the England set up. He's a perfect impact sub or when defending a lead.
COTR wrote:Batman wrote:Is it true that Rafa has the chance to sign Tuncay in the summer of 2007 for free but instead opted for Andriy Voronin because he works hard?
Nani
Batman wrote:COTR wrote:Batman wrote:Is it true that Rafa has the chance to sign Tuncay in the summer of 2007 for free but instead opted for Andriy Voronin because he works hard?
Nani
better than Babel
Batman wrote:Is it true that Rafa has the chance to sign Tuncay in the summer of 2007 for free but instead opted for Andriy Voronin because he works hard?
Glenjamin Hysénus wrote:Rafa was never linked with Tuncay, I made that comparison.
Is it true Fergle had the chance to sign Carrick for £2m but decided to wait and pay £18m?
Is it true Fergle had the chance to sign Berbatov for £10m but decided to wait and pay £31m?
Ade Alves wrote:Batman wrote:Is it true that Rafa has the chance to sign Tuncay in the summer of 2007 for free but instead opted for Andriy Voronin because he works hard?
Yeah whatever you say Battyboy
Rafa didn't sign Tuncay was criminal, his class was never a doubt.
Saying that how come Fergie, Mourinho, Wenger etc etc not sign him?
Boro have a real gem of a player
Ade Alves wrote:Glenjamin Hysénus wrote:Rafa was never linked with Tuncay, I made that comparison.
Is it true Fergle had the chance to sign Carrick for £2m but decided to wait and pay £18m?
Is it true Fergle had the chance to sign Berbatov for £10m but decided to wait and pay £31m?
Glenjamin Hysénus wrote:if he'd waited he could have got Nani and Anderson for £2m each too
COTR wrote:Ade Alves wrote:Glenjamin Hysénus wrote:Rafa was never linked with Tuncay, I made that comparison.
Is it true Fergle had the chance to sign Carrick for £2m but decided to wait and pay £18m?
Is it true Fergle had the chance to sign Berbatov for £10m but decided to wait and pay £31m?
I think he has you on this one Batman
Glenjamin Hysénus wrote:so he went out and paid £31m for Berbatov despite not needing him
Glenjamin Hysénus wrote:so he went out and paid £31m for Berbatov despite not needing him
Glenjamin Hysénus wrote:so he went out and paid £31m for Berbatov despite not needing him
Batman wrote:
No he hasn't.
SAF
Berbatov feeling the heat: Is it cruel that United fans call him Dimitar Veron?
By Ian Ladyman
Manchester United fans only have one song for Dimitar Berbatov so far. Sung to the tune of Jesus Christ Superstar, it goes: 'Dimitar. Berbatov. Took one look at City and said f@ck off.'
As amusing as it may or may not be, the ditty hardly represents a ringing endorsement of a player who arrived at Old Trafford following an outlay of £30.75million and 12 months of hardball with Tottenham.
After more than three months at United, Berbatov would have hoped to inspire something more endearing than mere recognition that he ignored the late advances of derby rivals Manchester City to join the club.
Furthermore, a quick poll of a handful of United supporters this week provoked revealing responses as their club's record signing prepares to return to White Hart Lane tomorrow.
Asked about the lack of tangible affection towards their Bulgaria striker, none were entirely positive.
'He is seen as lazy by some of us and we won't have that,' one season ticket holder, a 50-year-old company director, told Sportsmail.
'To be honest, the only song we would sing about him would be one suggesting he should disappear back to Tottenham.'
Others felt it was too early to judge the Bulgarian. 'We're just waiting for him to click,' stressed a 49-year-old media figure. But the jury would appear to be out regarding Berbatov. The statistics illustrate why.
In 12 starts in the Barclays Premier League, the 27-year-old has scored just twice - in straightforward home victories over West Bromwich (4-0) and Stoke (5-0).
His other four goals have come in the Champions League, two at Aalborg and a brace at home to Celtic. Some United fans refer to him as 'Dimitar Veron' after some low-key early performances, a cruel reference to the club's most famous big-money failure, Juan Sebastian Veron, who cost United £28m.
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