I cant understand how a man can play for and love a team so much for so long, then today be delighted with himself and acting like citys biggest fan with their fans. How the hell can you explain that.
ah ye, so feck love and loyalty, love those who pay your wages, go feck yourself, im not in the mood to listen to know it alls.
Originally posted by Ninja:
<strong>I cant understand how a man can play for and love a team so much for so long, then today be delighted with himself and acting like citys biggest fan with their fans. How the hell can you explain that.</strong><hr></blockquote>
He plays for Man city now , you fecking moron, what do you want him to do - apologise for playing superbly and being on the winning side.If Man yoo would have won should he have celebrated?
Originally posted by spare ribs:
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He plays for Man city now , you fecking moron, what do you want him to do - apologise for playing superbly and being on the winning side.If Man yoo would have won should he have celebrated?
No, but there was no need for him to rub it in, he was acting like he hated United, if he was so professional he could have tryed to look sympathethic. BTW, you watch your name calling or else you'll need those spare ribs. fecking yank, dont you know the rest of the world hates you ego maniacs.
Ninja, calm down don't pay any attention to these puffs.
Keane says it all in his book - Smiechel was a great player who played for Utd - but not a red through and through - we shouldn't complain - he was more responsible than anyone for winning our first couple of titles - though I have to say his post match interview was a little pukey/
Originally posted by newperson:
<strong>Ninja, calm down don't pay any attention to these puffs.</strong><hr></blockquote>
I'll try mate, im ready to kill after todays no-show performance. Just as well im in work.
Originally posted by Ninja:
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I'll try mate, im ready to kill after todays no-show performance. Just as well im in work.
Don't direct your anger at Schmikes. Direct it at those in the red shirts today who didn't put in. Schmikes never let us down when he played for us.
What did Big Pete say?
Originally posted by Ninja:
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I'll try mate, im ready to kill after todays no-show performance. Just as well im in work.
<img src="graemlins/lol.gif" border="0" alt="[Laugh Out Loud]" /> <img src="graemlins/lol.gif" border="0" alt="[Laugh Out Loud]" /> <img src="graemlins/lol.gif" border="0" alt="[Laugh Out Loud]" />
Originally posted by Gazza:
<strong>What did Big Pete say?</strong><hr></blockquote>
To be called a traitor I expect he must have been doing aeroplane impressions and singing Munich songs.
He is now a City player we should expect him to be happy with the result, it's the mark of a true pro, not a traitor.
Originally posted by Ninja:
<strong>I cant understand how a man can play for and love a team so much for so long, then today be delighted with himself and acting like citys biggest fan with their fans. How the hell can you explain that.</strong><hr></blockquote>
Originally posted by spare ribs:
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But doesn't Keane eventually want to play for Celtic,so he's not a red 'through and through' either.So if Keane eventually goes to Celtic and they beat Man yoo in either the Champions leage , or the EUFA cup , will he be a traitor too?
First I didn't say he was a traitor - of course he want's shitty to win - but he could have found smg less nauseous to say IMO.
Second UTD and Celtic have always had close ties. Keono is never going to put on a sky blue rag or turn up at Anfield like that gobshite Charlie.
Smikes was a hero for us - but never a Red through and through - we just happened to be the club he played for. If the Scouse had got him first he'd have done the same for them - which is fair enough - but different fromt he way that some of our players like Keane feel about the club.
Lay of Schmikes, he is a city player now and of course he should be happy with the result for christ sake! He was a loyal MU servent for years and he moved on to finsh up his career. If he had of been all sad and distraught by the win the city fans would turn on him, they didnt even want him in the first place because of his Utd links.
As for Keanos comments, thats bulls*%t. If Keane had of gone to the Poo he would have been one of them through and through, as would most players, not all but most.
As for Keanos comments, thats bulls*%t. If Keane had of gone to the Poo he would have been one of them through and through, as would most players, not all but most.
Originally posted by WeasteDevil:
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Christ, you really are a total prick!
(I've never ben so against a single poster ever before, but this one is a right cnut! <img src="graemlins/houllier.gif" border="0" alt="[Houllier]" /> )</strong><hr></blockquote> LMFAO
Remember that many professional footballers are mercenaries.
When players can be sold without their consent, despite the huge wages (yes, even mediocre players can earn huge wages when we consider what a usual worker earns let alone those who are receiving unemployment or other benefits), that does not foster old-time loyalty to a football club.
