CosbehFox Posted 22 September 2014 Posted 22 September 2014 Love this photo Seen that in the metro. Fancy a canvas of it for my new gaff.
Craig Posted 22 September 2014 Posted 22 September 2014 Seen that in the metro. Fancy a canvas of it for my new gaff. Exactly what I'm gonna do with it!
Carl the Llama Posted 22 September 2014 Posted 22 September 2014 Dunno if it's been mentioned but following his silky run against Stoke, Moore's kept up the forward-playing CB role. At one point when it was 3-3 he took the ball off Falcao who slipped and carries it all the way to the corner flag. Little beaut.
Jace Posted 22 September 2014 Posted 22 September 2014 Seen that in the metro. Fancy a canvas of it for my new gaff. Exactly what I'm gonna do with it! Think I may do the same!
Finnaldo Posted 22 September 2014 Posted 22 September 2014 Falcao/Vardy, not much in it Well apparently Arfield is better than Vardy so I'm not sure
Carl the Llama Posted 22 September 2014 Posted 22 September 2014 Great moment at 76:00: De Gea lines up a goal kick as the crowd slowly gather voice behind him for a loud "your shit ahhh" followed by the kick going straight out for a throw met with sarcastic cheering.
ealingfox Posted 22 September 2014 Posted 22 September 2014 Vardy adding the 4th is only the 2nd best moment of our season so far for me. The moment we found out we weren't signing McGoldrick has to be number 1. Absolute scenes.
Burbo17J2 Posted 22 September 2014 Posted 22 September 2014 http://m.youtube.com/watch?v=VGYY3u_YAeE For all the goals, and this really shows how loud we ACTUALLY were unlike MOTD
Craig Posted 22 September 2014 Posted 22 September 2014 http://m.youtube.com/watch?v=VGYY3u_YAeE For all the goals, and this really shows how loud we ACTUALLY were unlike MOTD That commentary is the best I've heard yet.
Guest ttfn Posted 22 September 2014 Posted 22 September 2014 That commentary is the best I've heard yet. Apart from Keown being a complete fvcking spud and trying to claim it was a foul on Blackett for the 5th. Jon Champion is an absolute boss, he should commentate on everything. His commentary of di Maria's goal was almost as good as some of his descriptions of the goals I'd score with Von Mistelroum on Pro Evo 3.
Ron Combo Posted 22 September 2014 Posted 22 September 2014 Never let it be said that Leicester City FC don't get a fair crack of the whip when it comes to post-match analysis. FFS. http://richardajkeys.com/richards-blog
Carl the Llama Posted 22 September 2014 Posted 22 September 2014 That commentary is the best I've heard yet. It does so well until Keown's little outburst at #5. What a plonker.
Carl the Llama Posted 22 September 2014 Posted 22 September 2014 Never let it be said that Leicester City FC don't get a fair crack of the whip when it comes to post-match analysis. FFS. http://richardajkeys.com/richards-blog Richard's pre-match thoughts: "Great to see Utd re-energised by Van Gaal last weekend. Our league needs a strong Utd and they've very nearly signed the eight players I said they needed this time last season. Sorry my views on this subject upset so many of you - but I was right eh? My advice now is to the 'Class of 92' to back off. Between them they caused nothing but problems at Utd last season - particularly one or two not even involved at the club. The game has changed. If Utd hadn't done what they have these last fee weeks they'd have been left behind. They'll definitely make top 4 now."
Corky Posted 22 September 2014 Posted 22 September 2014 Richard's pre-match thoughts: "Great to see Utd re-energised by Van Gaal last weekend. Our league needs a strong Utd and they've very nearly signed the eight players I said they needed this time last season. Sorry my views on this subject upset so many of you - but I was right eh? My advice now is to the 'Class of 92' to back off. Between them they caused nothing but problems at Utd last season - particularly one or two not even involved at the club. The game has changed. If Utd hadn't done what they have these last fee weeks they'd have been left behind. They'll definitely make top 4 now." Try and get above Leicester first, Richard. That's the immediate task.
BHAFC Braders Posted 22 September 2014 Posted 22 September 2014 Congratulations. Cracking display now beat that lot up the road.
Happy Fox Posted 22 September 2014 Posted 22 September 2014 Congratulations. Cracking display now beat that lot up the road. The omens are on our side last time we played Palace in the prem we won 3-0 anyone remember who scored the goals, trivia question.
pazzerfox Posted 22 September 2014 Posted 22 September 2014 Vardy adding the 4th is only the 2nd best moment of our season so far for me. The moment we found out we weren't signing McGoldrick has to be number 1. Absolute scenes. If Pearson say's McGoldrick is good enough then McGoldrick is good enough. Just like if Wasilewski say's it Christmas, i'm singing carols.
foxfanazer Posted 22 September 2014 Posted 22 September 2014 Don't mind a counter view but is that the best your cutting edge satire could manage ? bigger YYYYYYYYaawn.OK sorry. We come from behind to beat United 5-3 and you're concerned about pissing Alan Young? Such a non point
Miquel The Work Geordie Posted 22 September 2014 Posted 22 September 2014 Apart from Keown being a complete fvcking spud and trying to claim it was a foul on Blackett for the 5th. Jon Champion is an absolute boss, he should commentate on everything. His commentary of di Maria's goal was almost as good as some of his descriptions of the goals I'd score with Von Mistelroum on Pro Evo 3. Castolo netting from 25 yards
ScouseFox Posted 22 September 2014 Posted 22 September 2014 jon champion <3 that video is good, first commentator or pundit or anything who has, whilst not saying it should've been a penalty, basically called rafael a tool because he was. and the noise when cambiasso and vardy net. jesus christ the noise.
Saxondale Posted 22 September 2014 Posted 22 September 2014 http://www.thedailymash.co.uk/sport/sport-headlines/van-gaal-calls-for-an-end-to-numbers-in-football-2014092290886 Van Gaal calls for an end to numbers in football 22-09-14 LOUIS van Gaal has claimed that football must be freed from the shackles of maths. "It's not about balls going between posts" “It’s not about balls going between posts” The United manager is unwilling to acknowledge the goals scored over the weekend in numerical terms. He said: “Can a number describe the majesty of a volley? Or the sweet smell of newly mown grass? Or how much leveraged debt the club is currently in? “The game is a beautiful, flowing work of physical poetry that shouldn’t be sullied with the base functionality of, for instance, how many million we paid to borrow an injury-prone mercenary.” For Saturday’s game against West Ham he has proposed an interim measure of deciding the game based on which team George Best was most likely to play for if he was still alive. The Dutchman has dismissed other number alternatives such as Arsene Wenger’s suggestion of alphabetical placings or Crystal Palace’s proposed ranking system based on how much a team sounds like a Disneyland ride. Van Gaal’s experiment is thought to be influenced by the 1968-69 Eredivisie when a Dutch FA, led by a contingent of jazz musicians and free-form poets, awarded the title to Feyenoord for having really beautiful moustaches.
Kitchandro Posted 22 September 2014 Posted 22 September 2014 http://m.youtube.com/watch?v=VGYY3u_YAeE For all the goals, and this really shows how loud we ACTUALLY were unlike MOTD You're right. Not sure why Sky wouldn't want a true reflection of the great atmosphere but it's far louder on that video than it was on Sky.
cjslcfc Posted 22 September 2014 Posted 22 September 2014 http://m.youtube.com/watch?v=VGYY3u_YAeE For all the goals, and this really shows how loud we ACTUALLY were unlike MOTD Oh my god the noise after the 4th!!!
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