That was football, it’s all got a bit boring now the most exciting part of football is looking forward to the match, the actual match and lack of banter between supporters is very staid.
Wes? Thats random, why?
Wait, what? He was? I know that his brother, despite being Leeds scum, was strongly socialist.
Just read today in the gossip column that he’s apparently been turning up to training EARLY in an effort to impress Maresca!
I mean for all he actually contributed and the fact he utterly oozed class, I’m a bit stunned you have him over the likes of Tevez and di Mari - but each to their own.
I'm pretty sure you've concocted this in your own head. Berba's demeanour was actually rather quiet on the pitch. He was noticeably reserved when he was on the same team as vocal players such as Rooney and Ronaldo.
Didn't know this. Was he that bad in that match? Why the 'bottler' accusation?
Odd one. I loved Brown as a player growing up, but don't know much about him as a person. Saw one interview with him and he seemed perfectly boring. Though he went bankrupt I think?
I’ve met brown outside OT before a game. Got a picture with him which he signed. He’s a nice enough person but ye comes across boring in interviews.
I actually like Tevez, and thought Fergie mishandled him and made his third biggest bullock drop (after Stam and Moyes) bringing in Berbatov and unsettling the Argentine. Then having to watch Tevez carry City and become the biggest initial building block to what City have become. Hated that. Berbatov would be flogged off to a descending Fulham and Tevez would go on to the CL final with Juventus, argh! Listening to Old Trafford drown out Fergie during his speech for tying Liverpool's titles to the "Sign him Up" chants was beyond humiliating. For all his man management genius, he never did very well with Argentines and Uruguayans. A difficult lot to handle.
This is a crime
To be fair I didn't mean to put Brown down by it. When comparing him to how my favourite player growing up turned out to be an injunction happy sister(in law) shagger.
Add Lukaku and that's my list as well. Difficult to work out what order I'd put them in, although Heinze probably the least disliked of the five of them.
Lukaku scores goals and is the most expensive player (by cumulative transfer fees) in the world!
Good list. Alexis and Pogba I'd add to it
Tevez was an idiot. United had a deal in place to sign him, there was an offer on the table, but because Tevez is an airhead he let himself be convinced by his owners to go along with trying to squeeze more money out of United, probably spurred on by City waving around brown envelopes in the background. The club refused to cave, and Tevez left.
That’s very random.
