Everyone supporting Inter against ManU....

Machiavel wrote:

bluenine wrote:

Machiavel wrote:

Axeslammer wrote:I will be supporting United against the forces of Evil

I will never forgive them for nearly ruining King Bergkamps' career.

You dutchies should all be granted English citizenship anyways... the dutch league these days is anyways like an alternate "Coca Cola Championship" for all practical purposes, they should allow some teams from there to get promoted to the EPL

the last time Inter made a European Cup final

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=xh3jNNZI2yY

Super Madrid wrote:Two teams whose football doesn't really excite me but Man Utd has Rooney and Inter has Ibrahimovic. I gues Inter since it would be nice if we can get more variation in terms of teams but wouldn't mind a Man Utd winning through some ref decision just so Mourinho can go crazy.

bluenine wrote:

Machiavel wrote:

bluenine wrote:

Machiavel wrote:

Axeslammer wrote:I will be supporting United against the forces of Evil

I will never forgive them for nearly ruining King Bergkamps' career.

You dutchies should all be granted English citizenship anyways... the dutch league these days is anyways like an alternate "Coca Cola Championship" for all practical purposes, they should allow some teams from there to get promoted to the EPL

the last time Inter made a European Cup final

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=xh3jNNZI2yY

Yeah, it used to be a great league... but of late all dutchies have started supporting English teams, the dutch clubs have become feeder clubs for EPL, etc etc... why not make the official announcement?

Pras Gallagher wrote:

bluenine wrote:

Pras Gallagher wrote:Everyone supporting Inter against ManU my arse... You really need the rest of the world to stop The Great Manchester United

Pras, you a bigger Milan fan or a bigger ManU fan?? Which one is your club??

I can hardly answer your question, Blue. I supported for both clubs since I was a 5 yrs old, believe it or not.

Pras Gallagher wrote:

bluenine wrote:

Pras Gallagher wrote:Everyone supporting Inter against ManU my arse... You really need the rest of the world to stop The Great Manchester United

Pras, you a bigger Milan fan or a bigger ManU fan?? Which one is your club??

I can hardly answer your question, Blue. I supported for both clubs since I was a 5 yrs old, believe it or not.

Parks lives wrote:

Glennathinaikos wrote:usually I support all the English sides in Europe, but this season more than most Man Utd are pissing me off

Surely you're more intelligent than that and can put things into context. You're actually more pissed off that this season you had for the first time in ages a really good chance to win the league and you started faltering just after Rafa had his massive rant as well. Plus it doesn't help when this is the season we catch up to make it 18-18 in league titles.

Glennathinaikos wrote:

Parks lives wrote:

Glennathinaikos wrote:usually I support all the English sides in Europe, but this season more than most Man Utd are pissing me off

Surely you're more intelligent than that and can put things into context. You're actually more pissed off that this season you had for the first time in ages a really good chance to win the league and you started faltering just after Rafa had his massive rant as well. Plus it doesn't help when this is the season we catch up to make it 18-18 in league titles.

what are you blabbering on about now?

Even if we had continued with the same form from before the Stoke game United would still be clear at the top with a game to spare. I really don't know what your point is, or who you are to question my intelligence. Get back in your comfort zone Spanky.

bluenine wrote:

Glennathinaikos wrote:

Parks lives wrote:

Glennathinaikos wrote:usually I support all the English sides in Europe, but this season more than most Man Utd are pissing me off

Surely you're more intelligent than that and can put things into context. You're actually more pissed off that this season you had for the first time in ages a really good chance to win the league and you started faltering just after Rafa had his massive rant as well. Plus it doesn't help when this is the season we catch up to make it 18-18 in league titles.

what are you blabbering on about now?

Even if we had continued with the same form from before the Stoke game United would still be clear at the top with a game to spare. I really don't know what your point is, or who you are to question my intelligence. Get back in your comfort zone Spanky.

Glenn, as a part of the Inter team here, you will be marking parky for this game.... Bobo is on Lrd.... you guys up for the challenge?

