Shearer's comments...
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our defence did have a blinder, their first 2 goals were unstoppable and we restricted them to long range shots. until bellamy's goal they hadnt had a clear chance at goal, and this was an attacking team with many great players.
I'm glad he didn't sign if he had we wouldn't have signed Eric Cantona.
The rest is history.
The rest is history.
Originally posted by yaps:
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Im pretty sure I saw a litle bit of a smirk/smile from Barthez when Shearer done that and got carded
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a smirk or a smile yaps make your mind up
peoples mod my arse
Can you please tell me what contribution Shearer has made on the biggest stages in World football?
None.
The shellsuited wanker.
None.
The shellsuited wanker.
Originally posted by One Remi Moses:
Can you please tell me what contribution Shearer has made on the biggest stages in World football?
None.
The shellsuited wanker.
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He won le Tournoi in 1998!
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Originally posted by One Remi Moses:
<strong>Can you please tell me what contribution Shearer has made on the biggest stages in World football?
None.
The shellsuited wanker.</strong><hr></blockquote>
You really are an arse Gwyn.
I have listed some of his record and if you continue to ignore his talent it says more about your lack of knowledge on football and bias than anything.
But then you know more than all the managers that have played him don't you?
Shellsuit?....what's that all about?
Originally posted by $ukhjit:
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He won le Tournoi in 1998!
</strong><hr></blockquote>england won it, not shearer.
it was a meaningless comp.
it was in 97, not 98.
Originally posted by Gazza:
england won it, not shearer.
it was a meaningless comp.
it was in 97, not 98.
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I wasn't trying to defend Shearer, just remind you guys about that meaningless trophy they won although Brazil still beat them (ROMARIO)! If a team wins a competition, surely it is due to their players and thats the same for our players when we win a trophy.
Sorry Marching he has got one league medal.
His performances in World Cups, European Championships, and in Europe have shown him to be limited outside the confines of the Premier League.
Tell me how he compares to a Raul, a Kluivert, a Ronaldo, a Bierhoff even?
Not very well.
The shell suited wanker.
His performances in World Cups, European Championships, and in Europe have shown him to be limited outside the confines of the Premier League.
Tell me how he compares to a Raul, a Kluivert, a Ronaldo, a Bierhoff even?
Not very well.
The shell suited wanker.
Wasn't it great when we sang "Shearer won feck all" on Saturday
The greedy one is quite correct. United were poor defensively. My grannie could have scored the cartoons 3rd goal. Yes, we scored 5 and took our chances for once, but to let in 3 goals at home and allow a couple more gilt-edge chances that went begging does not add up to good defending to me.
The first was an absolute fluke, the second no goalkeeper could have stopped, so that leaves us with just one goal where we lost concentration. Mind you Brown and O Shea have not played together at all this season, so what in the world are you smoking when you say Man Utd were poor defensively. I do believe that the Bernard shot was their first shot anywhere near the goal, would not blame Fabian if he got little bored and went to sleep. I definitely it was one of our better performances defensively this season.
Bobby Robson went home via Barcalona, PSV etc and was probably the most stable and arguably successful manager England has had over the past 20 years - Mexico '86 and Italy '90.
Shearer has gone via Southampton and Blackburn - not quite the same calibre is it? He hasn't even been abroad to flog his 'talents' - unusual to say the least for one who is/was supposed to be so great. Could it be that he is (or was) a little bit shy of trying his luck in the big league, worried his lack of all round talent would be shown up? worried by the demands and expectancy that the 'Big boys' would have? As the 'Geordie culture' of home can't answer it ( it's not bothered others) I think possibly so.
Shearer has gone via Southampton and Blackburn - not quite the same calibre is it? He hasn't even been abroad to flog his 'talents' - unusual to say the least for one who is/was supposed to be so great. Could it be that he is (or was) a little bit shy of trying his luck in the big league, worried his lack of all round talent would be shown up? worried by the demands and expectancy that the 'Big boys' would have? As the 'Geordie culture' of home can't answer it ( it's not bothered others) I think possibly so.
Bobby Robson went home via Barcalona, PSV etc and was probably the most stable and arguably successful manager England has had over the past 20 years - Mexico '86 and Italy '90.
Shearer has gone via Southampton and Blackburn - not quite the same calibre is it? He hasn't even been abroad to flog his 'talents' - unusual to say the least for one who is/was supposed to be so great. Could it be that he is (or was) a little bit shy of trying his luck in the big league, worried his lack of all round talent would be shown up? worried by the demands and expectancy that the 'Big boys' would have? As the 'Geordie culture' of home can't answer it ( it's not bothered others) I think possibly so.
Shearer has gone via Southampton and Blackburn - not quite the same calibre is it? He hasn't even been abroad to flog his 'talents' - unusual to say the least for one who is/was supposed to be so great. Could it be that he is (or was) a little bit shy of trying his luck in the big league, worried his lack of all round talent would be shown up? worried by the demands and expectancy that the 'Big boys' would have? As the 'Geordie culture' of home can't answer it ( it's not bothered others) I think possibly so.