However, I can understand the anger directed at Peter Schmikes. He did not leave Old Trafford under a cloud - he left on the highest note possible, with the fans and club singing his praises.
Imo there was no need for him to go over the top today. His attitude was similar to that of Paul Ince, who is an arrogant prick and shows that arrogance when he plays against Manchester United. However, Ince had a falling out with Sir Alex and is convinced, rightly or wrongly, that the management did the wrong thing by him.
But what is Schmike`s excuse? Why rub the defeat of Manchester United in, even if MU and City are such rivals? I can see why he was not the most popular player when he was with us. A bighead is a bighead, even if he plays for Manchester United.
Probably Schmikes is showing his true colours - not read, not blue, but the colours of an arrogant Big Time Charlie, and maybe more deserving of the title than Ince given that Schmikes had the star treatment at Old Trafford and it continued up until now.
When players can be sold without their consent, despite the huge wages (yes, even mediocre players can earn huge wages when we consider what a usual worker earns let alone those who are receiving unemployment or other benefits), that does not foster old-time loyalty to a football club.
However, I can understand the anger directed at Peter Schmikes. He did not leave Old Trafford under a cloud - he left on the highest note possible, with the fans and club singing his praises.
Imo there was no need for him to go over the top today. His attitude was similar to that of Paul Ince, who is an arrogant prick and shows that arrogance when he plays against Manchester United. However, Ince had a falling out with Sir Alex and is convinced, rightly or wrongly, that the management did the wrong thing by him.
But what is Schmike`s excuse? Why rub the defeat of Manchester United in, even if MU and City are such rivals? I can see why he was not the most popular player when he was with us. A bighead is a bighead, even if he plays for Manchester United.
Probably Schmikes is showing his true colours - not read, not blue, but the colours of an arrogant Big Time Charlie, and maybe more deserving of the title than Ince given that Schmikes had the star treatment at Old Trafford and it continued up until now.
Originally posted by 5691hjk:
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i agree with everything you said.. but please.. it's not ONE bad game.. it's been a bad season.. and last season was also the start of the decline.. no matter what any says about us finishing OK last season (3rd and semi of CL), it was clearly a sign of things to come this season.. we're 5th with Evertone above us and just lost the first derby match in 13 years.
now we have two merseysiders above us.. feckin hurtful!
And one thing about Keano - if and when Keano goes to Celtic, if he scores against United he won`t be gloating about it. He`ll behave like the man he is - he will take it in his stride.
Keano would never act as if he has won the World Cup when another team he might play for scores against United. That is why people are so set against Schmikes now. On that note I have to disagree with weastedevil calling canadiandee a prick because of his opinion about Schmikes. I agree with canadiandee - why the gloating circus when Aston Villa scored against Manchester United?
If Schmikes had been run out of the club, experienced bad blood with the management like Ince, or been sold like Stam then maybe there might be some reason. But there is none.
Keano would never act as if he has won the World Cup when another team he might play for scores against United. That is why people are so set against Schmikes now. On that note I have to disagree with weastedevil calling canadiandee a prick because of his opinion about Schmikes. I agree with canadiandee - why the gloating circus when Aston Villa scored against Manchester United?
If Schmikes had been run out of the club, experienced bad blood with the management like Ince, or been sold like Stam then maybe there might be some reason. But there is none.
Look guys just ask Peter Schmeicel after his playing days are over. "Hey Peter who are your favourite club??" what do you think he will say??? honestly.
So he is meant to lose his desire to win as soon as he leave us is he? Please
I've never read such a load of crap in my life.
The guy is a winner, and this Club has every reason to be grateful for that.
Anyone remember the Newcastle vs Peter Schmeichel game ?
More power to your elbow big Pete.
The guy is a winner, and this Club has every reason to be grateful for that.
Anyone remember the Newcastle vs Peter Schmeichel game ?
More power to your elbow big Pete.
So any player we sign should not be 100% committed to us when we play his ex club? Can you imagine us playing Nottingham forest, and Keano not being 100% committed????? NO, he plays for us now, and his past is behind him. All credit to Peter for his attitude. <img src="graemlins/keano.gif" border="0" alt="[Keano]" />
I wish Peter had celebrated with just a tad more respect for the United fans.
At least Denis Law had the grace to show that he still cared about his old club.
Celebration is one thing - Schmikes showed ecstasy!
At least Denis Law had the grace to show that he still cared about his old club.
Celebration is one thing - Schmikes showed ecstasy!