Guy_Incognito

England's Steve Stone

Villa are 3-0 now. If Reading can pull their f***ing finger out then my coupon's looking good

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We got more than them in 2007

Keys's anti-beast agenda is in direct odds with his lineage.

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I went to walk out when Barnsley scored in the FA Cup, but even then I stopped on the way to watch the rest. Not that there was much, like.

I don't think that there's any excuse for not bouncing to the Torres song if you're in the Kop. Weight, age, disability... Oh, and the lower Anny was also bouncing too, Kev. Seems the only part of the ground you missed out there

According to the Guardian's Minute by Minute report, they were chanting "We're supposed to be at home" last night.

It's not, though. He's taking the mockers for fools, damnit!

Straight after Adebayor scored, Skrtl and Mascher were lying face down on the ground, obviously gutted. Pepe went over to both of them and picked them up, giving them a gee up. Twas great to see.

Hardly fecking slept a wink last night. Rubbish.

He's at it again Keane attacks Man Utd over 'lies' Sunderland manager says he 'lost the love of the game' when he left Man Utd Martin Palmer Sunday April 6, 2008 The Observer Roy Keane has attacked his former club Manchester United, accusing them of betraying him. The Sunderland manager claimed in an interview with the Irish Times that before he left the club in November 2005 he was told 'certain things at certain meetings that were basic lies'. Keane, for so long one of United's most influential players after joining from Nottingham Forest in 1993, left the club after a prolonged absence with a foot injury, later joining Celtic. His departure followed a period of increasing tension, as the midfielder clashed with Sir Alex Ferguson and the club's hierarchy. Keane said: 'The day I left United, in hindsight, I should have stopped playing really. I lost the love of the game that Friday morning. I thought football is cruel, life is cruel.' He claimed: 'I left on the Friday morning and they told me certain things that day. I was told the following week I could not sign for another club. I had been led to believe I could. There were certain things I was told at certain meetings that were basic lies. That was part of the exit plans.' Keane also accuses United of getting his length of service wrong. He added: 'They were thanking me for 11-and-a-half years. I had to remind the manager and chief executive [David Gill] I had been there 12 and a half years.'

I think that's the first free kick that Boro have been given all game. Only took 78 minutes. And I thought that 'Attack' song was ours?

"The Ostravian Maradonna"

We had the better of the first half, and were 1-0 up, yet at half time they just went on about Arsenal's chances. Even though they'd only had about 3.

I don't think it's that easy to just 'forgive' the whole Sun episode, to be honest. I appreciate that he was a great player, loves LFC and regrets it, but still. There's f*** ups and then there's f*** ups On another point, the other night Strachan said that he thought Scholes was the best midfielder in England in the last 30 years. I wish Souness was enough of a c*** to point out that he was a million times the player that Scholes was.

I used to go out with a lass from Skem. I'm more worried for the fellas in the suits...

Don't suppose anyone knows the number to try for any returned tickets? I'm in serious danger of missing my first European home game since about 03/04. f***ing ticket office phone lines.

As has been said above, I can forgive him being a s*** manager, and I don't doubt that he still loves us, but his dealing with that rag has pushed it a bit too far. Although I don't doubt that he severely regrets that too. I vaguely recall reading an interview when he said he did, but I have no idea where or when

Nope. Still doesn't do it justice. Although I like splenetic and nettled.

I've tried, but words can't express how angry I am with this. It's been established (by me) that the actual offence that he was sent off for was bollix (the actual 2nd booking, not his kicking off over other decisions earlier in the game), so essentially if a ref sends you off for literally nothing and you complain about it then you risk a further ban, even though it was essentially the ref who was negligent in the first place.

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