Il Tritolone wrote:

bluenine wrote:

Glennathinaikos wrote:

Parks lives wrote:

Glennathinaikos wrote:usually I support all the English sides in Europe, but this season more than most Man Utd are pissing me off

Surely you're more intelligent than that and can put things into context. You're actually more pissed off that this season you had for the first time in ages a really good chance to win the league and you started faltering just after Rafa had his massive rant as well. Plus it doesn't help when this is the season we catch up to make it 18-18 in league titles.

what are you blabbering on about now?

Even if we had continued with the same form from before the Stoke game United would still be clear at the top with a game to spare. I really don't know what your point is, or who you are to question my intelligence. Get back in your comfort zone Spanky.

Glenn, as a part of the Inter team here, you will be marking parky for this game.... Bobo is on Lrd.... you guys up for the challenge?

Yeh sure. You'll be taking Rai or Pras?

Il Tritolone wrote:btw blue, where are you watching this game? on a stream?

Super Madrid wrote:Two teams whose football doesn't really excite me but Man Utd has Rooney and Inter has Ibrahimovic. I gues Inter since it would be nice if we can get more variation in terms of teams but wouldn't mind a Man Utd winning through some ref decision just so Mourinho can go crazy.

Unflinching Frenchman wrote:

Super Madrid wrote:Two teams whose football doesn't really excite me but Man Utd has Rooney and Inter has Ibrahimovic. I gues Inter since it would be nice if we can get more variation in terms of teams but wouldn't mind a Man Utd winning through some ref decision just so Mourinho can go crazy.

Agree. I hate both the managers, and their style of football even more. Perhaps the purple nosed drunkard a bit more. I like Maicon, Julio cesar, Ibra, Figo, Cambiasso, Zanetti, and Vieira (more than 5 players definitely) in Inter, to just Evra, and Tevez (barely 2) in Man utd. Somehow the skanky arrogant attitude of Man utd players, coach, and fans make everyone turn against them. I think.

bluenine wrote:

Il Tritolone wrote:

bluenine wrote:

Glennathinaikos wrote:

Parks lives wrote:

Glennathinaikos wrote:usually I support all the English sides in Europe, but this season more than most Man Utd are pissing me off

Surely you're more intelligent than that and can put things into context. You're actually more pissed off that this season you had for the first time in ages a really good chance to win the league and you started faltering just after Rafa had his massive rant as well. Plus it doesn't help when this is the season we catch up to make it 18-18 in league titles.

what are you blabbering on about now?

Even if we had continued with the same form from before the Stoke game United would still be clear at the top with a game to spare. I really don't know what your point is, or who you are to question my intelligence. Get back in your comfort zone Spanky.

Glenn, as a part of the Inter team here, you will be marking parky for this game.... Bobo is on Lrd.... you guys up for the challenge?

Yeh sure. You'll be taking Rai or Pras?

I am keeping the goal, like always.... I will block anything anyone throws at Inter

bluenine wrote:

Il Tritolone wrote:btw blue, where are you watching this game? on a stream?

I got sky... and a 50" plasma... the fridge full of beers, and some ManU fans coming over... I'm all set

What about ya, bobo? If you live in london, you are welcome to join us....

Il Tritolone wrote:

bluenine wrote:

Il Tritolone wrote:btw blue, where are you watching this game? on a stream?

I got sky... and a 50" plasma... the fridge full of beers, and some ManU fans coming over... I'm all set

What about ya, bobo? If you live in london, you are welcome to join us....

Very kind of you to offer, but i have an interview the next day so i can't stay out too late or drink and i do need to brush up on some things.

Parks lives wrote:

Il Tritolone wrote:

bluenine wrote:

Il Tritolone wrote:btw blue, where are you watching this game? on a stream?

I got sky... and a 50" plasma... the fridge full of beers, and some ManU fans coming over... I'm all set

What about ya, bobo? If you live in london, you are welcome to join us....

Very kind of you to offer, but i have an interview the next day so i can't stay out too late or drink and i do need to brush up on some things.

I don't think the people at McDonalds will notice if you're a bit hangover.

Il Tritolone wrote:

Parks lives wrote:

Il Tritolone wrote:

bluenine wrote:

Il Tritolone wrote:btw blue, where are you watching this game? on a stream?

I got sky... and a 50" plasma... the fridge full of beers, and some ManU fans coming over... I'm all set

What about ya, bobo? If you live in london, you are welcome to join us....

Very kind of you to offer, but i have an interview the next day so i can't stay out too late or drink and i do need to brush up on some things.

I don't think the people at McDonalds will notice if you're a bit hangover.

Except it's at Morgan Stanley

Glad to see you've finally realised the difference between "your" and "you're". Maybe you can get that dream job at B&Q now.

DS wrote:

bluenine wrote:

Il Tritolone wrote:

bluenine wrote:

Glennathinaikos wrote:

Parks lives wrote:

Glennathinaikos wrote:usually I support all the English sides in Europe, but this season more than most Man Utd are pissing me off

Surely you're more intelligent than that and can put things into context. You're actually more pissed off that this season you had for the first time in ages a really good chance to win the league and you started faltering just after Rafa had his massive rant as well. Plus it doesn't help when this is the season we catch up to make it 18-18 in league titles.

what are you blabbering on about now?

Even if we had continued with the same form from before the Stoke game United would still be clear at the top with a game to spare. I really don't know what your point is, or who you are to question my intelligence. Get back in your comfort zone Spanky.

Glenn, as a part of the Inter team here, you will be marking parky for this game.... Bobo is on Lrd.... you guys up for the challenge?

Yeh sure. You'll be taking Rai or Pras?

I am keeping the goal, like always.... I will block anything anyone throws at Inter

So you are playing for penalties.

Jose said we will come and try to defend and look what happened, lets see what he does himself.

I dont know what is more hilarious Liverpool and Inter fans joining forces, considering what happened when they faced each other.
Or RM fans criticizing our style of play.

Super Madrid wrote:
Batman
I think the media will proberbly support Inter but they will have a field day if Inter lose and Mourinho looks bad. Either way im hoping the ref has a bad game because then Mourinho has an excuse if he loses.

DS wrote:Blue
Good luck mate, hoping for a good game regardless of the result.

Wolfgang Stark (born 20 November 1969 in Landshut), is a German football referee. He has refereed matches in Champions League and qualifications to the European Football Championship and the World Cup. In 2007, he refereed at least two matches at the 2007 FIFA U-20 World Cup including Portugal versus The Gambia and the controversial semi-final between Chile and Argentina.

He was questioned for his performance overseeing the Chile—Argentina match in the 2007 FIFA U-20 World Cup, having "lost control of the match early" [1] and for issuing seven yellow cards (out of nine) and two red cards against the Chilean team during the match.[2] In total he issued 53 fouls, 30 of which he charged to Chile.[3]

Stark is no stranger to controversy. In the March 2004 match between Barcelona and Celtic, Stark issued three red cards.[4]

Following the match Stark and his colleagues were surrounded by livid Chilean players who were restrained by members of the Toronto Police. Stark then had to be escorted off of the pitch and into the dressing room tunnel by police officers for fear that he would be attacked by the crowd and/or Chilean players at the National Soccer Stadium.[5] Stark's performance is connected to a further ugly incident, in which Chilean players, still angry after losing the match, fought with and were pepper-sprayed by police officers outside of the stadium. The players were temporarily held inside the stadium by the police for several hours and were released without being arrested.[5]

Chilean striker Nicolás Medina hinted that he felt that the referee was favoring the Argentine team, stating that "Eleven against eleven, the game would have been much more fair."[6] Added to this is the perception that the Argentine players were able to employ "diving" tactics and "theatrics"[6] to influence the referee's calls. One glaring example of this resulted in the first ejection of the game, where the Argentinian player, Mercado, "grabbed his face and rolled around on the ground for a bit pretending to be in pain. It worked."[7] The player who tackled him, Medel, was red carded.[7]

Stark was selected as a referee for the 2008 Summer Olympics soccer tournament in Beijing, in which he issued a third minute red card to a United States player versus Nigeria in final pool play.